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?

A

3

22
Q

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

A

WARNO

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
Q

What are three of the five methods of fire and control?

A

W- WHEN READY
A- AT MY COMMAND
T- TIME ON TARGET

26
Q

The _________ is a well defined point near the center of the target area on which to adjust fire.

A

Adjustment point

27
Q

When using the finger method to determine deviation, how many mils do three fingers generally measure?

A

100 Mils

28
Q

When using successive bracketing the observer normally initiates the fire for effect phase when a ________ bracket is split.

A

100 meters

29
Q

Which two methods of control reduce the sporadic engagement of targets?

A

At my command, time on target

30
Q

What is the OT factor of 4820m?

A

5