ORIGINAL: Apollo11
Hi all,
The more I think about my "spiral" search theory (i.e. concentric circles with increased range) I think it is correct assumption...
Here is how I think it works:
#1
Every pilot in every squadron assigned for air search ("Naval Search" or "ASW") that passes all pre-flight checks (enough pilots, enough aircraft, leader check, percentage of aircraft assigned to mission, weather etc.) individually flies the "spiral" (i.e. concentric circles with increased range) up to the range user selected (halved in case of ASW).
#2
The "spiral" (i.e. concentric circles with increased range) covers every single HEX (in range) and then checks are made in every such HEX for discovery and countermeasures (enemy CAP, AA etc.).
BTW, if you think of it as programming "problem" the above explanation seems rather logical way to do it... [8D]
Leo "Apollo11"
Doing this spiral kinda negates any range or endurance issues as well.





