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F-22 Lightning II Demo

NovaLogic is proud to offer this nearly full featured demonstration of our
popular F-22 Lightning II flight simulation. Now you can fly this awesome
aircraft and test your fighter-pilot skills against a collection of deadly
adversaries like the Su-27 Flanker, EF-2000 Eurofighter, and MiG-29 Fulcrum.
Because it is only a demo however, it lacks the multiplayer capability of the
regular program. (The full version of F-22 Lightning II allows up to eight
players to participate simultaneously in Head-to-Head contests or Cooperative
play via a network connection. It also supports two player modem and serial
cable connections as well.).

I. Demo Installation and Set-Up Procedure
In order to play the F-22 Lightning II Demo, you must first install the demo
program on your hard drive. An installation program has been included with
this demo. This installation program leads you directly into the Setup
program. The Setup program in turn enables you to configure the demo for play
with your particular hardware. Follow the simple steps below.

A. Installing the F-22 Demo Program
1. Download (copy) the f22demo.exe file to your hard drive. Make a note of
where you place it.

2. The f22demo.exe file is a self-extracting executable program. Once you have
finished downloading it to your hard drive, you must extract the program
files. To extract the program files, follow the steps outlined below.

a) Windows(tm) 95 users
Use Windows Explorer to go to folder (directory) on your hard drive where you
have placed the f22demo(.exe) file. Double-click on the f22demo(.exe) program
icon. (Depending upon your Windows(tm) settings, the f22demo icon may or may not
have an .exe extension assigned to it.) Two new files will extract to the
folder where f22demo is currently located. These are install.exe and
install.bin.

Once these files have been created, run the install.exe program. This will
install the f22demo program on your computer. To run the install.exe program,
double-click on the install(.exe) program icon. (Depending upon your Windows
settings the install icon may or may not have an .exe extension assigned to
it.) The game should now begin installing itself on your hard drive.

b) DOS (or Windows(tm) 3.1) users
If you are running Windows(tm) 3.1, exit from Windows(tm) completely and run the
installation program from DOS. Change to the folder (directory) where you have
downloaded the f22demo.exe file. At the DOS prompt, extract the programs files
by typing: f22demo <press enter>.

Two new files will extract to the folder where f22demo is currently located.
These are install.exe and install.bin.

Once these files have been created, run the install.exe program. This will
install the f22demo program on your computer. To run the install.exe program,
at the DOS prompt install the demo files by typing: install <press enter>.

3. The installation program displays a directory destination screen. The
default destination for these files is C:\f22demo. Use this destination or
enter a different destination directory (complete with path) of your own. The
progress of the installation routine is displayed on your screen as a
percentage. When the installation process is complete you are prompted to run
the Setup program.

B. F-22 Demo Setup
1. F22 Setup Main Menu Screen
There are four system settings to configure: Video setup, Audio setup,
Multiplayer setup, and Performance settings. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (or
press the highlighted (colored) letter or number) to access menu selections.
Press the ENTER key to make a selection. Press the ESC key to back up to a
previous screen or press the Alt and X keys to exit. When you are finished
with the Setup routine, be sure to select Exit and Save settings. If you
select Exit only, you will exit Setup without saving your selections. You will
have to go back and re-do all your settings.

a) Video Setup: This menu selection is used to configure and test your video
setup. This selection takes you immediately to the Video setup screen. Simply
follow the on-screen instructions for setting-up and testing your VESA driver.
Note that the preferred selection is VESA 2.0, however this newer driver has
been found to be faulty on some video cards. Choose VESA 1.0 for greater
compatibility as an override.

b) Audio Setup: This menu selection is used to configure and test your audio
setup. Your menu options are:

Digital Sound Device: This menu screen contains a list of sound devices.
Follow the on-screen instructions for selecting and testing your sound device.

Music Device: This menu screen contains a list of music devices. Follow the
on-screen instructions for selecting and testing your sound device.

c) Multiplayer Settings: This option is not used in the demo version of this
game. The full version of F-22 Lightning II features a comprehensive
multiplayer environment.

d) Performance Settings: This menu selection is used to configure your system
in order to increase its performance and provide for faster and smoother play.
Your menu options on this screen are:

Use page flipping: Page flipping is a technique which can produce smoother
animation. Some video devices do not properly support page flipping however.
If your video display acts erratically when using page flipping, leave this
item unchecked.

Use VESA for low res: VESA drivers are found on most video devices today.
These drivers form the link between your program and the video card. If you
notice video corruption or slow video performance when playing the F-22demo in
a low res mode, try un-checking Use VESA for low res to fix the problem.

Slow CD ROM (2X speed): The demo does not require the services of your CD
drive. It runs entirely off your hard drive.

2. Altering your initial Setup program settings
Setup is a program that is copied to your f22demo folder (C:\f22demo) during
installation. It is run for you as part of your initial installation.
Thereafter, you are required to access the setup.exe file on your own if you
wish to alter your settings. Follow the instructions appropriate for your
operating system as outlined below:

a) Windows(tm) 95 Setup initiation
Press the Start button and select Programs. Click on the "NovaLogic folder/
F22 Lightning II Demo/ Setup" menu options to access the Setup program. To
alter your initial Setup selections, follow the F22 Setup Main Menu screen
instructions.

b) Windows(tm) 3.1/ DOS Set-Up procedure
If you are running Windows(tm) 3.1, exit the program and run the Setup program
from DOS. To run the Setup program from DOS, access the F22demo folder
(C:\F22demo for example). At the C:\F22demo> prompt type: setup <press enter>.
To alter your initial Setup selections, follow the F22 Setup Main Menu screen
instructions.

C. Playing the F-22 Demo
Once you have successfully installed and setup the f22 demo program on your
hard drive you are ready to play. To play the demo, follow the instructions
appropriate to your particular operating system as outlined below:

1. Windows(tm) 3.1/DOS users
If you are running Windows(tm) 3.1, exit the program and launch the game from DOS
as follows:
a) Change to the directory where you have placed the f22demo.
b) At the DOS prompt> type the following:  f22demo <press enter>

2. Windows(tm) 95 users
Press the Start button and select Programs. Click on the "NovaLogic folder/
F22 Lightning II/ F22 Lightning II/ Demo" menu options to launch the demo. You
may also launch the demo by double-clicking on the handy F-22 desktop shortcut
icon.

II. Introduction to F-22 Lightning II
The F-22 Lightning II is America╒s advanced tactical fighter. It is designed
to meet the challenges of air combat in the 21st century. This aircraft is the
stealth fighter that the F-117A never was. Not only is the F-22 nearly
invisible to enemy radar, it carries heat-seeking and radar-guided air-to-air
missiles plus "super smart" air-to-ground bombs. Its engines are equipped with
vectored thrust nozzles which give it excellent slow speed handling
characteristics. At high speeds, its engines use a fuel efficient
╥supercruise╙ mode, allowing it to travel very fast without resorting to a
fuel guzzling afterburner.

The F-22's low observable (LO) characteristics make it a ghost, an apparition
in the night able to sneak up on ground targets and destroy them with
precision munitions. The F-22 carries Mk. 83 conventional bombs specially
fitted with JDAM guidance packages. The JDAM system uses GPS (Global
Positioning System) targeting data for guidance rather than tell-tale radar or
infrared systems. The pilot can release JDAM ordnance while undetected and hit
targets with unmatched accuracy.

A. The F-22 Demo Menu Screen
Because this is only a Demo version, you do not have access to everything this
simulation has to offer. You'll notice that the Main Menu screen contains a
number of subdued (grayed out) menu selections. These selections have been
placed off limits. The only selections available to you are: Quick Mission,
Options, and Exit.

1. Quick Mission
This demo comes with one introductory mission instead of the five combat
theaters/ campaigns and training tutorials you get with the regular version.
After takeoff, you╒ll probably encounter an AWACS aircraft being escorted by
two F-16s. These are friendly aircraft so don't blast them. ....but should you
get an itchy trigger finger use the TAB key or the return key to target these
aircraft. You'll see a small Target Designator box appear around the aircraft.
When the box turns red, fire away!!! Be aware that self preservation is an
instinct these guys possess. If you attack them, they will respond so be ready
to fight.

2. Options
This selection takes you to the Options menu screen. Here you are given the
ability to change or tailor certain options from within the game.

a) Speed
Video Mode allows you to choose between three different levels of video
resolution; 320 x 240, 400 x 300, and 640 x 480. Note that in multiplayer mode
not all players need to have their video set to the same resolution.

Sky Detail allows you to choose between low or high levels of cloud realism.

Terrain Texturing makes great demands upon your processor. This option allows
you to set the distance at which hazing effects will obscures the terrain
texturing. If you are playing on a slower computer, this factor should be
reduced.

b) Memory
Object and Terrain resolution are affected by the amount of memory and
processor speed. If the game runs slowly on your computer, these resolution
settings should be reduced.

c) Sound
Sound Effects and Music Volume can be adjusted using the sliding scale located
here.

d) More Options (Controls and Effects)
Joystick: Your options are: No Joystick, Two Button Joystick, Four Button
Joystick, CH Flightstick Pro, Thrustmaster and others.

e) Throttle: Your options are: No, Yes, and Reversed. (A reversed throttle
accelerates the aircraft by pulling back on the yoke rather than pushing it
forward.)

f) Footpedals: Press Yes if you want to use actual footpedal rudder controls
rather than use the Delete and Page Down keys.

g) Redouts/ Blackouts: F-22 realistically simulates the effects of "redding
out" in negative G situations and "blacking out" under the effects of positive
G's. In pilot slang this is known as GLOC (Gravity-induced Loss of
Consciousness.) These effects can be turned On and Off here if desired.

3. Exit Game
This option exits you from the demo. We do hope that what you╒ve seen so far
prompts to want to purchase the full version of F-22 Lightning II.

B. Your Quick Mission Choices
1. Quick Mission 1
Basic Flight
Desert Day
This is a simple "check ride" flight over the desert surrounding Nellis Air
Force Base, Nevada. The mission takes place during daylight hours in
conditions of almost unlimited visibility. There is a slight breeze from the
southwest. The desert terrain is remarkably beautiful ranging from flat desert
at sea level (and below) to sharp mountain peaks. Mt. Charleston for instance,
is visible immediately west of the runway. Death Valley, California and the
mountains of the Sierra Nevadas are located approximately 130 nm. northwest of
the runway. Enjoy the sights.

This mission is included in the demo as a way for you to familiarize yourself
with the aircraft and its controls in a safe, non-threatening environment
(forget for a moment that Nellis AFB is near Las Vegas). See if you can learn
to fly the F-22 without "cashing in your chips."

Note the control key summary in the mission briefing window. If you need
immediate help, press the K key for a partial list of the control keys and
their functions. A complete list of all control keys and function is included
below along with an abbrieviated Key Control Summary.

III. Keyboard Control Descriptions
Although F-22 Lightning II is designed to simulate the use actual flight
hardware as closely as possible, in most cases you will be using your keyboard
to input game-related commands. Note that for purposes of this demo, certain
keys have been deactivated. So don't become upset if you press a key and
nothing happens.The following section provides you with a list of all the
control keys and their functions.

A. General Game Controls
These keys perform general game functions not specifically related to the
actual flight of your F-22.

Esc Key (End mission/Center joystick): Press this key to end the mission or
center you joystick.

P Key (Pause): Toggle this key to halt/resume a mission in progress.

Ctrl V Key (Video Resolution): Press these keys simultaneously to change your
current video resolution.

K Key (Keyboard Help): Toggle this key to superimpose/ remove an on-screen key
control summary.

M Key (Mission Goals): Press this key to receive a summary status of your
mission goals.

End Key (End Mission): Press this key to end the mission in progress and
obtain a success/failure summary.

F9 Key (Normal): Press this key to resume normal time scaling.

F10 Key (2x Time): Press this key to accelerate (compress) the passage of time
to 2x normal speed.

F11 Key (4x Time): Press this key to accelerate (compress) the passage of time
to 4x normal speed.

F12 Key (6x Time): Press this key to accelerate (compress) the passage of time
to 6x normal speed.

B. Camera Modes/ Views
The scenery outside your cockpit is gorgeous. Make use of the following camera
modes and pilot views so that you don't miss any of the sights

/ Key (Look Left): Press this key to look out the left side of your aircraft.

* Key (Look Right): Press this key to look out the right side of your
aircraft.

- Key (Look Up): Press this key to look out the top of your cockpit canopy.

+ Key (Look Behind): This is the famous "check six" view. Pressing this key
allows you to quickly see what is behind you.

You access a particular view by pressing the appropriate keypad keys as listed
above. The keys themselves function as toggle switches. These views are static
perspectives. They cannot be panned, tilted, or zoomed. Pressing the key an
additional time causes you to revert to the previous view.

For example, you are currently looking forward via the Head-Up Display view
but want to quickly look behind you (i.e. check your six). You accomplish this
by pressing the keypad + key to access the Look Behind view. Pressing the
keypad + key again returns you to your original Head-Up Display view.

F1 Key (Virtual Cockpit Mode): Press this key to enter the specialized "you-
are-there" pilot perspective known as Virtual Cockpit Mode.

F2 Key (HUD View): Press this key to access the forward cockpit view which
superimposes the HUD directly in front of your field of vision. Toggling this
key removes/ replaces the HUD frame. Removing the HUD frame gives you a less
restricted forward view.

F3 Key (Player External View): Press this key to access a 3D movable external
camera view of your F-22. The camera perspective can be moved to view your
aircraft from any angle.

F4 Key (Player Fly-By View): Press this key to access an external camera view
of your F-22 performing a fly-by past a fixed location.

F5 Key (Padlock View): Press this key to keep your vision fixated on a
designated target. Padlock view keeps the target centered within this field of
vision regardless of where it moves.

F6 Key (Wingman External View): Press this key to access a 3D movable external
camera view of your wingman's F-22.

F7 Key (Missile FlyBy/ External View Toggle): Press this key to access an
external
view of your missile performing a fly-by past a fixed location. Toggle this
key to switch between the missile fly-by view and a 3D movable external camera
view.

F8 Key (Target View): Press this key to access a 3D movable external camera
view of the target you currently have designated on radar.

Ctrl Up arrow Key (Cam pitch up): Press these keys in combination to pitch
your external camera angle upward.

Ctrl Down arrow Key (Cam pitch down): Press these keys in combination to pitch
your external camera angle downward.

Ctrl Left arrow Key (Cam pitch left): Press these keys in combination to pitch
your external camera angle to the left.

Ctrl Right arrow Key (Cam pitch right): Press these keys in combination to
pitch your external camera angle to the right.

S Key (Zoom In Slow): Press this key to slowly magnify your camera view or
display range for closer inspection.

Ctrl S Key (Zoom In Fast): Press these keys in combination to rapidly magnify
your camera view or display range for closer inspection.

X Key (Zoom Out Slow): Press this key to rapidly expand your camera view or
display range.

Ctrl X Key (Zoom Out Fast): Press these keys in combination to rapidly expand
your camera view or display range.

C. Engine Power Settings
The following throttle controls regulate the power being produced by your
engines. Higher power settings may make you go faster but they consume fuel at
a tremendous rate. Don't misjudge your fuel state and run out of gas. Note
that you cannot start the engines using a throttle control device. You must
start the engines by pressing a Engine setting key.

5 Key (0% Engine Off): Press this key to shut down your engines.

6 Key (60% Engine Idle): Press this key to increase/reduce your throttle
setting to idle (60% power).

7 Key (70% Engine power): Press this key to increase/reduce your throttle
setting to 70% power.

8 Key (80% Cruise): Press this key to increase/reduce your throttle setting to
80% power. This throttle setting represents the standard cruising power
percentage.

9 Key (90% Engine power): Press this key to increase/reduce your throttle
setting to 90% power.
Note that you cannot turn the engine On using a throttle control device. You
must press one of the engine power setting keys to start the engine.

0 Key (100% Full Military Power): Press this key to increase/reduce your
throttle setting to Full Military Power (100%).

- Key (Afterburner): Press this key to engage your afterburner. The word BURN
appears on your Stores Management Display and HUD when the afterburner is
engaged.

D. General Flight Controls
The following keys are general flight and avionics controls. Some of these
keys (the directional keys in particular) are used to emulate the functions of
an actual F-22 joystick.

Up arrow Key (Pitch down): Press this key to pitch the nose of your aircraft
downward.

Down arrow (Pitch up): Press this key to pitch the nose of your aircraft
upward.

Left arrow Key (Roll left): Press this key to bank your wings and roll the
aircraft to the left.

Right arrow Key (Roll right): Press this key to bank your wings and roll the
aircraft to the right.

F Key (Flaps): Toggle this key to raise/lower your flaps. The word FLAPS
appears in the HUD when your flaps are lowered. Note that your flaps are
automatically retracted when your air speed goes above 400 knots.

G Key (Gear): Toggle this key to extend/retract your landing gear. The word
GEAR appears on the HUD when your landing gear is down. Note that your gear is
automatically retracted when your air speed goes above 350 knots.

Page Down Key (Right Rudder): Press this key to yaw the nose of your aircraft
to the right.

Delete Key (Left Rudder): Press this key to yaw the nose of your aircraft to
the left.

B Key (Brake): Toggle this key to extend/retract your air and ground brakes.
The word BRAKE appears on the HUD when your brakes are extended.

Ctrl J Key (Eject): Press this key to eject (i.e. bail out) of your F-22. Note
that ejecting while your aircraft is inverted or too close to the ground
usually results in fatality.

, Key (HUD Dim): decreases contrast/brightness of your HUD symbology.

. Key (HUD Bright): increases contrast/brightness of your HUD symbology.

E. Navigation Controls
This group of keys is primarily involved with navigational duties and hands-
off flight control.

A Key (Autopilot Toggle): Toggle this key to engage/disengage your AutoPilot.

N Key (Cycle Waypoints): Press the key to cycle through your mission╒s pre-set
navigation waypoints.

L Key (Auto-Level): Press this key to cause your aircraft to immediately
assume level flight.

H Key (Home): Press this key to immediately place your F-22 at initial
approach to your home base runway. This key also engages your Auto-Pilot at
the same time.

F. Radar/Weapon Controls
These are some of the most important keys you'll need to become familiar with.
This group deals with radar and weapon system controls

1 Key (AMRAAM): Press this key to ready an AIM-120 AMRAAM radar-guided
missile. When this weapon is selected your radar will only target air objects.

2 Key (Sidewinder): Press this key to ready an AIM-9X Sidewinder heat-seeking
missile. Although this missile does not require use of the radar, when this
missile is selected your radar will only target air objects.

3 Key (Cannon): Press this key to ready your M61A2 20mm cannon. Although your
cannon does not require the use of the radar, when this cannon is selected
your radar will only target air objects.

4 Key (JDAM): Press this key to ready a single JDAM Mk. 83 bomb. When JDAMS
are selected only ground objects are targeted by your JDAM (GPS) targeting
system.

R Key (Radar): Toggle this key to switch your radar from stand-by to On and
back. The word RADAR appears on your HUD when your radar is turned On.

W Key (Cycle Weapon Selection): Press this key to cycle through your available
weapons.

C Key (Counter-measures): Press this key to release a chaff/flare ECM
combination. Chaff and flares are also released automatically according to a
preset pattern when your on-board computers detect a threat.

Enter Key (Create Shootlist): Press this key to create a prioritized Shootlist
of the four nearest eligible targets.

Tab Key (Cycle Objects): Press this key to cycle forward through all objects
within the forward arc of your aircraft and less than 40 nm. away.

Ctrl Tab (Reversed Cycle Objects): Press this key to cycle back through all
objects within the forward arc of your aircraft and less than 40 nm. away.

[ Key (Select Previous Target): Press this key to cycle back through the
targets currently on your Shootlist.

] Key (Select Next Target): Press this key to cycle forward through the
targets currently on your Shootlist.

' Key (Boresight Mode): Press this key to target the nearest object within
your ASE circle on the HUD.

F. Avionics
These keys access full screen views of the various F-22 avionics displays. Use
the set of numbers located on your numberpad instead of the numbers which
stretch horizontally across your keyboard.

2 Key (Stores Management Display): Press this key to access a full screen view
of your Stores Management Display.

4 Key (Threat Display) Press this key to access a full screen view of your
Threat Display. You may use the Zoom In/Out keys to change the range setting
of this display.

5 Key (Nav Display): Press this key to access a full screen view of your
Navigation Display. You may use the Zoom In/Out keys to change the range
setting of this display.

6 Key (Attack Display): Press this key to access a full screen view of your
Attack Display. You may use the Zoom In/Out keys to change the range setting
of this display.

7 Key (HUD Repeater): Press this key to access a full screen view of your HUD
Repeater.

8 Key (Atk/Nav Overlay): Toggle this key to insert/ remove a thumbnail Attack
Display window in the upper right hand corner of the screen when looking at
the HUD. An Artificial Horizon is inset in your other display views when this
key is pressed. This feature is to help orient yourself when you are not
looking outside the cockpit. You may use the Zoom In/Out keys to change the
range setting of this display.

9 Key (Artificial Horizon): Press this key to access a full screen view of
your Artificial Horizon Display.

G. Wingman Controls
This group of keys allows you to exercise limited control over the actions of
your wingman. You can issue only the most general of orders. Your wingman has
a large degree of freedom with which to carry out your directives.

Ctrl C Key (Wingman Cover Role): Press this key to order your wingman to cover
you. Your wingman will immediately move to attack any enemy aircraft with a
current radar lock on your aircraft.

Ctrl E Key (Wingman Engage): Press this key to order your wingman to engage
enemy targets at will.

Ctrl F Key (Wingman Form on Wing): Press this key to order your wingman to
form up off your right wing. Your wingman will remain on your wing until
otherwise ordered.

Ctrl M Key (Wingman Attack My Target): Press this key to order your wingman to
attack the target you currently have locked on radar.

Ctrl P Key (Wingman Patrol Home Base): Press this key to order your wingman to
return to your home base. Once there, your wingman will begin a Combat Air
Patrol, circling your airbase and keeping enemy aircraft away.

IV. Key Chart Summary

A. General Game Controls
Esc Key (End mission/Center joystick)
P Key (Pause)
Ctrl V Key (Video Resolution)
K Key (Keyboard Help)
M Key (Mission Goals)
End Key (End Mission)
F9 Key (Normal)
F10 Key (2x Time)
F11 Key (4x Time)
F12 Key (6x Time)

B. Camera Modes/ Views
/ Key (Look Left)
* Key (Look Right)
- Key (Look Up)
+ Key (Look Behind)
F1 Key (Virtual Cockpit Mode)
F2 Key (HUD View)
F3 Key (Player External View)
F4 Key (Player Fly-By View)
F5 Key (Padlock View)
F6 Key (Wingman External View)
F7 Key (Missile FlyBy/ External View Toggle)
F8 Key (Target View)
Ctrl Up arrow Key (Cam pitch up)
Ctrl Down arrow Key (Cam pitch down)
Ctrl Left arrow Key (Cam pitch left)
Ctrl Right arrow Key (Cam pitch right)
S Key (Zoom In Slow)
Ctrl S Key (Zoom In Fast)
X Key (Zoom Out Slow)
Ctrl X Key (Zoom Out Fast)

C. Engine Power Settings
5 Key (0% Engine Off)
6 Key (60% Engine Idle)
7 Key (70% Engine power)
8 Key (80% Cruise)
9 Key (90% Engine power)
0 Key (100% Full Military Power)
- Key (Afterburner)

D. General Flight Controls
Up arrow Key (Pitch down)
Down arrow (Pitch up)
Left arrow Key (Roll left)
Right arrow Key (Roll right)
F Key (Flaps)
G Key (Gear)
Page Down Key (Right Rudder)
Delete Key (Left Rudder)
B Key (Brake)
Ctrl J Key (Eject)
, Key (HUD Dim)
. Key (HUD Bright)

E. Navigation Controls
A Key (Autopilot Toggle)
N Key (Cycle Waypoints)
L Key (Auto-Level)
H Key (Home)

F. Radar/Weapon Controls
1 Key (AMRAAM)
2 Key (Sidewinder)
3 Key (Cannon)
4 Key (JDAM)
R Key (Radar)
W Key (Cycle Weapon Selection)
C Key (Counter-measures)
Enter Key (Create Shootlist)
Tab Key (Cycle Objects)
Ctrl Tab (Reversed Cycle Objects)
[ Key (Select Previous Target)
] Key (Select Next Target)
' Key (Boresight Mode)

F. Avionics
2 Key (Stores Management Display)
4 Key (Threat Display)
5 Key (Nav Display)
6 Key (Attack Display)
7 Key (HUD Repeater)
8 Key (Atk/Nav Overlay)
9 Key (Artificial Horizon)

G. Wingman Controls
Ctrl C Key (Wingman Cover Role)
Ctrl E Key (Wingman Engage)
Ctrl F Key (Wingman Form on Wing)
Ctrl M Key (Wingman Attack My Target)
Ctrl P Key (Wingman Patrol Home Base)