CAS Planning Flashcards

1
Q

When should planners begin submitting initial CAS request?

A

Mission Analysis

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2
Q

When should planners submit FSMCs/ACM?

A

COA Development

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3
Q

When are planners conducting the initial tactical risk assessment for each COA?

A

COA Analysis

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4
Q

What are CAS planners responsible for in the orders process?

A

Annex D - Fires
Appendix 5 - Air support

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5
Q

What should fire support information include?

A

Purpose
Priority
Allocation
Restrictions

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6
Q

What is the 5 step CAS planning process?

A

Receipt of mission
MA
COA Dev
COA Analysis
Orders

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7
Q

What is the DD Form 1972?

A

Tactical Air Strike Request

-Appendix A, JP3-09.3

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8
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What information is in Section I Mission request of the DD1972?

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Line 1: Unit called, This is, Request number
Line 2: Preplanned (entered numerically in descending order), immediate
-1: emergency
-2: priority
-3: routine
Line 3: Describes target
Line 4: Target location, elevation
Line 5: target time and date
Line 6: desired ordnance / results
Line 7: final control
Line 8: amplifying information

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9
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What is Section II - Coordination of the DD1972?

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Line 9-11: any coordination required
Line 12: approval/disapproval
Line 13: who approved/disapproved
Line 14: why it as disapproved
Lines 15-19: ACA info

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10
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What is in the Section III - Mission Data of the 1972?

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Lines 20-31: Info for aircraft assigned to support the requests
Line 32: BDA

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11
Q

What is the tactical risk assessment?

A

Processing of avilable information to ascertain a level of acceptable risk to friendly forces or civilians

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12
Q

Who accomplished the tactical risk assessment?

A

Supported commander with advice from TACP, FAC(A), Staff

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13
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Why is the tactical risk assessment accomplished?

A

Supported commander weighing the benefits and liabilities of authorizing CAS

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14
Q

What are the three types of control?

A

Type 1, 2, 3

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15
Q

What does type of control covey?

A

The JTAC’s intent on how to best mitigate risk

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16
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What is Type 1 control?

A

JTAC/FAC(A) requies control of individual attacks. Requires the JTAC/FAC(A) to visually acquire the attacking aircraft and visually acquire the target for each attack

-Must visually acquire aircraft AND target for each attack
-best means to recue risk for fratricide
-Cleared hot or abort
-Shouldn’t use with GPS or INS weapons
-Analyze attacking aircraft geometry

17
Q

What is Type 2 control?

A

JTAC(FAC(A) requires control of individual attacks and is unable to visually acquire the attacking aircraft at weapons release or is unable to visually acquire the target

-Cleared hot or abort

18
Q

What is Type 3 control?

A

JTAC/FAC(A) requires the ability to provide clearance for multiple attacks within a single engagement subject to specific attack restrictions

-Does not require the JTAC to visually acquire the aircraft or target
-Clear to engage
-JTAC grants weapons release authority
-Attacking aircraft with advise when commencing engagement and when complete

19
Q

What rehearsals require the TACP?

A

CAR and fire support rehearsal