Inital Gunnery Homework 1, 2 & 3

Question 1

What is the purpose of initial gunnery?

Answer 1

Basic skills associated with LAV-25 gunnery, basic and proficiency level and helps identify additional training requirements.

Question 2

Name 5 of the 13 basic classroom subjects taught in initial gunnery?

Answer 2

Range Class (?), Gun Theory and weapon system functions weapons conditions, fire commands, Range Flanges methods of engagement.

Question 3

Name the 5 exercises of initial gunnery ?

Answer 3

Exercise #1- AGTS Long range targets.
Exercise #2- Precision Gunnery Manipulations.
Exercise #3- Battle Sight Gunnery Manipulations.
Exercise #4- Range Determine Exercise.
Exercise #5- Target Acquisition Exercise.

Question 4

The purpose of initial gunnery exercise 1 is to develop the skills necessary to ________, identify, _________ and hit single stationary targets from a LAV when presented at long ranges?

Answer 4

Detect, Engage, Stationary.

Question 5

The scope of initial gunnery exercise _____ is to evaluate the crew members ability to determine range to targets at various distances and under ________ conditions with aided and ______ eye.

Answer 5

4. various, unaided.

Question 6

When conducting initial gunnery exercise 2 the task is to engage five targets per _______. The conditions are that you will be given _______ shot per target, with the VAD, and the targets must be thermalized in accordance with _________. The standards are to hit 4 of ____ targets within _______ seconds per phase.

Answer 6

Phase, One, TC 25-8, 5, 15

Question 7

When conducting initial gunnery exercise 3 the task is to engage _______ targets. The conditions are that you will be given _______ shot(s) per target with the VAD and engage targets in numerical order starting from the _______ circle, the standards are to hit 4 of 5 ____ targets with in the center mass circle and 4 of 5 ______ targets within the 6 o’clock circle within _______ seconds in order to receive a GO.

Answer 7

10, one, zero, HE, AP, 30.

Question 8

Initial gunnery exercise 4 is divided into three phases that should be conducted _________.

Answer 8

Concurrently.

Question 9

During initial gunnery exercise 4 infantry targets will be _______ and placed at actual range.

Answer 9

Full-Scale.

Question 10

Match the standards with their respective phases in initial gunnery exercise 4
Each task must be accomplished within 5 seconds of receiving the appropriate ammunition/weapon by the evaluator in order to receive a GO on that task. Each crew member must receive a GO on 8 of the 10 tasks to receive a GO.

Answer 10

Phase 1.

Question 11

Match the standards with their respective phases in initial gunnery exercise 4
Determine range to each target within 100 meters within 10 seconds to receive a GO on each task. Crew must achieve a GO on 4 of 5 tasks to receive a GO for phase 3.

Answer 11

Phase 2.

Question 12

Determine range within 200 meters and within 10 seconds to receive a GO on each task. Crew member must receive a GO on 8 of 10 tasks in order to receive a GO.

Answer 12

Phase 3.

Question 13

Name 3 of the 5 subjects taught in section training during initial gunnery?

Answer 13

Basic subjects, Section training, Crew drills, Fire Cont & Desired, Battle Drills, Section Fire Commands.

Question 14

There are 9 parts to the training progression of initial gunnery. Name 5 of them.

Answer 14

Tracking, Target acquisition training, range determination training, AGTS boresight exercise.

Question 15

The scope of initial gunnery exercise 2 is to evaluate each crew members ability, acting as gunner, to properly _______ and ________ at frontal and flank targets at ________ ranges.

Answer 15

Range, Aim, Varied.

Question 16

When does time start and stop for each phase of initial gunnery exercise 2?

Answer 16

Starts for each phase when the gunner fires at start cross and ends when the gunner fires at the last target.

Question 17

Match the conditions with their respective phases in initial gunnery exercise 4
On a half scale range, using the ITSS sight from a stationary and moving vehicle, determine the range from thermalized targets.

Answer 17

Phase 3.

Question 18

Match the conditions with their respective phases in initial gunnery exercise 4
Given half and full scale threat targets using binoculars from a stationary vehicle, determine the range to targets.

Answer 18

Phase 2.

Question 19

Match the conditions with their respective phases in initial gunnery exercise 4
With the unaided eye, given ammunition using full scale threat targets presented at various ranges in accordance with table 1-1.

Answer 19

Phase 1.

Question 20

During phase 2 of initial gunnery exercise 4 infantry targets will be _______ and placed at ______ range from 300 to ______ meters.

Answer 20

Full Scale, Actual, 800.

Question 21

Initial gunnery begins with instructions on _____, _____, ______ and ______ procedures.

Answer 21

Turret, Operations, Weapon Conditions, Range.

Question 22

Initial gunnery training allows the crew members to reach a basic _______ level and helps identify additional _______ requirements.

Answer 22

Proficiency, Training.

Question 23

When using a ________ ultimately the goal is for the crew members to be able to successively track a target moving _______ miles per hour.

Answer 23

Snare(?) Board, 25

Question 24

During phase ______ of initial gunnery exercise all targets will be placed in a manner so that target reference points (TRPs) can be assigned ______ to the targets.

Answer 24

2, Adjacent.

Question 25

The scope of initial gunnery exercise 3 is to evaluate the crew members ability acting as a ________, to properly aim at frontal targets representing _______ threats to crew.

Answer 25

Gunner, Most Dangerous.

Question 26

The scope of initial gunnery exercise 5 is to evaluate the crews ability to acquire and _______ single and multiple vehicles and _________ threats from both a stationary and _______ vehicle.

Answer 26

Identify, Infantry Single, Moving.

Question 27

Name the three phases of initial gunnery exercise 2.

Answer 27

Flanking Manipulation, Progressive Flank Manipulation, Non-Progressive Frontal Manipulation.

Question 28

During initial gunnery exercise 3 the crew member fires the table from the gunners station for ______ fires and _______ night fires and fires from the commanders station for _________ fires with passive night sight.

Answer 28

Day, Thermal, Reduced Visibility.

Question 29

Initial gunnery exercise ______ is divided into ______ phases that should be ran successively.

Answer 29

2, 3.

Question 30

During phase ________of initial gunnery exercise ______ lightly armored targets may be half scale and placed a ranges from 400 - 1,000 meters (actual range) to ________ a range from 800- 2,000 meters.

Answer 30

2,4, Simulate.

Question 31

Target acquisition training teaches the LAV-25 crew members to _______ acquire and designate ________.

Answer 31

Rapidly, Targets.

Question 32

Range determination training and exercise equip the crew members with the skills to rapidly and _______ estimate target _______.

Answer 32

Accurately, Range.

Question 33

During ______ training emphasis is on speed and accuracy of the lay?

Answer 33

Gun Lay.

Question 34

Manipulation training is composed of two parts, what ae they?

Answer 34

Gun Lay, Tracking.