Annex D Flashcards
What does the LCE need to know to determine the allowable exposure time?
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______________ is the recommended target total exposure time for 25mm targets during the day.
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If a crew fires an engagement and gets 2 no go’s on non-critical subtask standards and gets GO’s on everything else what will be his rating?
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120 seconds is the recommended target exposure time for __________ targets.
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A crew fires an engagement and gets a no go on a task standard an 2 no go’s on a leader subtask standard, what is their rating?
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How many engagements will the crew remediate to obtain a qualified rating?
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The Leader subtask evaluates the ___________ ability to ___________ the crew, vehicle and weapons systems.
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When does time start during an offensive/retrograde engagement?
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The __________ needs to know the target category, number of target conditions, and target range to determine the ________________________________.
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A crew must fire what to get a Trained (T) rating?
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What are the only allowable conditions for rating an alibi?
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Time resets in a defensive engagement before the firing vehicle ____________ to the ______________ position.
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Name the non critical subtasks.
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____________________________ apply to the techniques and procedures crew should use for successful engagements.
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The recommended total exposure time for ____________________________ is 90 secs.
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If a crew receives all go’s except for 1 no go on a non critical subtask standard he recieves ____ rating?
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Name the task standards.
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The target kill standard for _______________ is hit the target with 5 rounds.
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A crew fires an engagement and gets GO’s on everything except for 1 NO GO on a non critical subtask standards.
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Name the leader subtasks.
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What is the purpose of initial gunnery?
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Name the 13 basic classroom subjects taught in initial gunnery.
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Name the 5 exercises of initial gunnery.
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The purpose of initial gunnery is to develop the skills necessary to _________, identify, ____________ and hit stationary targets fro a ___________ LAV when presented at long ranges.
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The scope of initial gunnery exercise _____ is to evaluate the crewmember’s ability to determine range to targets at various distances and under __________ conditions with the aided ____________ eye.
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When conducting initial gunnery exercise 2 the task is to engage five targets per _______. The conditions are that you will be given _______ shot per target, with the VAD, and that targets must be thermalized in accordance with __________. The standards ar to hit 4 of __ targets within __ seconds per phase.
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When conducting initial gunnery exercise 3 the task is to engage ___ targets. The conditions are given ____ shot(s) per target with the VAD and engage targets in numerical order starting from the __________ circle, the standards ar to hit 4 of 5 _______targets within the center mass circle and four of five ________ targets within the 6 o’clock circle within ____ seconds in order to receive a GO.
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Initial gunnery exercise 4 is divided into 3 phases that should be conducted ______________.
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During initial gunnery exercise 4 infantry targets will be _________ and placed at actual range.
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Exercise 4 Phase 1
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Exercise 4 Phase 2
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Exercise 4 Phase 3
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Name the 5 subjects taught in section training during initial gunnery.
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Name the 9 parts of training progression of initial gunnery.
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The scope of initial gunnery exercise 2 is to evaluate each crewmembers ability, acting as a gunner, to properly __________ and ____________ at frontal and flank targets at ____________ ranges.
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When does time start and stop for each phase of initial gunnery exercise 2?
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During phase II fo initial gunnery exercise 4 infantry targets will be _____________ and placed a ______________ range from 300 to _____________ meters.
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Initial gunnery begins with instruction on __________ _____________, _________________, and ______________ procedures.
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Initial gunnery training allows the crew member to reach a basic ______________ level and helps identify additional __________ requirements.
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When using a ___________ ultimately the goal is for the crew member to be Abel to successfully track a target moving ___ miles per hour.
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During phase ____ of initial gunnery exercise 4 all targets will be placed in a manner so that TRP’s can be designated ________________ to the targets.
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The scope of initial gunnery exercise 3 is to evaluate the crewmembers ability acting as a _____________, to properly aim at frontal targets representing _______________ threats to the crew.
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The scope of initail gunnery exercise 5 is to evaluate the crew’s ability to acquire and ________ single and multiple vehicles and ______________ threat targets from both a stationary and a ___________ Vehicle.
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Name the 3 phases of initial gunnery exercise 2.
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During initial gunnery exercise 3 the crewmember fires the table from the gunner’s station for _____ fires and __________ night fires and fires from the commanders’ station for ____________ fires with the passive night sight.
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Initial gunnery exercise ___ is divided into _________ phases that should be run successively.
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During phase ___ of initial gunnery exercise __ lightly armored targets may be half-scale and placed at ranges from 400 to 1000 meters (actual range) to _____________ a range from 800 to 2,000 meters.
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Target acquisition training teaches the LAV-25 crewmember to ______ acquire and designate __________.
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Range determination training and exercises equip the crewmember with the skills to rapidly and __________ estimate target ___________.
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During ________ training emphasis is on speed and accuracy of the lay.
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What are the 2 parts of manipulation training?
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Superior rating
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Unqualified rating
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Table 6 allowable variations
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Table I standard
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Task for table IV
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__________ evaluates the crew’s ability to engage targets placed in a _______ threat array.
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______________ can be modified to suit unit training needs identified in training analysis.
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What tables may be fired with sub-caliber ammunition?
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What is the required ammunition for table V?
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What speed will an LAV be moving at when conducting offensive engagements during table IV?
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Allowable variations for table 3.
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What does a successful intermediate gunnery phase depend heavily on?
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What is the purpose of intermediate gunnery?
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A qualified rating must be attained on tables before what?
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Superior Rating
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How many AGTS exercises are designed for gunnery table VI?
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What are the pre-requisites for firing table VI?
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What are the full caliber gunnery tables?
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What are the conditions for table III?
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What are the ammo requirements for table IV?
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In ______________________ crews are evaluated on its ability to engage ________ and ________, moving and stationary vehicle and infantry targets.
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Each member of the crew must have passed ____________________________ in the AGTS and passed a record LGST within 3 months of firing __________________.
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Distinguished Rating
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