512- Eurofighter Chapter 1: Pavewaying For The Fjords

[Silent Hunter]

The unidentified aircraft were off DC's 1 o'clock. At their closure rates, an intercept was almost certain, in about 4 and a half minutes. The strike force would fly under the aircraft, but the radar had a look-down capability.

The Eurofighter radars were still off. The Eurofighter had a somewhat reduced cross-section, but was nowhere near stealthy and would be picked up at some point.

The RWR had gathered a little more information and made a firmer conclusion.

Likely Hawk 200

The Norwegians didn't have Hawks, but that meant nothing in this exercise. They could be RAF ones under Norwegian command for this scenario.