Under Weapons Tight, you may engage aircraft that are:

Under Weapons Tight, you may engage aircraft that are:

• A. Not Positively Identified as Friendly
• B. Positively Identified as Hostile
• C. Neutral
• D. Friendly

Answer: (B)

In Weapons Tight, you are allowed to engage only aircraft that have been positively identified as hostile. Positive identification means you have a high-confidence confirmation from multiple sources (such as IFF, radar tracks, sensor data, and corroborating information) that the target is an adversary. This strict requirement minimizes the risk of hitting friend or neutral aircraft in a high-threat situation. Therefore, only aircraft that are definitively known to be hostile may be engaged. Aircraft that are not positively identified as hostile—whether they’re neutral or friendly or simply not-ID’d yet—must not be engaged under this mode.

In Weapons Tight, you are allowed to engage only aircraft that have been positively identified as hostile. Positive identification means you have a high-confidence confirmation from multiple sources (such as IFF, radar tracks, sensor data, and corroborating information) that the target is an adversary. This strict requirement minimizes the risk of hitting friend or neutral aircraft in a high-threat situation.

Therefore, only aircraft that are definitively known to be hostile may be engaged. Aircraft that are not positively identified as hostile—whether they’re neutral or friendly or simply not-ID’d yet—must not be engaged under this mode.