HLZ TAKE 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Missions requiring Pathfinder ATC procedures

A
  • verbally initiated release system (VIRS) Paradrop
  • computer air release point (CARP) paradrop
  • aerial medevac/casevac
  • LZ/PZ Operations
  • Close Air support (CAS)
  • Disoriented Aircraft
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2
Q

The two authorized approaches

A
  • straight in approach
  • circling approach
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3
Q

When does the Pathfinder tell the pilot to “go around”

A

When an aircraft has already been given the clearance for landing, thus it is on final approach. Leg and a situation rises where it is unsafe to land (any of the three Cardinal rules). The pilot must be instructed to “Go Around”

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4
Q

True or False
Are fires always planned

A

True

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5
Q

What part of the Pathfinders plan is Air assault operations?

A

Ground tactical planning

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6
Q

What is the first step to establish an HLZ?

A

Establish land heading

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7
Q

Ground slope restriction

A

If the slope exceeds 15° all A/C must terminate at a hover

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8
Q

Definition of atmospheric conditions

A

Density altitude affects the aircraft allowable cargo load for any given situation

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9
Q

Three factors of atmospheric conditions

A
  • humidity
  • altitude
  • temperature
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10
Q

When is the location of the fifth light determined?

A

Through coordination with the supporting aviation unit, it will be either on top or on the bottom right?

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11
Q

Air assault reverse planning sequence

A
  • the ground tactical plan
  • the landing plan
  • the air movement plan
  • the loading plan
  • the staging plan
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12
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Definition of ground tactical plan

A

Foundation of a successful air assault operation is the ground units commanders tactical plan around which subsequent planning is based. Ground tactical plans specifies actions in the objective area to ultimately accomplish the mission in address subsequent operations.

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13
Q

What to do when adequate combat power cannot be introduced quickly

A

Airsoft force must land away from the objective and build up combat power

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14
Q

One advantage of using a single LZ

A

Allows concentration of combat power in one location

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15
Q

Three parts of a flight route

A
  1. Start point (SP)
  2. Release point (RP)
  3. A flight path between the two
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16
Q

How many chalks in an assembly area

A

3 max

17
Q

What is H-hour

A

When the first aircraft of the first serial lands

18
Q

Who plans the bump plan?

A

1st SGT & XO

19
Q

What should a Pathfinder do after he receives an alert order?

A

Issue a warning order

20
Q

Definition of a restricted flight route

A

The aircraft is restricted as to their heading out altitude

21
Q

What should the load plan attempt to maintain?

A
  • tactical integrity of units
  • self-sufficiency of loads
  • tactical cross loading
22
Q

Initial preparation of Pathfinder planning

A

Receiving the alert or warning order Pathfinders inspect and, as needed, augment personnel anything

23
Q

Who has overall responsibility for the air assault operation?

A

Company commander