Dated 15 July 1971, this page continues USAF emergency radio-out procedures and details the responsibilities of an accompanying aircraft guiding a radio-silent wingman safely home - from requesting arresting gear to leading a precise straight-in approach and confirming, through a simple head nod or flashlight signal, that the wingman was ready to land. Such carefully choreographed teamwork was essential for F-4 Phantom crews at Da Nang Air Base, ensuring a lost-radio emergency did not end in tragedy. Project: 218454