FM Flashcards

1
Q

Describe FM Lvl 1

A
  • Level to slightly descending
  • 2 to 4 Gs (maintain a constant G and airspeed, increase G as proficiency allows)
  • 400 Knots
  • 550 EGT
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2
Q

Describe FM Lvl 2

A
  • Level to slightly descending
  • 2 to 4 Gs
  • 250 to 400 knots
  • 550 EGT
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3
Q

Describe FM Lvl 3

A
  • Slight Climb/Descent (MAX 120 degrees bank)
  • 2 to 4 Gs
  • 250 to 400 knots
  • 550 EGT
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4
Q

Where is the floor during FM?

A

1,000’ above the bottom of assigned airspace

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5
Q

What is the FM bubble?

A

1000 feet

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6
Q

When will the training aircraft not execute turn reversals?

A

After the call to begin maneuvering

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7
Q

What is the T38s turn radius at 15,000’, 400 knots, and at 4Gs?

A

5200’

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8
Q

Required altitude block for starting FM?

A

15,000’ to 17,000’

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9
Q

Required airspeed for FM setup?

A

400 (+/- 10) knots

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10
Q

Required maneuvering aircraft pursuit for FM setup?

A

Pure pursuit, stacked level

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11
Q

Required aspect angle for FM setup?

A

30 to 45 degrees or as briefed.

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12
Q

Required range for FM setup?

A

6000’

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13
Q

Required stack for FM setup?

A

Level (+/- 500ft)

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14
Q

When entering FM from tactical formation, how much spacing does the maneuvering aircraft move out to?

A

7000 to 9000’

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15
Q

What is a lag reposition used for?

A

`To solve excessive closure and angle-off problems

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16
Q

What is the lead reposition maneuver used for?

A

To generate closure and to decrease range while preserving energy

17
Q

What is the quarter plane used for?

A

Control closure and prevent a 3/9 overshoot, it as well closes ranges and high LOS rates

18
Q

What is the minimum airspeed if you are blind as the maneuvering aircraft?

A

300 knots

19
Q

What do you do if you are blind as the training aircraft?

A

Remain predictable

20
Q

What do you do if you are blind as the maneuvering aircraft?

A

Lag the training aircrafts last known position and power modulate as required to maintain current airspeed (300 knots minimum)

21
Q

Wx Requirements for FM?

A

3 NM Vis
Clear of Clouds
Discernible Horizon

22
Q

Min airspeed in FM?

A

150 knots

23
Q

Floor in FM?

A

MOA Floor plus 1,000’

24
Q

Min range in FM?

A

1000’

25
Q

FM Comm Flow:

A

(#1) “C/S Ops check, 1, 2.2, 5.2 Gs)
(#2) “2, 2.1, 5.0 Gs)
(#1) “C/S, next set FM Level (1,2,3) for 2”
(#2) “2”

(#1) “C/S push it up, reference XXX”
(#2) “2”

(#1) “C/S 1 ready”
(#2) “C/S 2 ready” or “C/S standby *reason””

(#1) “C/S check left/right”
(#2) “C/S ease off” or “tighten up” as applicable

(#2) “C/S Fights On”

(#2) “C/S 2, in”
(#1) “1”