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AH-1W primary function

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Attack helicopter

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AH-1W speed

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147 knots

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AH-1W range

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256 nautical miles

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AH-1W ceiling

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18,700ft in basic combat config, limited to 10,000 Ft by O2 requirements

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AH-1W armaments

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One 20mm turreted cannon w/ 750 ends, 4 external wing stations for 2.75/5” rockets and precision guided missiles (e.g. TOW/Hellfire, sidewinder, sidearm)

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AH-1W crew

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2 officers

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AH-1W mission

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fire support and security for forward and rear area forces, pnt target/anti-armor, anti-helo, armed escort, supporting arms control and coordination, point and limited area air defense from enemy fixed wing aircraft

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CH-46 Sea knight primary function

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Medium lift assault support helicopter

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CH-46 Sea knight speed

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145 knots

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CH-46 Sea knight range

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132 nautical miles for assault mission

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CH-46 Sea knight crew

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4- pilot, copilot, crew chief, and 1st mechanic/aerial gunner

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CH-46 Sea knight payload

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9-16 passengers/combat troops
15 litters, 2 attendants
2,000-4,000 labs internal or external

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CH-46 Sea knight mission

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In a marine medium helicopter (HMM) squadron to provide all-weather, day/night, NVG assault transport of combat troops, supplies, and equipment during amphibious and subsequent operations ashore.

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CH-46 Sea knight background

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Procured in 1964, being replaced by MV-22

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CH-53D Sea Stallion primary function

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Transportation of equipment and supplies during the ship-to-shore movement of an amphibious assault and during subsequent operations

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CH-53D Sea Stallion speed

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130 knots

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CH-53D Sea Stallion range

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690 miles

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CH-53D Sea Stallion armament

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2 XM218 .50 Cal machineguns

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CH-53D Sea Stallion crew

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4- pilot, copilot, crew chief, and 1st mechanic/aerial gunner

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CH-53D Sea Stallion mission

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transportation of equipment, supplies, and personnel during the assault phase of an amphibious operation and subsequent operations ashore.

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CH-53D Sea Stallion payload

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37 passengers or 55 with centerline seats

7 tons

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CH-53E Super Sea stallion primary function

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Transportation of heavy equipment and supplies during the ship-to-shore movement of an amphib assault and during subsequent operations ashore

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CH-53E Super Sea stallion speed

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150 knots

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CH-53E Super Sea stallion range

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w/o refueling 621 miles

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CH-53E Super Sea stallion armament

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Two XM218 .50 Cal machineguns

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CH-53E Super Sea stallion crew

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4- pilot, copilot, crew chief, and 1st mechanic/aerial gunner

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CH-53E Super Sea stallion mission

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Transportation of material and supplies. Compatible with most amphibious class ships and is carried routinely aboard LHA and LHD type ships.

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CH-53E Super Sea stallion payload

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16 tons for 50 nautical miles and return (LAR, M198 howitzer, or itself)
37 passengers or 55 w/ centerline seats

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UH-1N Huey primary function

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Utility helicopter

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UH-1N Huey speed

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121 knots

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UH-1N Huey range

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172 nautical miles

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UH-1N Huey crew

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2 officers, 2 enlisted

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UH-1N Huey armament

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M-240, GAU-16 .50 Cal, GAU-17 7.62 (all crew served)
GAU-2B/A (fixed forward)
Two 7 or 19 shot 2.75” rocket pods

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UH-1N Huey armament

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M-240, GAU-16 .50 Cal, GAU-17 7.62 (all crew served)
GAU-2B/A (fixed forward)
Two 7 or 19 shot 2.75” rocket pods

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UH-1N Huey mission

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Airborne command and control, combat assault, medical evacuation, maritime special operations, supporting arms control and coordination, fire support and security for forward and rear area forces

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UH-1N Huey mission

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Airborne command and control, combat assault, medical evacuation, maritime special operations, supporting arms control and coordination, fire support and security for forward and rear area forces

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MV-22B Osprey primary function

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Amphibious assault transport of troops, equipment and supplies from assault ships and land bases

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MV-22B Osprey description

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Multi- engine, dual-piloted, self deployable, medium lift, vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) tiltrotor aircraft

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MV-22B Osprey mission

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marine corps assault support

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MV-22B Osprey variants

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cv-22: used by AF and SOCOM

HV-22: for combat search and rescue and fleet logistics support

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MV-22B Osprey cruise airspeed

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240 knots

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EA-6B Prowler primary function

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Airborne electronic warfare (EW) support to FMF to include electronic attack (EA), tactical electronic support (ES), electronic protection (EP) and high speed anti-radiation missile (HARM)

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EA-6B Prowler primary function

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Airborne electronic warfare (EW) support to FMF to include electronic attack (EA), tactical electronic support (ES), electronic protection (EP) and high speed anti-radiation missile (HARM)

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EA-6B Prowler speed

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Max: .99 mach
Cruise: .72 mach

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EA-6B Prowler range

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850 nautical miles in combat config.
8 hours (per crew) with aerial refueling
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EA-6B Prowler armament

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ALQ-99 tactical jamming system (TJS)
USQ-113 Communications Jammer
High-speed Anti-radiation Missile

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EA-6B Prowler sensors

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ALQ-99 OBS

USQ-113 communications receiver

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EA-6B Prowler crew

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4

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EA-6B Prowler mission

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ALQ-99 OBS used to collect tactical electronic order of battle (EOB) data which can be recorded and processed post-mission. ALQ-99 TJS used to provide active radar jamming. Additional SEAD capability with HARM. USQ-113 detect and jam comms.

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EA-6B Prowler features

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Land/launch from prepared airfields, or expeditionary airfields (EAF). Integrated with Tactical Electronic Reconnaissance Processing and Evaluation System (TERPES)

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EA-6B Prowler features

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Land/launch from prepared airfields, or expeditionary airfields (EAF). Integrated with Tactical Electronic Reconnaissance Processing and Evaluation System (TERPES)

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AV-8B Harrier II primary function

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Attack and destroy surface targets under day and night visual conditions

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AV-8B Harrier II cruise speed

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Subsonic to transonic

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AV-8B Harrier II ferry range

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2100 nautical miles

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AV-8B Harrier II combat radius

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Close air support: 163 nautical miles (30 min on station)

interdiction: 454 nautical miles

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AV-8B Harrier II armament

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7 Ext store stations for AIM-9 sidewinder, fuel stations, ATG missiles, AGM-65 maverick, centerline station for DECM pod, GAU-12 25mm six-barrel gun pod w/ 300rnds and lead computing optical sight system (LCOSS) gunsight

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AV-8B Harrier II mission

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(VMA STOVL squadron) attack and destroy surface and air targets, escort helicopters, and conduct other such air operations as may be directed.

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AV-8B Harrier II mission

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(VMA STOVL squadron) attack and destroy surface and air targets, escort helicopters, and conduct other such air operations as may be directed.

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AV-8B Harrier II tasks

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  • close air support
  • deep air support (recon, interdiction)
  • off and def antiwar warfare
  • operate/deliver ordinance @ night and under instrument flight conditions
  • use aerial refueling for extended ops
  • deploy/operate from seagoing platforms, advance bases, EAFs and remote tactical landing sites
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AV-8B Harrier II crew

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1

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KC130F/R/T primary function

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in-flight refueling; tactical transport

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KC130F/R/T width of cargo compartment

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10ft, 3inch

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KC130F/R/T range

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Tanker mission: 1000 nautical miles w/ 45,000lbs of fuel

Cargo mission: 2875 nautical miles w/ 38,258lbs, 92 combat troops, 64 paratroopers or 74 litters

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KC130F/R/T cargo capacity

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45,000lbs of fuel, 38,258lbs cargo, 92 combat troops,64 paratroopers or 74 litters

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KC130F/R/T crew

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2 pilots, 1 navigator, 1 flight engineer, 1st mech, 1-2 loadmasters

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KC130F/R/T mission

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Multi- role, multi-function tactical tanker/transport which provides the support required by MAGTF: in flight refueling, rapid ground refueling, aerial delivery of troops and cargo, emergency resupply, airborne direct air support center, emergency medieval, tactical insertion of combat troops, equipment, evacuation missions, and support

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KC130F/R/T mission

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Multi- role, multi-function tactical tanker/transport which provides the support required by MAGTF: in flight refueling, rapid ground refueling, aerial delivery of troops and cargo, emergency resupply, airborne direct air support center, emergency medieval, tactical insertion of combat troops, equipment, evacuation missions, and support

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KC130F/R/T features

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3600 gallon stainless steel fuel tank. Two wing-mounted hose and drogue refueling pods for 300 gal/min each…… something about 30 min

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KC130F/R/T Hercules primary function

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in-flight refueling; tactical transport

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KC130F/R/T Hercules width of cargo compartment

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10ft, 3inch

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KC130F/R/T Hercules range

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Tanker mission: 1000 nautical miles w/ 45,000lbs of fuel

Cargo mission: 2875 nautical miles w/ 38,258lbs, 92 combat troops, 64 paratroopers or 74 litters

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KC130F/R/T Hercules cargo capacity

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45,000lbs of fuel, 38,258lbs cargo, 92 combat troops,64 paratroopers or 74 litters

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KC130F/R/T Hercules crew

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2 pilots, 1 navigator, 1 flight engineer, 1st mech, 1-2 loadmasters

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KC130F/R/T Hercules mission

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Multi- role, multi-function tactical tanker/transport which provides the support required by MAGTF: in flight refueling, rapid ground refueling, aerial delivery of troops and cargo, emergency resupply, airborne direct air support center, emergency medieval, tactical insertion of combat troops, equipment, evacuation missions, and support

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KC130F/R/T Hercules features

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3600 gallon stainless steel fuel tank. Two wing-mounted hose and drogue refueling pods for 300 gal/min each…… something about 30 min

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F-18A/B/C Hornet primary function

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Intercept and destroy enemy aircraft under all-weather conditions and attack and destroy surface targets

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F-18A/B/C Hornet speed

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High subsonic to supersonic

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F-18A/B/C Hornet ferry range

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Over 2,000 nautical miles

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F-18A/B/C Hornet combat radius

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Fighter mission: 400 nautical miles

Attack mission: 575 nautical miles

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F-18A/B/C Hornet armament

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9 external wing stations: 2 wingtip for a-to-a and a-t-g including AIM-7 sparrows, AIM-9 sidewinders, AMRAAMs, AGM-84 Harpoons, AGM-65 Mavericks; 2 inboard wing stations for fuel tanks or a-t-g stations; 2 nacelle fuselage stations for sparrows or AN/AAS-38 FLIR pods; center station for fuel tank or a-t-g weapons. a-t-g weapons include GBU series bombs, CBU-30 cluster bombs, JSOW, JDAM, and Mk 80 general purpose b bombs…. M61 20mm six barrel fun in nose with McDonnell Douglas director gunsight

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F-18A/B/C Hornet armament

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9 external wing stations: 2 wingtip for a-to-a and a-t-g including AIM-7 sparrows, AIM-9 sidewinders, AMRAAMs, AGM-84 Harpoons, AGM-65 Mavericks; 2 inboard wing stations for fuel tanks or a-t-g stations; 2 nacelle fuselage stations for sparrows or AN/AAS-38 FLIR pods; center station for fuel tank or a-t-g weapons. a-t-g weapons include GBU series bombs, CBU-30 cluster bombs, JSOW, JDAM, and Mk 80 general purpose b bombs…. M61 20mm six barrel fun in nose with McDonnell Douglas director gunsight

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F-18A/B/C Hornet mission tasks

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  • intercept and destroy enemy aircraft in conjunction w/ ground or airborne fighter control under all-weather conditions
  • day and night CAS
  • day/night deep air support
  • armed escort
  • day and night SEAD
  • deploy or conduct extended range ops w/ aerial refueling
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F-18A/B/C Hornet features

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Replaced the F-4 phantom. Flexible w/ 9 external stations and ability to be land based from EAFs or sea-based

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F-18D Hornet primary function

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Attack and destroy surface targets, day or night, under all weather conditions; conduct multi-sensor imagery reconnaissance; provide supporting arms coordination; intercept and destroy enemy aircraft under all weather conditions.

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F-18D Hornet crew

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2

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F-18D Hornet mission tasks

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  • conduct day/night deep air support, in all weather. Consists of armed recon, radar search and attack, interdiction, and strikes against enemy installations
  • multi-sensor imagery reconnaissance
  • day/night supporting arms coordination.
  • intercept and destroy enemy aircraft
  • battlefield/target illumination
  • armed escort
  • operate from carriers, advanced bases and EAFs
  • conduct aerial refueling
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F-18D Hornet mission tasks

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  • conduct day/night deep air support, in all weather. Consists of armed recon, radar search and attack, interdiction, and strikes against enemy installations
  • multi-sensor imagery reconnaissance
  • day/night supporting arms coordination.
  • intercept and destroy enemy aircraft
  • battlefield/target illumination
  • armed escort
  • operate from carriers, advanced bases and EAFs
  • conduct aerial refueling
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LHA

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Tarawa class: land and sustain us marines on any shore during hostilities. Centerpiece of ARG (3000 marines and sailors, 5000 personnel)

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LHD

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Wasp-class, largest amphib ships in world. Improved follow-on of the 5 Tarawa class. Enhanced well deck for 3 LCACs. Improved flight deck/delivery system for 2 more helicopters

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LPD

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Austin class. Combines functions of LSD, LST (tank landing ship), LKA (attack cargo ship). Used to transport marines, their equipment, and supplies by embarked landing craft or amphib vehicles. Flagship, provide extensive command, control, and communications facilities. Primary control ship. Coordinate boat waves and vectoring landing craft to beach

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LPD

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Austin class. Combines functions of LSD, LST (tank landing ship), LKA (attack cargo ship). Used to transport marines, their equipment, and supplies by embarked landing craft or amphib vehicles. Flagship, provide extensive command, control, and communications facilities. Primary control ship. Coordinate boat waves and vectoring landing craft to beach

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LSD

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Harper’s Ferry (cargo variant). Mission: dock, transport and launch LCAC’s and other amphib craft and vehicles with crews and marines to potential trouble spots around world. Capable of acting as primary control ship.

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LSD

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Harper’s Ferry (cargo variant). Mission: dock, transport and launch LCAC’s and other amphib craft and vehicles with crews and marines to potential trouble spots around world. Capable of acting as primary control ship.

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LCAC

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Transport weapons systems, equipment, cargo, and personnel of assault elements of MAGTF both from ship to shor and across beach. 60-75 ton payload

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T-AH (Sealift)

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Provide mobile, flexible, rapidly responsive afloat medical capability to provide acute medical and surgical care in support of amphib task force.
Provide a full-service hospital asset for use baby other government agencies involved in support of disaster relief and humanitarian operations worldwide

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T-AK

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Cpl Louis J Hague Jr class. Enough cargo to support MAGTF for 30 days. LOLO and ROLO capabilities. Navy lighterage carried onboard consists of causeway (powered and uncovered) small boats. Lands up to CH-53 E

FMF (4 decks)

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