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1
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Venom

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UH-1Y

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UH 1-Y

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Venom

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mission of HMLA

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OAS
utility support
armed escort
airborne supporting arms coordiation

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Huey

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Huey was the UH-1N
- the UH-1Y (Venom) has fully replaced it)

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speed of HMLA

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cruise = 139 knots
maximum = 170 knots

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ceiling of UH-1Y

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20,000
but max operational altitude is 10K

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max endurance of UH-1Y

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3.3 hours

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range of UH-1Y

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129 nm (mission radius with a combat load)

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UH-1Y Venom

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10
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UH-1Y Venom

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UH-1Y Venom

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CH-53E

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Super Stallion

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aka Super Stallion

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CH-53E

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CH-53K

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King Stallion

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aka King Stallion

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CH-53K

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benefit of CH-53K over CH-53E

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CH-53K (King Stallion) operates better in degraded enviornments
head/heavy,gigh

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speed of the King Stallion

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Cruise = 150 knots
Max = 170 knots

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18
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passengers that can fit on the CH-53K

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30 passengers

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19
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litters that can fit on the CH-53k

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24 litters

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payload of CH-53k

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30 passengers
24 litters
King Stallion

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ceiling of CH-53K

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King Stallion
justy shy of 10K ft

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22
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F/A-18

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Hornet

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mission statement of the FA-18

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supporting arms coordination
multi-sensor imagery reconaissance
destroy air to air and surface to air
in all weather conditions

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24
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speed of FA-18

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Hornet
cruise = 0.78 MACH
MACH 1.8

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MACH that is the max of a F/A-18

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MACH 1.8

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AIM-9

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Sidewinder
AIM = Air Intercept Missile
- one of hte oldest cheapest short range air to air missile

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27
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size of a Sidewinder

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AIM-9
(Air Intercept Missile)
just shy of 10 ft
5in diameter
11 inch wingspan
188lbs

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28
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operational range of a Sidewinder

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0.6-22 miles

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maximum speed of a Sidewinder

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MACH 2.5

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warhead weight of a Sidewinder

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20.8lbs

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detonation mechanism of a Sidewinder

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IR proximity fuse
- a fuze that detonates an explosive device automatically when it approaches within a certain distance of its target. Proximity fuzes are designed for elusive military targets such as airplanes and missiles, as well as ships at sea and ground forces. This sophisticated trigger mechanism may increase lethality by 5 to 10 times compared to the common contact fuze or timed fuze

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32
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AIR (missile)

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air intercept missile
(like Sidewinder = short)
(like Sparrow = medium)

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33
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example of a short-range air to air missile

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Sidwinder

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34
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example of a medium range air to air missile

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Sparrow

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35
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difference between the Sparrow and Sidewinder

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both = AIM Air Intercept Missile
Sparrow = medium range air to air missile (14-38 nmi)
Sidewinder = short range air to air missile (0.6-22 miles)

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36
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aka Sea Sparrow

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RIM-7 Sea Sparrow

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37
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size of AIM Sparrow

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510 lbs
12ft long
8 in diameter
wingspan 2ft 8 in
warhead 88 lbs

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38
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what is AIM-7 Sparrow

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medium-range semi-active radar honing air to air missile

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39
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infrared homing

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passive weapons guidance system that uses infrared lgiht emission from a target to track and follow it seemlessly
- passive devises which, unlike radar, provide no indicatino they are tracking a target
- so used for sneak attacks
- aka “heat-seakers” but technically just infared seeking since infared is radiated strongly by hot bodies

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40
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what are heat seeking missiles really…

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41
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one way to defeat a missile that works via infrared light emissoin (heat seeking)

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drop flares behind the target to create false heat sources BUT only works if teh pilot is aware of the missle and has time to deploy countermeasures

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42
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brevity code used by NATO pilots to signal release of air to air munitions

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Fox 1 = release of a semi-active radar homing missile like the Sparrow

Fox 2: launch of an infard homing missile like the Sidewinder

Fox 3 = launch o an active radar homing missile like a AIM Phionex

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43
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“Angels”

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height of a friendly aircraft (altitude) in thousands of feet
“Angels 14” = 14K ft

44
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Alpha Check

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request for/confirmation of bearing and range to a described point

45
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Anyface

A

NATO brevity code
airborne early warning aircraft

46
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Arizona

A

NATO brevity code
no anti-radiation ordnance remaining

47
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“As Fragged”

A

NATO brevity code
unit will be performing exactly as stated by the air tasking order

48
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Authenticate

A

NATO brevity code
to request or privide a response for a coded challenge

49
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aka “friendly weapon release”

A

Away
“missiles away”

50
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“Ball”

A

aircraft carrier optical landing system

51
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“Bandit”

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NATO brevity code
an aircraft identified as enemy in accordance with theatre ID criteria
- DOES NOT necessarily imply direction or authority to engage

52
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“Banzai”

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information/directive to execute launch and decide tactics
NATO brevity code

53
Q

NATO brevity word for a friendly surface to air missile

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BIRD

54
Q

NATO brevity word for when you fire at a designated targeyt

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“Bird(s) away”

55
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NATO brevity word wfor when you are unable to engage a target with a surface to air missile

A

“Birds negat”

56
Q

NATO brevity code
no visual contact with friendly air/ground postion

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“Blind”

57
Q

NATO brevity code word for
disregard my last transmission

A

BLOOMER

58
Q

NATO brevity code
blow through

A

directive/informative call that indicates aircraft will continue straight ahead at the murge and not turn with target/targets

59
Q

BRAA

A

tactical control format providing target
bearing
range
altitude
aspective

60
Q

NATO brevity code
radar or visual air contact whose identity is unknown

A

bogey

61
Q

NATO brevity code
identified/able to track a specified air to ground target with an onboard sensor

A

captured

62
Q

visual sighting of a submarine
NATO brevity code

A

certsub

63
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attack of three distinct groups with two in front and one behind

A

champagne

64
Q

NATO brevity code
ordnance release is authorized

A

cleared hot

65
Q

decreasing in range
NATO brevity code

A

closing

66
Q

NATO brevity code
turn off all exterior lights

A

christmas tree

67
Q

aka cyclops
NATO brevity code

A

uas

68
Q

NATO brevity code
no air to ground ordnance reamining

A

NATO brevity code

69
Q

NATO brevity code
last known position of a submarine contact after contact was lost

A

Datum

70
Q

NATO brevity code
no propulsive power due to loss of engine

A

deadstick

71
Q

NATO brevity code
directive to detect/identify unknown aircraft trailing friendly aircraft

A

De-louse

72
Q

NATO brevity code
maneuvering with intent to kill

A

dogbox

73
Q

NATO brevity code
fast target

A

target speed is estaimated to be at least
1,100km/hr
MACH 1

74
Q

Father
NATO brevity code

A

TACAN station
Tactical Air Navigation station

75
Q

NATO brevity code
visual sighting of a periscope wake

A

Feather

76
Q

NATO brevity code
inbound torpedo

A

fish

77
Q

IFF

A

identified friend or foe

78
Q

NATO brevity code
Fox _-1/2/3

A

launch of air to air missiles
Sparrow
Sidewinder

79
Q

NATO brevity code
flat

A

even yourself out or calibrate yoursel

80
Q

NATO brevity code
turning fight involving friends and foes mixed

A

furball

81
Q

NATO brevity code
gate

A

dierctive/information call to fly as quickly as possible
maybe use afterburner/maximum power

82
Q

NATO brevity code
gimbal

A

radar target is approaching azimuth or elevation limits

83
Q

NATO brevity code
gingerbread

A

directive to establish/maintain tighter brevity over voice communciations

84
Q

NATO brevity code
glowworm

A

flare dropping aircraftive

85
Q

NATO brevity code
use unencrypted voice communications

A

go clear
opposite is go secure

86
Q

NATO brevity code
hostile

A

a contact identified as enemy upon which clearance to fire is authorized in accordance with theatre rules of engagement

87
Q

NATO brevity code
hook (left/right”

A

directive to perform an in-place 180 degree turn

88
Q

NATO brevity code
house party

A

informative/directive call that a civilian building is booby trapped or rigged with an IED and needs tobe evaucatioed

89
Q

NATO brevity code
Bingo fuel

A

available fuel is approaching a predetermined minimum level
- understand personal fuel minimumals
- aircraft needs to leave their current area

90
Q

NATO brevity code
Judy

A

aircrew has radar/visual contact on the correct target,
has taken control of hte intercept, and only requires situational information.
- controller will minimize radio transmissinos

91
Q

NATO brevity code
Maddog

A

launch of freinely active radar homing air to air missiles w/o radar guidance from the launch aircraft
- the missile will rely on its own radar to find ta target and will generally attack the first target it seesq

92
Q

NATO brevity code
Midnight

A

infomrative call advising that C2 functions are no longer available
- opposite of sunrise

93
Q

NATO brevity code
parent ship

A

mother

94
Q

NATO brevity code
new picture

A

tactical picture has changed

95
Q

NATO brevity code
no joy

A

aircrew doesn’t see the target

96
Q

NATO brevity code
increasing in range

A

opening

97
Q

NATO brevity code
enemy nuclear powered attack submarien

A

panther

98
Q

NATO brevity code
padlocked

A

informative call indicating aircrew cannot take eyes off an aircraft or a surface positoin w/o risk of losing tally/vusual

99
Q

NATO brevity code
paints

A

interrogated group/radar contact that is responding with any of teh correct codes required for id criteria

100
Q

NATO brevity code
cooperative aircraft

A

playmate

101
Q

NATO brevity code
amount of time an aircraft can remain on station

A

playtime

102
Q

wedges against a vehicle to prevent movemetn

A

chock

103
Q

NATO brevity code
bogey that is conforming with safe passage routing/airspeed/altitude procedures

A

rider

104
Q

NATO brevity code
friendly air to ground missile launch

A

rifle

105
Q

NATO brevity code
nuclear tipped surface to air missile

A

Roman Candle

106
Q
A

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