Annex E Study Guide

Question 1

purpose of sustainment gunnery training. X-II

Answer 1

It is designed to evaluate the crew’s ability to function in a CBRN environment. The table is fired in MOPP condition 4 with every vehicle hatch buttoned.

Question 2

When conducting initial gunnery exercise 3 the task is to engage _______ targets. The conditions are that you will be given _______ shot(s) per target with the VAD and engage targets in numerical order starting from the _______ circle, the standards are to hit 4 of 5 ____ targets with in the center mass circle and 4 of 5 ______ targets within the 6 o’clock circle within _______ seconds in order to receive a GO.

Answer 2

10, one, zero, HE, AP, 30.

Question 3

LCE prerequisites

Answer 3

1. Is either a MOS 0313 corporal or sergeant vehicle commander
2. Passed a record LGST within 30 days of attending the course.
3. Is proficient with the multiple integrated laser engagement system (MILES) 2000.
4. Has conducted firing table VI qualifications within the last year.

Question 4

Unqualified

Answer 4

Unqualified = Untrained (U) on four or more engagements or (U) on both CBRN engagements and (T) or (P) on only one night engagement.

Question 5

Table V Standards:

Answer 5

The crew must achieve a minimum of a
“P” rating on seven of nine engagements with one of the seven being a CBRN engagement and two of the seven being night engagements. Must receive a qualified rating.

Question 6

table II T C Stand

Answer 6

Task. Engage and destroy stationary and moving targets from a stationary and moving LAV-25 during the day and night.

Conditions. The crew is given a fully operational AGTS and a suitable maneuver and engagement area with sensor equipped thermalized targets in accordance with TC 25-8. During stadia engagements, the gunner will not use the ELRF.

Standards. The crew must achieve a minimum of a “P” rating on 9 out of the 12 engagements with 1 out of the 9 being a CBRN engagement and 3 out of the 9 being night engagements.o

Question 7

Table 7 and 8 Rating

Answer 7

Distinguished. A combined score of 900 points or higher, which includes at least 350 tactical, 210 gunnery tasks, and 140 gunnery hit points at a minimum.

Superior. A combined score of between 800 and 899 points, which includes 350 tactical, 210 gunnery task, and 140 gunnery hit points at a minimum.

Qualified. A combined score of between 700 and 799 points, which includes 350 tactical, 210 gunnery task, and 140 gunnery hit points at a minimum.

Unqualified. A combined score of less than 700 points or less than 350 tactical, 210 gunnery tasks, or 140 gunnery hit points.

Question 8

Table II Standards:

Answer 8

Standards. The crew must achieve a minimum of a “P” rating on 9 out of the 12 engagements with 1 out of the 9 being a CBRN engagement and 3 out of the 9 being night engagements.o

Question 9

Task, Conditions and Standards Table V(Full Caliber)

Answer 9

Task. Engage and destroy stationary and moving targets from a stationary and moving LAV-25 during the day and night.

Conditions. The crew is given an LAV-25, authorized allocation of ammunition, and suitable live fire range with thermalized targets in accordance with TC 25-8. During stadia engagements, the gunner
will not use the ELRF.
Standards. The crew must achieve a minimum of a “P” rating on seven of nine engagements with one of the seven being a CBRN engagement and two of
the seven being night engagements. Must received a qualified rating.

Question 10

Distinguished

Answer 10

Distinguished = Trained (T) on at least 9 of 10 total engagements with no untrained (U) scores.

Question 11

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 the targets must be thermalized in accordance with _________. The standards are to hit 4 of ____ targets within _______ seconds per phase.

Answer 11

Phase, One, TC 25-8, 5, 15

Question 12

You have a section that was assigned 15 gunnery task, mounted and dismounted. the section passed 11 task. the section was presented with 20 targets overall mounted and dismounted, they destroyed 13. the section was assigned 18 tactical task. they passed 15.

Answer 12

Gunnery task: 11/15= .73 = .73x300= 219
Gunnery hit: 13/20 =130 (table 10-4)
Tactical Task: 15/18=.83 x 500=415
219+130+415=764

Question 13

What is table 10-4 utilized for during table 7 and 8?

Answer 13

Scoring Matrix 2

Question 14

Task, Conditions and Standards Table VII(Full Caliber)

Answer 14

Task. Conduct a reconnaissance and/or security mission, and acquire, report, and employ accurate direct and indirect fire to engage targets in a tactical array.

Conditions. As part of a platoon, the section uses reconnaissance and engagement techniques against threat targets.

Standards. Engagement time standards are listed in table 10-3, on page 10-6, and the hit rate is evaluated with table 10-4, on page 10-7. Evaluation of tactical and gunnery tasks is accomplished with checklists.

Question 15

Task, Conditions and Standards Table IV(Full Caliber)

Answer 15

Task. Engage and destroy stationary and moving targets from a stationary and moving LAV-25 during the day and night.

Conditions. The crew is given a LAV-25, authorized allocation of ammunition, and a suitable live fire range with thermalized targets in accordance with TC 25-8. During stadia engagements, the gunner
will not use the ELRF.

Standards. The crew must achieve a minimum of a “P” rating on seven out of nine engagements with one out of the seven being a CBRN engagement
and two out of the seven being night engagements.See table 9-4 for tasks, conditions, and targetry

Question 16

How many tables in each phase of gunnery?

Answer 16

Initial Gunnery
Exercise #1- AGTS Long range targets.  
Exercise #2- Precision Gunnery Manipulations. ( 3 phase conducted successively)
Exercise #3- Battle Sight Gunnery Manipulations. 
Exercise #4- Range Determine Exercise.(3 phase conducted concurrently)
Exercise #5- Target Acquisition Exercise
Intermediate Gunnery
Tables I-VI
Advance Gunnery
Tables VII-VIII
Sustainment Gunnery
Tables X-I and X-II

Question 17

Qualified

Answer 17

Qualified = Trained (T) or needs practice (P) on 7 out of 10 engagements with 1 out of the 7 being a CBRN engagement and 2 out of the 7 being night engagements.

Question 18

Table I-II allowable variations

Answer 18

When the moving targets are not available, replace them with stationary frontal targets.
To ensure that LAV-25 fire control systems are operational before full caliber qualification, the table may be fired using the full caliber ammunition
if it is available in the unit’s ammunition allocation. Modify the table to suit the needs of the unit based on the commander’s intent.

Question 19

Table X-II T,C, Stan.

Answer 19

Task. Engage single and multiple vehicle and infantry targets.

Conditions. The exercise is conducted in MOPP-4, with all hatches buttoned, and from both a stationary and a moving vehicle.

Standards. The crew must achieve a minimum of a “P” rating on 7 of 9engagements and 2 of the 7 being night engagements

Question 20

Superior

Answer 20

Superior = Trained (T) on 8 of 10 engagements with 1 of the 8 being a CBRN engagement and 2 of the 8
being night engagements

Question 21

X-I Task Conditions and Stand.

Answer 21

Task. Employ direct fire adjustment techniques against stationary and moving targets.

Conditions. Using the M240 as the
subcaliber device, adjust fire from a first burst miss. Tasks are fired from a stationary LAV-25 against both stationary and moving targets using tracer ammunition.

Standards. The crewmembers will use the correct adjustment techniques and hit the target with the second Burst to meet the minimum standards. The crewmembers must receive a GO on each task in
order to receive a GO on sustainment firing table X-I.

Conduct. Master gunner or LCE induces error into the fire control sighting system prior to evaluating any crewmembers on sustainment firing table X-I.
The following are the appropriately scaled range sizes and range depths for the recommended subcaliber
devices.

Question 22

LCE Re-certification is done when and how?

Answer 22

The LCEs should recertify yearly, by written examination.

Question 23

Name the 5 exercises of initial gunnery ?

Answer 23

Exercise #1- AGTS Long range targets. Exercise #2- Precision Gunnery Manipulations.
Exercise #3- Battle Sight Gunnery Manipulations.
Exercise #4- Range Determine Exercise.
Exercise #5- Target Acquisition Exercise.

Question 24

How long do we keep crew records and who keeps them?

Answer 24

The LAV-25 crew scoresheet will be
kept with the company and the battalion
master gunners for a period of 2 years.

Question 25

Table I

Task, Condition, and Standards

Answer 25

Task: Engage and destroy stationary and moving targets from a stationary position during day and night

Conditions: Given an operational AGTS in a stationary position and a suitable engagement area with sensors-equipment thermalized targets, engaged and destroy stationary and moving targets. during stadia engagement the gunner will not used the elrf.

Standards: . During day and night firing, the crew must achieve a minimum of a “P” rating on 7 of the 10 engagements with 1 of the 7 being a CBRN engagement. All engagements will be repeated at night.

Question 26

Task, Conditions and Standards Table VI(Full Caliber)

Answer 26

Task. Engage and destroy stationary and moving targets from a stationary and moving LAV-25 during the day and night.

Conditions. The crew is given an LAV-25, authorized allocation of ammunition, and suitable live fire range with thermalized targets in accordance with TC 25-8. During stadia engagements, the gunner will not use the ELRF.

Standards. The crew must achieve a qualifying rating of distinguished, superior, or qualified

Question 27

Needs practice (P)

Answer 27

GO on all task standards and a GO on all
critical subtask standards, with a NO GO on one or more leader subtask standards or a NO GO on two or more noncritical subtasks standards.

Question 28

Table 10-4 is what

Answer 28

Scoring Matrix 2

Question 29

Task, Conditions and Standards Table VIII(Full Caliber)

Answer 29

Task. Conduct a reconnaissance and/or security mission and acquire, report, and employ accurate direct and indirect fire to engage targets in a tactical array.

Conditions. As part of a platoon, the LAV-25 section uses reconnaissance and engagement techniques against threat targets.

Standards. Engagement time standards are listed in table 10-3, on page 10-6, and the hit rate is evaluated with table 10-4, on page 10-7. Evaluation of tactical and gunnery tasks is accomplished with the checklists found in appendix K.

Question 30

Table III-VI allowable variations

Answer 30

If the ammunition constraints do not allow firing the table as specified, use the available ammunition and change the target type and range to conform to the type of ammunition being used.

When the moving targets are not
available, they can be replaced with stationary frontal targets.

Friendly and/or noncombatant targets can be added to any task on this table according to the unit commander’s
intent.

Question 31

Untrained (U)

Answer 31

NO GO on one or more task standards or

NO GO on one or more critical subtask Standards.

Question 32

Trained (T)

Answer 32

GO on all task standards, a GO on all critical subtask standards and leader subtask standards, and no more than one NO GO on a noncritical subtask standard.

Question 33

purpose of sustainment gunnery training. X-I

Answer 33

Sustainment firing table X-I is used to sustain the training of the commander and the gunner in the fundamentals of direct fire adjustments, skills that
are learned in intermediate gunnery. Sustainment firing table X-I requires them to use methods of adjustment because error is induced into the sighting system.

Question 34

Task, Conditions and Standards Table III

Full Caliber

Answer 34

Task. Engage and destroy stationary targets from a stationary and moving LAV-25 during the day and night using the ITSS.

Conditions. Given an LAV-25, an authorized allocation of ammunition, and suitable live fire range with thermalized targets in accordance with TC 25-8. During stadia engagements, the gunner
will not use the ELRF.

Standards. The crew must achieve a minimum of a “P” rating on seven out of nine engagements with one out of the seven being a CBRN engagement and two out of the seven being at night

Question 35

Each crew in the section must have passed the LAV-25 gunnery skills test (LGST) within ______ of firing table 8?

Answer 35

3 Months.

Question 36

Exercise 5: target acquisition standard

Answer 36

Each task must be accomplished within 10 seconds of full target exposure. In order to receive a GO on each task, the crewmember must acquire and identify all targets in the task within the time limit. The crewmember must receive a GO on 8 of the 10 tasks ro receive a GO on exercise 5.

Question 37

Exercise 2: precision gunnery manipulation standard

Answer 37

Hit 4 out of 5 targets within 15 seconds per phase.

Question 38

Table VI Allowable Variations

Answer 38

Allowable Variations. If the ammunition constraints do not allow firing the table as specified,use the available ammunition and change the target type and range to conform to the type of ammunition
being used.

When the moving targets are not available, they can be replaced with stationary frontal targets.

Friendly and/or noncombatant targets can be added to any task on this table according to the unit commander’s
intent.

Question 39

Table V Allowable Variations

Answer 39

Allowable Variations. If ammunition constraints do not allow firing the table as specified, use the available ammunition and change the target type and range to conform to the type of ammunition used.

When the moving targets are not available, they can be replaced with stationary frontal targets.

Friendly/noncombatant targets can be added to any task on table 9-5 according to the unit commander’s
intent.