AWS Flashcards

1
Q

Fundamentals of Reconnaissance

A

Gain and maintain enemy contact
Orient on the objective
Report all information timely and accurately
Retain freedom of maneuver
Develop the situation
Do not keep reconnaissance assets in reserve.
Ensure continuous reconnaissance

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2
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Aerial Observation

A

Detect
Identify
Locate
Report

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3
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Traveling

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Traveling is used when speed is important and contact with the enemy is not likely

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4
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Traveling Overwatch

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Traveling overwatch is used when enemy contact is possible. Precautionary measures are justified, but speed is still desirable

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5
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Bounding Overwatch

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Bounding overwatch is used when enemy contact is expected

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6
Q

NOE

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Up to 25 feet AHO
Varying speed/altitude
Bounding overwatch expected

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7
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Contour

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25’ to 80’ AHO
Constant Airspeed
Varying Altitude
Traveling Overwatch - possible

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8
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Low-Level

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80’ to 200’ AHO
Constant altitude/speed
Traveling

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9
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Fund. Of Security

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Maintain enemy contact
Orient on the force
Perform continuous recon
Provide reaction time and maneuver space
Provide Early And Accurate Warning

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10
Q

FACTORS THAT EFFECT VISUAL SEARCH

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W - Weather
A - Altitude
A - Airspeed
T - Terrain
C - Visual Cues
H - Human Eye

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11
Q

Fence Check

A

Weapons
ASE/ ARM
IFF
Lights
Recorder
Fuel
MPD selection

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12
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FIRING POSITION OPERATIONS

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Nature of Target
Obstacle
Range to TGT
Multiple firing positions
Area to maneuver

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13
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LANDING AREA RECON

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Size of Landing Area
Surface Suitability
Barriers to Approach Path
Approach Direction
Touchdown Point
Takeoff Direction
Winds

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14
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TERRAIN FLIGHT APPROACH

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Tactical situation
Suitability
Longitudinal axis
Obstacles
Winds

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15
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TERRAIN FLIGHT TAKEOFF

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Tactical situation
Longitudinal axis
Obstacles
Winds

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16
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Forms of recon

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Area
Route
Recon in force
Zone
Special recon

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17
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Types of security

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Screen
Guard
Cover
Area
Local

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18
Q

Continuous angle

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Robust OGE Power (>10% Above OGE)

Provides smallest maneuvering area for malfunction
Winds
Select announce flight path
Before T/O
-pwr/fwd cyclic

19
Q

Altitude Over Airspeed

A

Limited OGE Power (<10% Above OGE)

Provides LARGEST maneuver area for malfunction

State reference point
Announce MMA and MSA
Forced landing plan
Perf brief

20
Q

Airspeed Over Altitude

A

OGE Power NA

State reference point
Announce ABORT Point
*Enough Room to deccel
Before T/O
- Accel and Apply Power to Clear Obstacles

21
Q

Terrain flight

A

Under 200’

22
Q

5 major terrain features

A

Hill
Valley
Ridge
Saddle
Depression

23
Q

Minor terrain features

A

Draws
Spurs
Cliffs

24
Q

Supplementary terrain features

25
Q

Firing Position Selection

A

Background
Range
Altitude to target
Sun or full moon
Shadow
Concealment
Rotor wash
Area to maneuver
Fields of fire
Obstacles clearance

26
Q

Shoot

A

Recorder
Search
Acquire
Identify
Laser
Store

27
Q

OGE Power not available

A

Masking/unmasking
Instrument Takeoff (ITO)
NOE flight
Terrain flight deceleration
Respond to engine failure
VMC Approach/Takeoff

28
Q

BDA REPORT

A

Observer Call Sign
Target Location
Strike Start & Stop Time
Percent of Projectile Contact
Itemized Destruction Remarks
Remarks

29
Q

Bob up box size and full deflection

A

12 feet
40 foot full deflection

30
Q

Robust OGE power

A

Compare 10 minute limit to predicted OGE
10% above predicted OGE power is robust

31
Q

Marginal OGE Power

A

Compare 10 minute limit to predicted OGE
Under 10% is marginal

32
Q

SALUTE Report or SPOT

A

Size
Activity
Location
Time
What are you going to do

33
Q

Three different methods to negotiate wires

A

Over flight
Under flight
Ground taxi

34
Q

Overflight

A

Identify the top of the pole and the highest wire. Cross near a pole to aid in estimating the highest point.

35
Q

Under flight

A

hover height plus 30 feet
Brisk walk

36
Q

Ground taxi

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Minimum wire height is 30 feet for ground taxi. When ground taxiing under wires, maintain a minimum wire height of 30 feet and ground taxi at a speed appropriate for the condition.

37
Q

Apache turn radius

A

37’ 6’’

38
Q

PLT seat to tail

A

38’ 11’’

39
Q

Apache vertical clearance

A

17’ 6’’

40
Q

Rotor diameter

41
Q

LZ/PZ reconnaissance
Tactical considerations

A

(MSL)
Mission
Security
Location

42
Q

LZ/PZ reconnaissance
Technical considerations

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(LONGLASSV)
Landing formation
Obstacles and hazards
Number and type of aircraft the LZ/PZ can support
Ground slope of landing area
Load suitability
Approach and departure directions
Size of the available landing area
Surface condition
Vulnerability

43
Q

LZ/PZ reconnaissance

Meteorological (CDW)

A

Ceiling & visibility
Density Altitude
Winds