In 1940's, what kind of their war game, you know? In 1940's dont have the laser tag or paintball. How did they do the war game like the dogfighting pratice or ground war game or water war game? You know? heh? Thanks.

Originally Posted by Fox

In 1940's, what kind of their war game, you know? In 1940's dont have the laser tag or paintball. How did they do the war game like the dogfighting pratice or ground war game or water war game? You know? heh? Thanks.

for the dogfighting they have the photocameras connected to the same controls as the machine guns, so they can prove the "kill"

Originally Posted by boris116

for the dogfighting they have the photocameras connected to the same controls as the machine guns, so they can prove the "kill"

The USAAF also heavily armoured some 300 Bell P-63A Kingcobra's as part of a training programme.
These aircraft were then used as manned targets, being shot at with frangible bullets. A red light blinked when a hit was made.


ps, Frangible bullets, are bullets which break up on hitting a solid object, without penetrating

pretty cool.
p.s. i play topgun at laser tag every time.