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CHAPTER 10 ARM / ORD (NATIP 2016) > 10.5 Harpoon > Flashcards

10.5 Harpoon Flashcards

1
Q

What is the nomenclature for the Harpoon?

A

AGM-84D Block 1C

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2
Q

The operational sustainer section is identified by a painted ______ band around the section.

A

Brown

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3
Q

The harpoon uses _____ inch hook spacing

A

30

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4
Q

Note regarding MSHOT use in FR-40

A

MSHOT attack mode and the ESBL mode are not authorized for use in FR-40.

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5
Q

What are some characteristics of BOL?

A

MOWN D

Manual launch
One or two missiles
With or without waypoint
Destruct range and search enable range
No DTOT
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6
Q

RBL characteristics

A

MOWN

One or two missiles
Waypoint, with or without
Manual launch
No DTOT

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7
Q

What is the only mode of harpoon release that allows for search priority?

A

RBL Large

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8
Q

What does DTOT stand for?

A

Designated time on target

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9
Q

What is the estimated time frame to accomplish a DTOT?

A

9-14 minutes

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10
Q

In addition to RBL settings, DTOT requires which additional information?

A

Direction relative to target (for waypoint placement)

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11
Q

What is the warning associated with DTOT use?

A

Automatic waypoint placement in DTOT mode is a function of timing only. The operator must consider geographical and territorial constraints, and location of neutral shipping while using this mode to prevent unintentional injury or loss of life.

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12
Q

What does STOT stand for?

A

Simultaneous time on target

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13
Q

What is the difference between DTOT and STOT?

A 
DTOT = specific time of impact
STOT = impact at the same time but time is not specified
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14
Q

STOT characteristics

A

Two missiles required
Way point must be selected - other is computed
RBL large search pattern
Must be within 10 nm of Max LAR
SHOULD apply normal search priority in spread

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15
Q

What are the two types of STOT?

A

Spread

Wing

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16
Q

Warning regarding waypoint placement in STOT

A

Automatic waypoint placement in STOT mode is a function of timing only. The operator must consider geographical and territorial constraints, and location of neutral shipping while using this mode to prevent unintentional injury or loss of life.

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17
Q

What does MSHOT stand for?

A

Multiple simultaneous harpoons on target

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18
Q

How is MSHOT different from other modes?

A

DTOT with up to four missiles

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19
Q

Do you have search priority in MSHOT?

A

Yes

RBL large only

20
Q

Can you release a single harpoon in MSHOT? If so, what is required?

A

Yes

A waypoint is required

21
Q

Note regarding MSHOT use in FR-40

A

MSHOT mode is not authorized in FR-40.

22
Q

Harpoon seeker buy back

A

12 off, 1 back

23
Q

Kill ready requirements for harpoon

A

Seeker on for approx 15 seconds
Master arm on
Missile within parameters
AC in safe separation limits

24
Q

M vs A on kill stores tab for harpoon

A

Manual release

Auto release

25
Q

Which mode of harpoon release is the only auto release?

A

MSHOT

26
Q

Can MSHOT be release manually?

A

Yes

27
Q

Number of missiles available for:

MSHOT
BOL
RBL
DTOT
STOT
A

MSHOT 1-4
BOL, RBL, DTOT 1-2
STOT 2

28
Q

Are fuze settings available for Block 1C?

A

No

29
Q

Note regarding STOT and search priority

A

During STOT mode, use of any option other than Normal may cause unintended search priority results.

30
Q

ReAttack capability for Block 1C vs Block 1G

A

ReAttack for Block 1G

31
Q

Note regarding ESBL use

A

ESBL is not authorized in FR40

32
Q

What does MiLAR stand for?

A

MSHOT initial launch acceptability region

33
Q

What does LAR stand for?

A

In-range Launch Acceptability Region

34
Q

Attack heading area
The area shown is approximately +/- __ degrees offset from the planned waypoint. This is a software planning limitation for weapon timing.

A

70

35
Q

There are two launch points on the TSD during an MSHOT. The fixed or planned launch point appears ______. The second or floating launch point appears ______, and moves based on current early/late calculations by TOMS, indicating where the first missile launch point will be in order to meet DTOT.

A 
White = fixed
Orange = floating launch point
36
Q

Regarding MiLARs, what is the difference between the solid and dashed lines?

A

Placement of LP in solid MiLAR will give you STOT

Placement of LP in dashed MiLAR will not give you STOT

37
Q

What does CTOT stand for?

A

Current time on target

If release now, missiles will hit at time XXXX

38
Q

No Valid Solution for Planned STOT Mission

A

A valid solution will generally become available when the aircraft is within 10 nm of the Max Range LAR.

39
Q

No Valid Solution for Planned DTOT Mission

A

A valid solution will generally become available when the current time is within 9-14 minutes of the planned DTOT. If the waypoint moves to create a direct path between the aircraft and the target you will also receive this alert. Weapon release must occur prior to the waypoint moving.

40
Q

Max Off Axis Launch Limit Exceeded

A

The aircraft heading relative to the waypoint or target is greater than 90 degrees.

41
Q

Target Range Exceeds Max MSL Range

A

Aircraft is not in LAR

42
Q

Can you shoot the harpoon when you are outside of the LAR?

A

Yes, but you much select override not in range on the kill stores tab

43
Q

Can you release a harpoon out of the safe separation limits?

A

No

It is required for a kill ready and is listed on page 10-175 NATIP

44
Q

In FR30 and FR40, alerts that cannot be overridden will appear with a ______ background. In FR30 and FR40, selecting Override Not In Range overrides the following alerts:

A

In FR30 and FR40, alerts that cannot be overridden will appear with a YELLOW background. In FR30 and FR40, selecting Override Not In Range overrides the following alerts:

  • Target Range Exceeds Max MSL Range;
  • Aircraft or Waypoint Too Close to Target for Seeker Turn On;
  • BOL Destruct Range Exceeds Max MSL Range;
  • BOL Destruct Range Less than Min MSL Range;
  • BOL Enable Range is too close to Destruct Range;
  • BOL Enable Range Exceeds Max MSL Range;
  • BOL Enable Range Less than Min MSL Range.
45
Q

Warning regarding missile abort after ITL

A

If a missile is aborted after ITL, the missile battery may have been squibbed. Failure to leave the umbilical connected to the missile and place the missile in a safe area for 2.5 hours from ITL initiation may cause an unsafe situation. Notify the load team and EOD personnel of the ITL initiation.

CHAPTER 10 ARM / ORD (NATIP 2016) (6 decks)

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