1. dogfighting - Noun
2. dogfighting - Verb
A blood sport in which dogs fight with one another.
Dogfighting is illegal in most countries.
(military, aviation) Close combat between two military aircraft.
dogfighting
present participle of dogfight
Because the Navy already had the Douglas A-4 Skyhawk for ground attack and F-8 Crusader for dogfighting, the project now had to fulfill the need for an all-weather fleet defense interceptor. Source: Internet
His considerable dogfighting prowess is shown in the Battle of Yavin when he saves Luke Skywalker by shooting down a TIE fighter that Luke had been unable to shake off. Source: Internet
In July 2015, an F-35 pilot commented that the helmet may have been one of the issues that the F-35 faced while dogfighting against an F-16 during a test; "The helmet was too large for the space inside the canopy to adequately see behind the aircraft. Source: Internet
The strong box structure of the biplane provided a rigid wing that allowed the accurate lateral control essential for dogfighting. Source: Internet
This removed the main Luftwaffe precision-bombing weapon and shifted the burden of pinpoint attacks on the already-stretched Erpro 210. The Bf 110 proved too clumsy for dogfighting with single-engined fighters, and its participation was scaled back. Source: Internet
Motive Studios and Lucasfilm took us inside the cockpit of Star Wars: Squadrons, revealing a six-minute gameplay video of the upcoming first-person space dogfighting game along with new gameplay details. Source: Internet