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When you “overshoot” enemy, what have you done?

Retry Correct Incorrect Overshooting an enemy means you end up in front of them during pursuit. Ideally you wind up behind an enemy pilot, and ending up as a defender could turn into a disastrous situation.

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When you “overshoot” enemy, what have you done?

• You ended up in front of them
• You run out of ammo mid-dogfight
• You gain too much speed on descent and have to bail from your aircraft
• You collide with them on your pursuit flight