Tactical decisions in air combat are typically evaluated using experience as a basis. Pilots undergo frequent training in various air combat processes to enhance their combat proficiency and evaluation skills. Having the Situational Awareness (SA) necessary to evaluate the effects of multiple missile threats can often be challenging. This study provides a new method for calculating an aircraft fleet's maneuver flexibility in a Beyond-Visual-Range (BVR) setting. Sustaining a high degree of flexibility is necessary to adapt to unforeseen circumstances in BVR air combat. To do that, we employ Deep Neural Networks (DNN) to capture the result of a high-performance aircraft model in the presence of adversarial BVR missiles. We then modify our approach to calculate the aircraft's maneuverability concerning an opposing fleet, looking at the advantages and disadvantages of several flight formations. Finally, we consider the anticipated threat from an incoming opponent formation and optimize the counter-formation. This methodology offers a more sophisticated comprehension of aircraft maneuver flexibility within a BVR framework and aids in developing flexible and efficient decision-making techniques for air combat.
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