FO v1 Flashcards

1
Q

In which type of call for fire does the observer not announce method of target location in the initial transmission?

A

Grid

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2
Q

What information must the FDC have to process a polar call for fire request?

A

Observer location

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3
Q

What are the elements of an initial call for fire?

A
  • OBSERVER IDENTIFICATION
  • WARNING ORDER
  • TARGET LOCATION
  • TARGET DESCRIPTION
  • METHOD OF ENGAGEMENT
  • METHOD OF FIRE AND CONTROL
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4
Q

While conducting a grid mission, when is the direction sent during the initial call for fire?

A

Before or with the first subsequent correction

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5
Q

When sending direction to the FDC, the observer will always send what type of direction?

A

Mils

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6
Q

After receving the initial call for fire request, the FDC transmits the Message to Observer, which includes ________.

A

Unit firing, number of rounds, target number, change to MOE

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7
Q

Which method of estimating distance uses the following equation: Elapsed Time between impact and sound x 350 = distance?

A

Flash to Bang

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8
Q

A ___________ is the observer’s determination of the location of the burst, or the mean point of impact of a group of bursts, with respect to the adjusting point observed along the observer-target line.

A

Spotting

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9
Q

The _______ consists of the type of mission, the size of the element to fire for effect, and the method of target location.

A

WARNO

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10
Q

What element of the call for fire allows the FDC to determine the amount and type of ammunition to use?

A

Target Description

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11
Q

When sending target direction, it is normally expressed to the nearest ______.

A

10 Mils

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12
Q

What is the preferred directional measurement used when requesting indirect fire?

A

Grid azimuth

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13
Q

Which one of the following statements must be true for the FDC to fire a polar plot mission?

A

Observer Location

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14
Q

What are the five methods by which to determine direction?

A

Scaling from Map, Compass, Estimating, Measuring from a Reference Point, Other.

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15
Q

The observer must determine an “Up” or “Down” shift if the difference between the observer altitude and the target altitude is ______ meters or greater.

A

35 Meters

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16
Q

Range corrections are expressed to the nearest _______ when locating a target by shift from a known point.

A

100 meters

17
Q

What must be announced to the FDC when a target is within 600 meters from your location?

A

Danger Close

18
Q

What is a field expedient method to quickly determine angular deviations?

A

Hand Method

19
Q

In which element of a call for fire would you indicate how to attack the target?

A

Method of Engagement

20
Q

In which element of a call for fire would the observer describe the target in enough detail that the FDC can determine the amount and type of ammunition to use?

A

Target Description

21
Q

How many transmissions are there in an initial call for fire request?

22
Q

In a shift from a known point mission, the observer tells the FDC the known point in the _________.

23
Q

___________ is used to bring the round left or right of the known point to the target.

A

Lateral shift

24
Q

What technique can be used to conduct area adjustment fire?

A

Successive Bracketing

25
What are three of the five methods of fire and control?
W- WHEN READY A- AT MY COMMAND T- TIME ON TARGET
26
The _________ is a well defined point near the center of the target area on which to adjust fire.
Adjustment point
27
When using the finger method to determine deviation, how many mils do three fingers generally measure?
100 Mils
28
When using successive bracketing the observer normally initiates the fire for effect phase when a ________ bracket is split.
100 meters
29
Which two methods of control reduce the sporadic engagement of targets?
At my command, time on target
30
What is the OT factor of 4820m?
5