.86

Question 1

What is the point of the .86

Answer 1

To provide standardization to gunnery programs through performance-oriented, sequential, progressive, realistic, and challenging training.

Question 2

What publications should you reference for standard operating procedures?

Answer 2

Tactical TSOP and Feild FSOP, and Army strategic objectives plan ASOP

Question 3

What 3 elements does table VIII certification consist of?

Answer 3

Mission capability, mobility, and air battle management

Question 4

What are the 2 decoupling elements out of the 3 table VIII primary elements

Answer 4

Mobility and ABM

Question 5

What is the purpose of the 2 decoupling elements for table 8?

Answer 5

Gives the commander an efficient method to certify AMBM and mobility providing a way to reduce risk

Question 6

To ensure equipment is FMC and free of non-waived, NMC, safety faults what publications are used?

Answer 6

Applicable operator manuals, AR 700-138, Patriot status monitor handbook(fix or fight)

Question 7

A mission capability evaluation allows the commander to accept risk (i.e., “circle X” authorization to continue evaluation with existing “fight now-fix later” or AR 700-138 faults, etc.) True or False?

Answer 7

True

Question 8

When can a commander waive faults for an evaluation

Question 9

DPICC

Answer 9

Dismounted patriot information and coordination central

Question 10

TADSS

Answer 10

Training AIDS Devices simulators Simulations

Question 11

What are your basic gunnery tables

Answer 11

1-4

Question 12

What are your intermediate gunnery tables

Answer 12

5-8

Question 13

What are your advanced gunnery tables

Answer 13

9-12

Question 14

How many ABML are there

Answer 14

Level 1-16

Question 15

RSOP

Answer 15

Reconnaissance selection, and occupation of position

Question 16

What are the certification gates

Answer 16

Table 4,8,12

Question 17

Gunnery tables must done in __________ order

Answer 17

Sequential

Question 18

Where do you find the most up to date drills and collective tasks?

Answer 18

Central army registry

Question 19

What publications are used for information on collective tasks?

Answer 19

Drills, TCs, interactive electronic technical manual (IETMs), technical manual (TMs), and local SOPs

Question 20

What is mission capable equipment?

Answer 20

free of non-waived Non Mission Capable (NMC) or safety faults per applicable operator manuals and AR 700-138, or “must fix” faults per the Patriot Status Monitor Handbook (“Fix-or-Fight”).

Question 21

When is it ok to have faults on equipment during Table Certifications

Answer 21

Commander waived faults must either be annotated beforehand on applicable maintenance documents with appropriate action taken (i.e. parts on order, work order submitted, DA Form 5988-E (Equipment Maintenance and Inspection Worksheet), etc.). or they must be immediately observed and addressed by certifying personnel at the time of occurrence (in the event failure occurs during evaluation).

Question 22

What regulation can you find if equipment has a deadline, safety etc fault?

Answer 22

AR 750-1, AR 700-138,

Question 23

What regulation can you find must fix or fight faults?

Answer 23

Patriot status monitor handbook

Question 24

When can the CDR assume risk and wave faults for a Gunnery certification

Answer 24

faults must either be annotated beforehand on applicable maintenance documents with appropriate action taken (i.e., parts on order), or immediately observed and addressed at the time of occurrence (in event failure occurs during evaluation) by certifying personnel.

Question 25

New timelines extend certification requirements (as long as crews maintained testing and integrity requirements) true or false

Answer 25

True