...as determining how many kills would be awarded to pilots after a mission. Recorders would also carry details of sensor information from a mission - the strike
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...ghters. They are used to record flight operations for later review. Flight recorders are found on the [[Hornet]], [[F-44 Rapier II|Rapier II]], [[Scimitar]] and
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fighting: an analysis of their flight recorders showed a 129 to 1 kill ratio. Carrying Porcupines and a deployable turret,
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...sey. Let's kill the bastards! I took the liberty of turning off our flight recorders before we left. Nobody's gonna know what happened out here, but you, me, an
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| valign="top" align="left" | ''Well, let's go over the flight recorders.''
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...e were only two of them near Nav 3 or you might be listening to our flight recorders instead of holding a personal debriefing. A frontal attack is foolhardy. It
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''Halcyon was glad to see that we'd made it back in one piece with our flight recorders. The mapping of Kilrathi minefields could begin. He wasn't pleased, however
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...rs were shot down, but they went out fighting: an analysis of their flight recorders showed a 129 to 1 kill ratio. Carrying Porcupines and a deployable turret,
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