Angular velocity plays a critical role in determining the outcome of a close-range aerial engagement between two identical fighter aircraft pitching at full deflection. In a zero gravity environment, a pursuer may exploit its ability to roll to increase its relative angular velocity against a pitching opponent. In this paper, we present a repeatable maneuver for an unmanned fighter aircraft that increases its relative angular velocity. Additionally, we provide maneuvers for aligning an aircraft's trajectory with a desired target trajectory.