GSAB, FARP, Aircraft Recovery

Question 1

PEC

Answer 1

Patient evacuation cell

Assigns the medevac mission

Question 2

Fox company of the GSAB is responsible for what

Answer 2

Communications

Question 3

C. co has how many helicopters and they are responsible for medevac

Answer 3

15 HH-60

Question 4

Priorities

Answer 4

I: urgent – life/limb/eyesight

IA: urgent surgical – needs far-forward surgical care

II: priority – 4 hours

III: routine – within 24 hours

IV: convenience

Question 5

Types of FARPs

Answer 5

Active

Silent

Jump

Question 6

Jump farp

Answer 6

for missions when scope, assets, and time is limited, a jump FARP can be used. A jump FARP may be composed of any number of systems and configurations to provide expeditionary refueling capabilities and ammunition (when mission dictates)

Question 7

HEMTT

Answer 7

2500 gallon, tanker aviation refueling system kit expands HEMTT tankers capability to hot refuel up to 4 helicopters simultaneously using the on-board fuel servicing pump

Question 8

Troop weight

Answer 8

• Combat equipped troops: 330 pounds per Soldier

* Combat equipped Paratrooper: 350 pounds per Soldier

Question 9

ASC

Answer 9

is structured to support aviation battalions that cannot perform certain maintenance tasks

Question 10

P4T3

Answer 10

problem, plan, people, parts, time, tools, training

Question 11

4 types of aircraft recovery:

Answer 11

self, immediate, delayed (deliberate, hasty), dedicated

Question 12

Preferred method of recovery

Answer 12

Self and BDAR is preferred method!

Question 13

BDAR:

Answer 13

Battle Damage Assessment and Repair

Question 14

What are the eight tasks of the GSAB?

Answer 14

• Air Movement
• Aerial FARP Support
• Air Assault
• Personnel Recovery
• Aerial Mission Command
• Aeromedical Evacuation
• CASEVAC
• ATS