Attack Reconnaissance Battalion / Squadron Flashcards

1
Q

Mission of ARB / ARS

4 tasks:

A

zone, route, and area reconnaissance

screen

movement to contact

attack

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Mission of ARB / ARS

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Provides accurate and timely information collection; provides reaction time and maneuver space; and destroys, defeats, delays, diverts, or disrupts enemy forces in support of the combined arms team

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3
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Miltoe for ARS and ARB

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ARS: 24 AH-64, 12 RQ-7

ARB: 24 AH-64, 12 MQ-1C

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4
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4 characteristics of offensive operations (SCAT):

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audacity, concentration, surprise, tempo

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5
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2 attack forms:

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deliberate and hasty. Amount of time available determines which for of attack with be used

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6
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4 steps to EA development:

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intel prep of the BF are key task, select ground of attack, integrate EA, direct fire plan

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7
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What acronym is used to identify criteria for selecting fire positions (FP)?

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B - Background

R - Range

A - Target Altitude

S - Sun or full moon

S - Shadow

C - Concealment

R - Rotor wash

A - Maneuver area

F - Fields of Fire

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8
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3 employment methods

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Continuous, phased (generally reverts to continuous due to FARP limitations), max destruction

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9
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BP is selected by

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BN commander and is restrictive

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10
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Holding point

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is behind FLOT by 2-5 km and allows for last minute recon

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Techniques of weapons delivery

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Hover: below ETL, stationary or moving

Running: moving helicopter above ETL, maximizes survivability from small arms

Diving: most accurate. Greater airspeed and altitude of the aircraft improves accuracy

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12
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Figure 8:

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alternates direction of attack and egress; when there is limited maneuver area; suitable for targets that lack inbound attack direction

Figure 8 minimizes sound

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13
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Forms of security

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Screen: provides early warning to the protected force, aviation units can operate independently, provides the least protection, defensive in nature – least protected

Guard: protects main body from direct fires, observation, and surprise attacks, cannot be done by aviation independently, offensive (crossover)

Cover: operates independently from the main unit, tactically self-contained and protects from direct and indirect fires, offensive

Area: offensive, protects installations, routes, actions (not a key task). Types: aerial, convoy, route, local

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14
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Reconnaissance

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GORRDDE

Zone is restrictive, area is not

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15
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Fundamentals of security?

A

MOPPP

Maintain enemy contact

Orient on the protected force, area, or facility

Provide reaction time and maneuver space

Perform continuous reconnaissance

Provide early and accurately warning

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16
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NORMA

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N- Nature of the target

O- Obstacles

R- Range to target

M- Multiple Firing Positions/Lanes

A- Area to Maneuver

17
Q

TPMR

Aircraft to aircraft

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Technique of weapons delivery.

❑ Hovering.

❑ Running.

❑ Diving. 

Pattern/direction of attack.

 ❑ Inbound heading of initial attack run.

 ❑ Racetrack (turns/pull offs).

 ❑ Cloverleaf (turns/pull offs).

 ❑ L-attack (turns/pull offs).

 ❑ 45-degree attack (turns/pull offs)

 ❑ Figure eight (turns)

 ❑ Circular (turns) 

Munitions
Type of target.

 ❑ Minimize collateral damage. 

Ranges

 ❑ Bump point.

 ❑ Start fire point.

 ❑ Break/stop fire point.
18
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Check in brief gives

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ground commander information on air reconnaissance team’s restrictions or limitations. Each time a new team arrives on station.

  • The AMC should request a task and purpose from the ground maneuver commander upon completion of the check-in brief. (Not required)
19
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What are the four offensive tasks according to ATP 3-04.1?

A

• Movement to Contact

  • Attack
    * Friendly forces in close enemy contact
    * Enemy forces out of contact with friendly forces

* Not doctrinally conducted by ARB/ARS*
• Exploitation
• Pursuit

20
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GORRDDE

A

G- Gain and maintain enemy contact

O- Orient on the reconnaissance objective

R- Report all information rapidly and accurately

R- Retain freedom to maneuver

D- Develop the situation rapidly

D- Do not keep reconnaissance assets in reserve

E- Ensure continuous reconnaissance