Aviation Patrols Flashcards

1
Q

What check are completed when entering a threat area?

A

LIDECC Cx/FREDAA (VL) Cx

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2
Q

What are the considerations when selecting an EHA?

A

Easily recognisable

Can be found from any position forward of it’s location

Confirmed on the ground, not just on the map.

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3
Q

What are the correct actions for the first aircraft entering the holding area?

A

Face in direction of highest chance of threat.

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4
Q

When are GROMEITT Cx to be completed?

A

Arrival at HA.

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5
Q

What does GROMEITT stand for?

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Ground - Cover, map comparison
Radios - Confirm freq & c/s of ground force
Observation - Loc of En, clearing route
Maps - Plot En loc on physical/digi maps
Equipment - Sensors optimised/calibrated
IFF - Confirm correct squawk
Time - Next ToT (Fuel/Bingo/Platime)
Transmit - Check-in brief to TACP/SITREP to Zero

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What does GOM stand for, and when are these checks conducted?

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Ground, Observations, Map

Updating GROMEITT Cx; to be completed every tactical bound post-HA.

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7
Q

What authority would provide routing clearance for ‘unplanned route changes’ during the mission?

A

Hatchet.

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8
Q

When moving tactically from HA to BPs, what is the maximum distance between aircrtaft to maintain mutual support?

A

One tactical bound.

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9
Q

What factors may cause aircraft to be re-routed due to ‘planned’ changes?

A

Re-tasking
Enemy Activity

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10
Q

What factors may cause aircraft to be re-routed due to ‘unplanned’ changes?

A

Contact with Enemy
Aircraft servicability/performance
MEDEVAC/CASEVAC

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11
Q

When conducting planning for an ‘unplanned’ change, the aircrew should plan to route via what airspace control measures

A

SAAFR (Standard Army Aviation Flight Route)

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12
Q

What checks should be carried out on occupation of a BP?

A

CALMERSAILS

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13
Q

What is the correct sequence of a sighting report?

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a) WHEN - Time of sighting
b) WHERE (En) - Location of contact
c) WHERE (You) - Location of observer
d) WHAT (Type) - What has been seen (asset)?
e) WHAT (En Action) - What are they doing?
f) WHAT (Your Action) - What are you doing about it?

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14
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What do the CALMERSAILS checks stand for?

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Cover - Hard/soft cover?
Arcs - What can we see? (Mark on map)
Location - Ease of tageting (DF? Skyline etc)
Mutual Supp/Comms - Access to Wingman?
Emerg. Brief - Nearest HP/Egress points?
Record - Set DVR to record
Sensors - Visually acquire target; set EO/IR
Acquire - Set a/c hdg to tgt, train cam to tgt
Identify - Scan NAI/TAI to gather data
Locate - use LRF to find dist/brg to tgt
Store - Slew cam for ease of acqisition after jockeying.

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15
Q

What actions are to be taken if the command “SCATTER, SCATTER, SCATTER” is issued, whilst in the BP?

A

Each a/c is to split from formation, and reform at pre-planned HA(or EHA); completing CrAPPER Cx when established in HA.

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