11-248 Ch 9 Flashcards

1
Q

Purpose of formation

A

Mutual Support

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2
Q

Number 1’s responsibilities

A

Clear, Plan, Monitor 2 (Navigation and Communication)

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3
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If 1 loses sight of 2 what should 1 say

A

“C/S posit” and 2 will report position relative to 1

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4
Q

Difference between telling 2 to “go” or “push” to a channel, what about Aux Freq change

A

“go” 2 must acknowledge with “2” and push 2 can go to the channel an wait for check-in, Lead will add Victor to call “C/S go channel 11 Victor”

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5
Q

Number 2’s responsibilities

A
Don't Hit 1
Keep 1 in sight
Be in position/ freq "be there"
Clear 
backup 1 at anytime
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6
Q

A situation when 2 can make a radio call to 1 regarding fuel

A

if overflying joker/ bingo unless on recovery

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7
Q

When can 2 say “same” for ops check

A

within 50lbs of fuel and 0.5 G’s

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8
Q

BD check position

A

performed in route (2 ship widths) and 2 check 1’s A/C for problems. Thumbs up for all good or use radio to describe problems

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9
Q

If time and fuel are critical how can a BD check be completed?

A

If there are two pilots in A/C the PNF can inspect 2 during BD check

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10
Q

KIO objective

A

cease maneuvering for safety issue, dines’t mean breakout just remain predictable and reset

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11
Q

When a KIO is initiated the A/C that called KIO should do what after both A/C have acknowledged KIO

A

state reason for KIO (i.e. airspeed, Area….)

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12
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At the KIO call 1 does what

A

clears flight path
cease maneuvering
acknowledge
obtain visual before resuming

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13
Q

KIO (WOLD BE SMART)

A
Wx mins enroute or area 
Overfly Bingo 
Unplanned/Unbriefed situation 
Dangerous Situation 
Boundary of Area
Exceed A/C limits 
Sa is lost 
Mins Cloud separation 
Altitude Mins
Range/Radar out 
Told
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14
Q

Terminate Objective

A

to cease maneuvering once training objective met or if 2 is out of position, not a safety issue

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15
Q

Lost wingman Wings Lvl/ Climb/ Descent

A

Lost wingman turns away 15 degrees of bank for 15 secs, then resumes heading and obtains separate clearance

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16
Q

Lost Wingman Outside Turn

A

LW will reverse turn using 15 DOB for 15 sec and informs 1, aft 15 sec LW will roll out Straight ahead and obtain separate clearance

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17
Q

Lost Wingman Inside turn

A

LW will tell 1 to rollout and reduces power momentarily to create separation, 1 can resume turn once separation is made, 2 will obtain separate clearance

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18
Q

Final Approach Lost wingman

A

LW will make a small bid away from last known position and climb to FAF/ Glide slope intercept altitude. inform 1 and obtain separate clearance

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19
Q

Missed Approach Lost wingman

A

LW will make a small bid away from last know position of 1 and perform Missed Approach but add 500’, tell 1 and obtain separate clearance

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20
Q

Formation Breakout (HITS)

A

Hazard to flight
In front of lead (3/9)
Told to
Sa is lost

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21
Q

Who is responsible to separation in a Breakout

A

Whom ever initiates the Breakout is responsible

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22
Q

Blind situations

A

Blind A/C will call Blind with altitude and heading, visual member can direct blind A/C onto them

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23
Q

Double Blind situations

A

1 must ensure 1000’ altitude separation until visual (both will use TAS and Sqwk to aid in rejoin)

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24
Q

Lead Changes

A

Can be directed from Fingertip or Route, but if in Fingertip 2 will move to route. 2 will become 1 passing the 3/9 line (canopy bows aligned) and give headnod. New 1 will turn on TAS/Swqk and check inflight on AUX. Formation will rejoin to position lead change was initiated

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25
Q

Min Altitude for lead change

A

500’ AGL

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26
Q

2 cannot be where when initiating a lead change

A

further back than Fingertip/ Route position and more than 30 degrees from LAB, must be in safe position

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27
Q

Heading Crossing Angle HCA

A

angle difference between the longitudinal axis of two A/C

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28
Q

Aspect Angle AA

A

degrees off from tail of reference A/C, in multiples of 10

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29
Q

Closure

A

Overtake caused by Airspeed/ angle and can be positive or negative

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30
Q

Line of sight LOS

A

Movement relative to the Pilot flying

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31
Q

Plane of motion

A

A/C flight path

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32
Q

Fingertip

A

used to simulate IMC, airfield arrival, departure, flyover, aerial demos

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33
Q

Fingertip Postion

A

30 Degrees aft of 3/9 line (6 AA)

10’ wingtip separation

34
Q

Fingertip references

A

Vertical stack: exhaust stack on wing
Fore/Aft: exhaust stack between light and pitot tube
Lateral: aligned with leading edge of horizontal stab

35
Q

Visual for Fingertip

A

Shallow wing rock

36
Q

Route formation objective

A

allows more clearing, 2 to relax, perform checks

37
Q

Route Spacing

A

2 ship widths to a max of 500’

behind LAB and no further bank than 30 degrees extended fingertip line

38
Q

Turns in route

A

2 should maneuver to always keep visual on 1

turns are echelon style

39
Q

Crossunder

A

Change sides

min of nose-tail clearance

40
Q

Echelon Turn

A

visual signal required in fingertip
1 should be stable 180 lvl turn 60 bank and 2 G’s
2 will have to lead roll 1 and add some power being outside turn to maintain position

41
Q

Rejoins parameters

A

1 will fly 180 knots (tell 2 if more than 10 knots different) around 50% in Low Area
2 will have 20-30 knots overtake, and acquire angles/ visuals

42
Q

Overshoots

A

excess energy during rejoins
if seen early and corrected rejoin will be fine, but use idle/speed brake and pass under 1’s low 6 with at least 2 ship lengths

43
Q

Fighting Wing

A

Cone: 30-45 degree
distance: 500-1000’ aft

44
Q

Engine start

A

use visuals (2 will give 1 thumbs up and 1 will give sunup signal)

45
Q

Before taxi

A

After getting ATIS and before check give each other a thumbs, then check in on AUX and PRIME

46
Q

Overspeed/ Before Takeoff/ Bullseye check

A

Perform Overspeed and B4 T/O automatically and give each other a thumbs up for good to go, 2 will turn on lights. Do bullseye check (“ C/S Bullseye Check, 1, Radial/ DME”)

47
Q

Wing Takeoff requirements

A

500’ and 1.5 SM vis or circling mins whichever is higher
RWY 150’ wide
winds less than 15 knots X-wind
Min power more than 85% for Takeoff

48
Q

Wing Takeoff

A

place 2 upwind if more than 5 knots of wind
each take center of their half of RWY
2 use fingertip line with 20’ separation
1 will set 85-95% power

49
Q

Interval Takeoff requirements

A

1500’ and 3 SM vis

75’ RWY

50
Q

Interval Takeoff

A

Similar to wingtip till after runup, 1 will perform max t/o and 2 will wait 6 sec and do the same
once clear of pattern 1 will fly 160 and use 85-95% to allow 2 a power advantage

51
Q

Instrument Trail takeoff

A

must have 30 sec delay between 1 and 2
2 will announce airborne on AUX
use max, 160, 30 DOB
till rejoined 1 and 2 will announce passing even thousand altitudes
2 will maintain 1000’ separation till visual or unless 1 allows 500’

52
Q

Wing Work LvLs

A

1: 0-30 DOB, +-10 P, 1-2 G, 120K min
2: 0-60 DOB, +- 25 P, 1-2 G, 120k Min
3: 0-90 DOB, +- 35 P, 1-3 G, 120K Min

53
Q

Wing Work as 1

A

-Target energy: 180-200K (50%) 10.5-11 or 18 HA

54
Q

Close Trail

A
  • 1-2 ship lengths behind and below 1

- similar to wing work

55
Q

Pitchout spacing

A

2-3 sec delay :500-1000’
5-7 sec delay: 1500-2000’
place 1 just above the horizon to avoid prop wash

56
Q

Extended Trail LvL 1

A

Stable turns, 30-60 DOB, 2 G, 50 %

57
Q

Extended Trail LvL 2

A

Turns, Modified Lazy 8, 120 DOB, Moderate (2-3), 85%

58
Q

Extended Trail LvL 3

A

Modified Cuban, Lazy 8, barrel roll, loop, cloverleaf
bank as required
G as required
85%

59
Q

What position is Extend Trail flown?

A

Fighting Wing 30-45 Degree Cone 500-1000’ Aft

60
Q

Extend Trail Bubble

A

300’ from 1 and if 2 gets closer than this KIO immediately

61
Q

Extended trail Slant range

A

500’ slant range, momentary deviations are ok but should be fixed ASAP, if unable to fix call terminate

62
Q

For 1 to perform over the top Extended Trail maneuvers what must be true?

A

-He must be visual with 2 and 2 must be in proper location

63
Q

Minimum Airspeed for Extended trail

A

100 knots (give a buffer of 10-20 Knots)

64
Q

Setup for Extended Trail

A

make calls and 1 will set max power/ turn away from 2. 2 will move into position and will call in, 1 will set 85% and begin maneuvering

65
Q

Formation Recoveries 1 should never use less than what power setting

A

20% (use speed brake to assist in descents

66
Q

if performing a overhead when should 1 move 2 to opposite of the break

A

prior to initial

67
Q

1 will maintain what airspeed on approach

A

110 Knots

68
Q

When should 2 stack level with 1

A

no earlier than going VMC or GSI, no later than 1/2 mile from RWY

69
Q

Planned low approach no lower than

A

100’ AGL

70
Q

Wing landing RWY width

A

150’

71
Q

Touch-n-go’s allowed in formation

A

no

72
Q

VOR/DME-E 1 will place 2 on what side

A

left

73
Q

Iis a second formation approach authorized

A

Yes, if first attempt was denied or ended in low approach but must have been briefed, traffic pattern allows and approach/ landing required

74
Q

what must be completed before a formation split

A

an Alpha check to ensure good navaids, and lead must coordinate with RAPCON. after lead must specifically tell 2 he’s cleared off

75
Q

Formation Go-around

A

1 will smoothly add power to 75% (let 2 know on AUX)

76
Q

2 passing 1 on T/O

A

if 2 overruns 1, check in Max perform individual takeoff. Follow 1s direction or change lead

77
Q

One A/C aborts T/O during wing T/O

A

that A/C will say “aborting” and other will check max and takeoff, if interval 2 should consider aborting also

78
Q

If entire formation needs to abort whats the call

A

“C/S flight abort, abort, abort”

79
Q

Three times when the 1 position is offered

A

Emergency occurs
broke out of wx and able to go VFR
on final with field in sight and clearance

80
Q

Engine problem in formation

A

bad A/C will take lead and perform a PEL or Forced landing, chase A/C can stay or be sent ahead to check conditions (i.e. cloud bottoms, traffic pattern, RWY condition)

81
Q

NORDO in formation

A

NORDO A/C will stay or go 2, while 1 coordinate for an overhead, if in fingertip and 2 goes NORDO move to route and give 1 visual signals, rock wings continuously if needed, if diverting show NORDO A/C pink pages