Introduction Flashcards

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What is the manual for Basic Operations and Equipment?

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TM 4-48.09

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What is the manual for Single Point Load Rigging Procedures?

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TM 4-48.10

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What is the manual for Dual Point Load Rigging Procedures?

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TM 4-48.11

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4
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What is the manual for Air Assault Operations?

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ATTP 3-18.12

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5
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Helicopters will move cargo by external sling load when:

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  • Cargo compartment cannot hold the load
  • Load exceeds the helicopter’s internal load limitations
  • Ground crew must load or unload the cargo at once
  • Landing zone conditions prevent the A/C from touching down
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What are the advantages of sling load?

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  • Allows rapid movement of heavy, over-sized, or emergency equipment
  • Rapid relocation of supplies and equipment
  • Ability to bypass surface obstacles
  • Use of multiple flight routes and landing sites to enhance sustainability and security of ground units
  • Establishment of multiple landing sites to support the maneuvering unit requirements
  • Greater movement flexibility for the ground commander to accomplish the tactical mission
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What are the limitations of sling load?

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  • Weight of load is restricted to the A/C’s operating capability
  • Load instability during flight may restrict A/C’s airspeed or maneuvering capabilities
  • Adverse weather and low visibility may limit sling load operations
  • Atmospheric conditions (HAT and winds) affect the A/C’s lift capacity
  • Limited number of A/C are available for sling load missions
  • Landing site surface conditions may restrict A/C operations. Loose debris,dust, and snow are safety hazards that also limit pilot visibility
  • Landing site size must be increased during darkness or during reduced visibility to allow the pilot more room to maneuver
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What is the ACL for external loads of the UH-60A?

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8,000 lbs.

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What is the ACL for external loads of the UH-60L/M?

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9,000 lbs.

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10
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What is the ACL for external loads of the fore and aft cargo hooks (individually) on the CH-47?

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17,000 lbs.

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What is the ACL for external loads of the center cargo hook on the CH-47?

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26,000 lbs.

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What is the ACL for external loads of the fore and aft cargo hooks together on the CH-47?

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25,000 lbs.

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13
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How can the cargo hook be released on the UH-60?

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  • The pilot or crew chief can release the hook electronically
  • The manual release lever is on the right side of the hook
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14
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How can the cargo hooks be released on the CH-47?

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  • The pilot or crew chief can release all hooks electronically
  • The crew can release all hooks manually from inside the A/C
  • The fore and aft hooks have manual release knobs
  • The center hook has no release lever for ground crew
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What are the three units involved in a sling load operation?

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  • Supported unit
  • Aviation unit
  • Receiving unit
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