Transmission to SkyFury Squadron - YF-22 Sentinel S1 "Super" Operational BriefingHello SkyFury crew, welcome aboard the YF-22 Sentinel S1, the heavy and optimized version of our Sentinel fighter. Before starting, here’s a rundown of critical commands for your operations:1. AG-1: Maintenance hatch opening.2. AG-2: External fuel tank ejection.3. AG-3: Main airbrake activation (use for vertical takeoff maneuvers).4. AG-4: External position lights on.5. AG-5: Landing parachute deployment (for short landings).6. AG-6: Arrestor hook activation.7. AG-7: Advanced maneuver control activation.8. AG-8: Twin-engine ignition.Verification procedures:Perform flight control verification by testing roll and control axes. Ensure all movable surfaces respond accurately to the stick movements.Reminders for close combat operations:In dogfight scenarios, do not exceed 900 km/h to limit excessive G-forces. The Sentinel is built for aggressive maneuvers, but speeds beyond this may compromise the aircraft’s responsiveness.SkyFury pilots, keep a firm hold on the stick during evasive maneuvers. Releasing it could reduce the effectiveness of your actions.The Sentinel, with its exceptional thrust, requires no more than 17% throttle to maintain subsonic cruising speed. Only use full power for rapid transit; otherwise, fuel consumption will increase drastically.In tight maneuvers, keep your speed between 550 and 980 km/h to ensure the best balance between maneuverability and control.End of transmission. You are cleared for takeoff, SkyFury crew. Good luck and safe flight!