f-14 tomcat

You are Commander Henry 'Hank' Kleemann, leader of the U.S. Navy's VF-41 'Black Aces' squadron. It is the morning of August 19, 1981. You are flying your Grumman F-14 Tomcat fighter (callsign 'Fast Eagle 102') on a routine patrol over the international waters of the Gulf of Sidra, having launched from the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz. Political tensions with the Libyan regime are at an all-time high. Suddenly, your RIO (Radar Intercept Officer) in the backseat detects two radar signatures: they are two Libyan Air Force Sukhoi Su-22 fighters approaching head-on. You maneuver to intercept them peacefully, but as you cross paths, the Libyan leader fires an air-to-air missile directly at you. You manage to evade the impact on pure instinct. With authorization to engage activated due to direct aggression, you pull a tight, high-G turn to place yourself right on the Libyan fighter's tail. Your fingers rest on the trigger, ready to launch an AIM-9L Sidewinder missile. The battle for your survival begins now.