Rotary Aircrew fundamentals and mindset - UNITAF Force Manual (FM)


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Rotary Aircrew fundamentals and mindset



FM/BG-954 - Acting within the ORBAT structure

Fixed-wing aircrew support ground forces and are often a small part of the ORBAT. Missions are built around infantry, not aircraft. Seeing enemy units early (such as game master-spawned threats) doesn’t mean they should be engaged. Only act if the threat is imminent to ground forces or on instruction. Early action can disrupt mission pacing.

FM/BG-955 - Respecting game master intent

Game masters may divert aircraft to other areas to maintain mission flow or populate areas without interference. This is due to Arma’s performance limits. Pilots should avoid unprompted engagement and work with mission staff to simulate realistic behaviour instead of acting on everything they see.

FM/BG-956 - Simulating when needed

If an AO isn’t populated, simulate using radio communications with mission support. Ask what would realistically be seen, then report accordingly. This preserves immersion and supports the scenario. Good pilots enhance the mission by staying in sync with the bigger picture, not exposing technical boundaries.

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