Call For Fire Flashcards

1
Q

How many elements and how many transmissions are in a call for fire?

A

6 elements and (3) transmissions.

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2
Q

The warno consist of what?

A

1) type of mission

2) method of target location

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3
Q

What are the five types of missions in call for fire?

A

1) adjust fire
2) fire for effect
3) suppress
4) immediate suppression
5) SEAD

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4
Q

What is the standard size element to fire for effect?

A

A battery

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5
Q

What formula is used to determine target location?

A

WERM formula
Width = Range x Mils
Meters = OT factor (distance from you to target or known point / 1,000) x Mils

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6
Q

How do you determine distance of a mortar?

A
Flash to bang formula 
# of seconds between flash and bang x 350 = distance in meters
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7
Q

Danger close for mortars is?

A

600m

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8
Q

What is the spotting sequence?

A

1) height of burst
2) range
3) deviation

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9
Q

Sequence for corrections is?

A

1) deviation (left/right)
2) range
3) height of burst

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10
Q

What does RREMS statement stand for?

A

Refinements
Record as target
End of mission
Surveillance

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11
Q

What are the 4 methods of bracketing/range correction?

A

1) successive
2) creeping
3) hasty
4) 1 round adjustment

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12
Q

What does TTFACOR stand for?

A
Target 
Threats to aircraft 
Friendly 
Artillery 
Control
Ordnance 
Restrictions
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13
Q

How far are IPs located from the target?

A

5-15 nautical miles

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14
Q

How are distances for fixed wing and rotary expressed?

A

Fixed wing - nautical miles

Rotary wing - meters

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15
Q

How is target location given?

A

Feet above MSL

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16
Q

How do you get degrees to Mils?

A

Multiply by 17.8

17
Q

What must you give for an subsequent correction to the FDC?

A

Give your OT direction

18
Q

What is the standard in CFF to receive rounds?

A

“When ready”

19
Q

What uses IPs?

A

Fixed wing nautical miles

20
Q

What uses BPs

A

Rotary meters

21
Q

How is the heading given?

A

Degrees magnetic from center of the IP/BP to the center of the target

22
Q

What does the key hole method look like?

A

A

D E B

      C
23
Q
What is the AC-130 5 line?
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A

1) observer ID warno
2) position mark
3) target location (grid or dir/dist)
4) target description
5) remarks

24
Q

True or false: transmission to an AC130 is clearance to fire?

A

True

25
Q

How do you correct bombs dropped by CAS?

A

Cardinal direction and distance in meters. Do the same thing for corrections from a mark.

Must be within 300m to make those adjustments.

26
Q

What is the game plan for a CAS 9-line briefing?

A
  1. IP/BP
  2. Heading and offset
  3. Distance
  4. Target elevation
  5. Target description
  6. Target location
  7. Type mark
  8. Location of friendlies
  9. Egress
27
Q
What are the elements in a call for fire?
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D
E
F
A
Observer I.D.
Warning order 
Target location
Target description 
Method of engagement 
Method of fire and control