Flight Following (radar work) Flashcards

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HITS

Pilot brevity word

A
  • (Air to air) Momentary radar returns in search

- Indicates approximate target altitude (e.g., “GROUP BULLSEYE 360/10, HITS 15 THOUSAND”)

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LOCKED

Pilot brevity word

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  • (w/position) Radar lock-on; correct targeting is not assumed
  • (w/group name) Radar lock-on; sort is not assumed
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CONTACT

Pilot brevity word

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  • Sensor contact at the stated position

- Acknowledges sighting of a specified reference point

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NEGATIVE CONTACT

Pilot brevity word

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Sensor information on a friendly aircraft is lost. Termination of CONTACT, track plotting is not warranted

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NAILS (direction)

Pilot brevity word

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RWR indication of AI radar search

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SPIKE (w/direction)

Pilot brevity word

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RWR indication of an AI threat in track or launch

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NAKED

Pilot brevity word

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No RWR indications

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MONITOR(ING)

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  1. Maintain(ing) sensor awareness on specified GROUP

2. Directive call to an aircraft to maintain contact/targeting information on a maritime surface track

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GIMBAL (w/BRAA)

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Radar target is approaching azimuth or elevation limits

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LAST

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Command and control (C2) term that provides the last contact altitude from a high fidelity source (fighter radar)

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