AR 95-1

Question 1

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When is use of the Operator/Crewmember Checklist mandatory?

Answer 1

From preflight until before leaving aircraft checks. While airborne, when time does not permit and when use of the checklist can be a safety hazard, required checks can be accomplished from memory.

Question 2

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When can one log time under the “N” (Night) Flight Condition?

Answer 2

Between official sunset and sunrise.

Question 3

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When can one log time under the “W” (Wx) Flight Condition?

Answer 3

When actual weather conditions do not permit visual contact with the natural horizon or the earth’s surface.

Question 4

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How is flight time calculated?

Answer 4

When the wheels lift off the ground until the engines are stopped or crews have swapped out.

Question 5

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How long do individuals have to submit their Individual Flight Records Folder (IFRF) after reporting for duty or being placed on FLT status?

Answer 5

14 calendar days

Question 6

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What categories of airports can US Army Helicopters use?

Answer 6

Military, Federal Gov’t, or Public. Private, closed, or restricted airports may be used with prior permission.

Question 7

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Who can authorize the use of temporary landing areas?

Answer 7

Commanders

Question 8

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When can Pilots select their own landing areas and takeoff areas?

Answer 8

When on lifesaving missions and when further flight is inadvisable.

Question 9

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What is the standard traffic pattern altitude?

Answer 9

700’ AGL

Question 10

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When will anti-collision lights be utilized?

Answer 10

When engines are operating

Question 11

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When will position lights be “On” or “Bright”?

Answer 11

Between official sunset and sunrise

Question 12

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What are the three steps in the mission approval process?

Answer 12

• Initial mission approval
• Mission briefing
• Final mission approval

Question 13

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What are the qualifications for a briefing officer?

Answer 13

Qualified and current PC in the mission profile as delegated and designed by the commander.

Question 14

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Who can approve the following risk levels:

• Low
• Medium
• High
• Extremely High

Answer 14

• Company commanders
• BN Commander
• BDE Commander
• First General in the chain of command

Question 15

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How long do 5484s have to be kept on hand along with their corresponding (E)RAW?

Answer 15

30 days

Question 16

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What is the minimum altitude for noise abatement areas?

Answer 16

2,000ft AGL

Question 17

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Who should the commander seek input from when developing his/her crew endurance plan?

Answer 17

Flight surgeon, safety officer.

Question 18

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Can the commander authorize nonrated personnel to start, operate, and shutdown the APU? If so, what are the requirements for being one?

Answer 18

Yes. Must know normal and emergency procedures, must receive an annual examination, must have written authorization.

Question 19

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What does APART stand for?

Answer 19

Annual Proficiency and Readiness Test

Question 20

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If you do not have a complete APART within the previous ___ months, you will be designated RL ___.

Answer 20

24, 3

Question 21

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If you are flying into forecasted IMC, you must have completed that portion of your APART within the previous ___ months.

Answer 21

12

Question 22

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Are touch-down autorotations and antitorque touchdown EP training allowed?

Answer 22

No

Question 23

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After a Class A or B mishap, what happens to the crews?

Answer 23

They WILL be suspended from flight duties until a successful completion of a flight evaluation.

Question 24

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After a Class C mishap, what happens to the crews?

Answer 24

They MAY be suspended from flight duties and required to successfully complete a flight evaluation at the discretion of the commander.

Question 25

If an ATP Minimums Extension is not granted or the aviator fails to meet their minimums at the end of the extension, what happens?

Answer 25

1. ) FEB 2. ) Waiver 3. ) Remove Officer from the position

Question 26

For a Pilot's primary aircraft, if additional time or a waiver is not granted, or if requirements are not met within the authorized period (before a waiver), what can happen?

Answer 26

1. ) Non-medical suspension 2. ) Waiver 3. ) F.E.B. 4. ) Terminate flight status

Question 27

# AR 95-1 Can flight time in a civilian capacity be counted towards ATP requirements? What component does this apply to?

Answer 27

Yes, Reserve.

Question 28

# AR 95-1 What defines currency for rated and nonrated crewmembers?

Answer 28

60, 90 days

Question 29

# AR 95-1 How far away must you be from Army aircraft to smoke or have an open flame?

Answer 29

50 feet

Question 30

# AR 95-1 When must aircraft be grounded?

Answer 30

(de)fueling, (de)arming, oxygen servicing, and loading/unloading of flammable/explosive cargo.

Question 31

# AR 95-1 Are single pilot operations in IMC conditions allowed?

Answer 31

No

Question 32

# AR 95-1 What are GPS Databases considered as far as navigational equipment is concerned?

Answer 32

Supplemental

Question 33

# AR 95-1 What are the fuel reserve requirements for VFR and IFR Flights?

Answer 33

20, 30 mins

Question 34

# AR 95-1 What parts of the flight must the crew attain weather for?

Answer 34

Departure, en route, destination, arrival, alternate (if used)

Question 35

# AR 95-1 How long past arrival must weather be above VFR minimums?

Answer 35

ETA +1 hour

Question 36

# AR 95-1 What are the SVFR minimums?

Answer 36

1/2 mile, COC

Question 37

# AR 95-1 How long past arrival must weather be above IFR minimums?

Answer 37

ETA +1 hour

Question 38

# AR 95-1 How much can IFR visibility minimums be reduced? What category does that apply to?

Answer 38

50%, but no less than 1/4 mile Class A only

Question 39

# AR 95-1 How long are Wx briefs good for?

Answer 39

1hr 30mins

Question 40

# AR 95-1 Who must the pilot contact when departing a non-military airfield?

Answer 40

The FSS

Question 41

# AR 95-1 What are the requirements for requiring alternate airfield selection?

Answer 41

1. ) Radar is required 2. ) Instrument approach is not monitored 3. ) Predominant Wx ETA + 1 hour is less than... - -Ceiling is 400 feet above the planning minimum - -Vis: 1 mile greater than the planning minimum 4. ) IFR operations, approach, and landing can be made in VFR conditions.

Question 42

# AR 95-1 What are the requirements for alternate airfield selection?

Answer 42

1. )The worst weather condition for the airfield is forecast through ETA + 1 hour is equal or greater than: 400 & 1 above planning minimums. 2. ) VFR minimums are present for the operation, approach, and landing

Question 43

# AR 95-1 An airfield will not be selected as an alternate airfield if...

Answer 43

1. ) Approach is not authorized (NA) 2. ) Radar is required 3. ) NAVAIDs unmonitored 4. ) Class B, C, D, E surface area airspace does not exist 5. ) GPS is required for the approach

Question 44

# AR 95-1 What will the PC be responsible for as far as weight and balance is concerned?

Answer 44

1. ) Accuracy of the computations | 2. ) A/C is w/n CG and weight limits for the entirety of the flight

Question 45

# AR 95-1 Can IFR GPS be used as a substitute to ADF/DME receivers?

Answer 45

Yes

Question 46

# AR 95-1 Are Army aviators required to follow published nonstandard IFR takeoff minimums and departure minimums?

Answer 46

Yes

Question 47

# AR 95-1 An aviator who has __ hours or more of actual weather time as a PC have no Army takeoff minimums.

Answer 47

50

Question 48

# AR 95-1 Standard Army IFR Takeoff Minimums are...

Answer 48

100 and 1/4 mile, 1200 RVR

Question 49

# AR 95-1 What are Class A wx minimums?

Answer 49

IFR only

Question 50

# AR 95-1 What are Class B wx minimums?

Answer 50

3SM vis, COC

Question 51

# AR 95-1 What are Class C and D wx minimums?

Answer 51

3SM vis, Basic cloud clearance (500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal)

Question 52

# AR 95-1 What are Class E wx minimums below 10,000 MSL?

Answer 52

3SM vis, Basic cloud clearance

Question 53

# AR 95-1 What are Class E wx minimums at or above 10,000 MSL?

Answer 53

5SM vis, 1,000 below, 1,000 above, 1SM horizontal

Question 54

# AR 95-1 What are Class G wx minimums at or below 1200 AGL?

Answer 54

Day: 1/2 vis, COC Night: 1 vis, COC

Question 55

# AR 95-1 What are Class G wx minimums above 1200 AGL but below 10,000 MSL?

Answer 55

Day: 1SM, Basic Cloud Clearance Night: 3SM, Basic Cloud Clearance

Question 56

# AR 95-1 What are Class G wx minimums above 1200 AGL and above 10,000 MSL?

Answer 56

5 SM, 1,000 Below, 1,000 Above, 1SM Horizontal

Question 57

Aircraft will not be flown above a cloud or fog layer under VFR for more than ___ mins unless...

Answer 57

30 mins 1. ) Aircraft is equipped for IFR Flight 2. ) IFR rules/requirements can be met for the rest of the flight.

Question 58

# AR 95-1 (T/F) When an instrument approach is necessary, only approved DOD/US Gov't approaches will be flown.

Answer 58

Truth

Question 59

# AR 95-1 Do dual-VOR equipment requirements apply to Army aircraft?

Answer 59

Nope

Question 60

# AR 95-1 What are the Wx minimums to initiate an approach?

Answer 60

There are none

Question 61

# AR 95-1 Practice hooded approaches may be made to what? What are the aircraft requirements?

Answer 61

Decision height, MDA. A/C has dual controls and a pilot is at one set of controls

Question 62

# AR 95-1 When executing a missed approach, what must be given in order to proceed to another airfield?

Answer 62

ATC clearance

Question 63

# AR 95-1 What is the recommended traffic pattern for helicopters?

Answer 63

700' AGL

Question 64

# AR 95-1 What must be present to descend below the DH/MDA?

Answer 64

Approach threshold of the runway can be seen, safe approach to runway can be made.

Question 65

# AR 95-1 What takes precedence in the event of a discrepancy: published products or database procedures?

Answer 65

Published

Question 66

# AR 95-1 What is the airspeed requirement for copter only missed approach procedures?

Answer 66

70KTS

Question 67

# AR 95-1 What makes an aircraft Class 1? Class 2? What classification is the aircraft if it is unknown?

Answer 67

Class 1 - W&B and CG can sometimes be exceeded during normal tactical operations. Class 2 - W&B and CG can be readily exceeded. If unknown, Class 2.

Question 68

# AR 95-1 What is the only condition allowing for the A/C W&B file to be placed on board the A/C?

Answer 68

Transient purposes only

Question 69

# AR 95-1 How long can temporary changes be made to DD Form 365-4?

Answer 69

90 days

Question 70

# AR 95-1 How often must A/C W&B forms be checked for accuracy? How often must they be reviewed?

Answer 70

90 days 12 months

Question 71

# AR 95-1 Army Aircraft will be weighted when...

Answer 71

1. ) Major overhaul 2. ) Modifications greater than or equal to 1% of basic weight. 3. ) Modifications or replacements (including painting) 4. ) W&B/CG suspected in error 5. ) 36 months for Class 1, 24 for Class 2

Question 72

# AR 95-1 The unit commander may request a __ day deferment for weighing an aircraft when...

Answer 72

90 days, when in a combat theater without the capabilities of being able to weight your own aircraft

Question 73

# AR 95-1 Should Cockpit voice recorders, Flight Data Recorders, and Digital source collectors installed in an aircraft be operational for all flights? If they are not operational, will it result in mission cancellation?

Answer 73

Yes, no

Question 74

# AR 95-1 Oxygen will be used by crews and occupants of unpressurized aircraft...

Answer 74

from 10,000-14,000 feet for 1 hour, of which only 30 minutes can be above 12,000 feet. Required above 14,000 feet for any period of time.

Question 75

# AR 95-1 What are the protective clothing requirements?

Answer 75

1. ) Leather boots 2. ) Flight Helmet 3. ) Flight suit 4. ) Cotton, wool, nomex, or a combination thereof for undergarments 5. ) ID Tags

Question 76

# AR 95-1 Crewmembers are required to wear a seat belt...

Answer 76

when at the controls

Question 77

What is the required survival equipment?

Answer 77

1.) First Aid Kit 2.) Survival knife 3.) Extraction device 4.) Fire starter 5.) Signaling device Survival radio (mentioned in next paragraph)

Question 78

# AR 95-1 When are crews required to wear life preservers?

Answer 78

When flying overwater, outside of the glideslope of the aircraft for any type of land.

Question 79

# AR 95-1 When will crews have life rafts on board?

Answer 79

When flights are made in excess of 30 minutes flying time or 100 nautical miles from the nearest shoreline.

Question 80

# AR 95-1 What defines currency for DUNKER?

Answer 80

4 years

Question 81

If an ATP Minimums extension is granted, is the aviator allowed to perform PC duties?

Answer 81

No

Question 82

For positions where Officers/Warrant Officers must be a PC, what can happen if they fail to become a PC within their allotted time?

Answer 82

1. ) 30 day extension 2. ) Waiver 3. ) FEB