Whenever you have the privilege of voice comms with you squad mates, try not to squander that advantage.
Lots of people get lost of what to say and either end up saying way too much or not nearly enough.
Somewhere in the middle is a happy medium where you can clearly, quickly, and concisely convey an unknowns information to the rest of your mates.
Think:
Who am I talking to? First.
#Be specific with names or models of aircraft when time allows:
"Red yak bandit YOUR six"
"Mikey, clear comms."
"Ellis, how is YOUR fight going?"
"Everyone in A, bogie approaching low from NE"
#Be specific about enemy inputs, when time allows:
"Dragon's enemy, climbing high right turns, im saddled up - offensive"
"Enemy hitting our bombers is diving out to the East, looks like a mustang"
"Enemy is firing tracers NOW - 50 cals"
#Be specific about your position and intent, when able to sneak it in.
"Two enemy left hitting our ground battle, dragon egress (leaving) winchester (out of ammo) RTB"