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1
Q

Nonscheduled fire mission report. Ships make these to a
supporting arms coordination center (SACC) immediately after firing.

A

Pepper

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2
Q

Unfired target report. A ship or spotter makes these to a SACC
when scheduled targets cannot be fired on or when effectiveness is assessed as
under 50 percent.

A

Pickle

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3
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New target report. Spotters make these to a SACC as soon as new
targets are discovered or when known targets are given corrected locations

A

Honey

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4
Q

Ammunition remaining report. This is sent, coded, according to the
operation order.

A

Candy

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5
Q

The guns up ready to fire (GURF) report summarizes naval gunfire
support (NGFS) capability when unknown to an NGFS station.

A

GURF

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6
Q

How many transmissions is a Naval CFF

A

Two

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7
Q

105mm Max Range

A

11.5km

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8
Q

105mm Max Rate of Fire

A

10rpm

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9
Q

105mm Sustained Rate of Fire

A

3rpm

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10
Q

155mm m777 Max Range

A

22.2km +RAP 30km

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11
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155mm m777 Max Rate of Fire

A

4rpm for two minutes

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12
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155mm m777 Sustained Rate of Fire

A

2rpm

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13
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155mm m109 Max Range

A

18.2 +RAP 30.1

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14
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155mm m109 Max Rate of Fire

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4rpm for two minutes

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15
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155mm m109 Sustained Rate of Fire

A

2rpm

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16
Q

60mm Max Range

A

3500m

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17
Q

60mm Max Rate of Fire

A

30rpm for 4 minutes

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18
Q

60mm Sustained Rate of Fire

A

20rpm

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19
Q

81mm Max Range

A

5800m

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20
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81mm Max Rate of Fire

A

30rpm for 2 minutes

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21
Q

81mm Sustained Rate of Fire

A

15rpm

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22
Q

120mm Dismounted Max Range

A

7020m

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23
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120mm Dismounted Max Rate of Fire

A

16rpm for 1 min

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24
Q

120mm Dismounted Sustained Rate of Fire

A

4rpm

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25
Q

120mm Mounted Max Range

A

6630m

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26
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120mm Mounted Max Rate of Fire

A

16rpm for 1 min, then 4 for 40 mins

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27
Q

120mm Mounted Sustained rate of Fire

A

2rpm

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28
Q

60mm ILLUM HOB

A

315m; (IR) 415m

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29
Q

81mm ILLUM HOB

A

600m

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30
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120mm ILLUM HOB

A

500m

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31
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105mm ILLUM HOB

A

750m

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32
Q

155mm ILLUM HOB

A

600m

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33
Q

AV-8B Ordinance

A

AGM-65, 2.75 inch
rockets, 5 inch
Zuni, 25 mm,
APKWS

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34
Q

A-10C Ordinance

A

AGM-65,SDB
2.75 inch rockets,
30 mm, APKWS

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35
Q

AC-130J Ordinance

A

AGM-176,
GBU-69
30 mm,
105 mm,
SDB,
laser SDB,
Hellfire

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36
Q

B-1B Ordinance

A

JASSM

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37
Q

B-2 Ordinance

A

JDAM, GP, JASSM,
EGBU, GBU-57

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38
Q

B-52

A

MALD

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39
Q

F-15E Ordinance

A

EGBU, JSOW,
20 mm

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40
Q

f-16 Ordinance

A

AGM-65, HARM,
SDB, JASSM,
2.75 inch rockets,
20 mm, APKWS

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41
Q

F/A-18 Ordinance

A

AGM-65,
AGM-84H/K, HARM,
JASSM,
2.75 inch rockets, 5
inch Zuni,
20 mm, APKWS,
LRASSM

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42
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F-22 Ordinance

A

GBU-32, SDB, 20mm

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43
Q

F-35 Ordinance

A

SDB, GBU-49,
JSOW, 25 mm

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44
Q

Three types of sensor pods

A

LITENING
SNIPER
ATFLIR

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45
Q

What types of sensor pods does the AC-130 use

A

MX-20 and MX-25

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46
Q

AH-1Z Viper Ordinance

A

Hellfire, JAGM
APKWS,
2.75 inch Rockets

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47
Q

AH-6M Little Bird Ordinance

A

Hellfire,
50 caliber,
7.62 mm,
2.75 inch rockets,
20mm

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48
Q

AH-64D/E Apache Ordinance

A

Hellfire,
APKWS,
2.75 inch rockets,
30mm

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49
Q

Tiger (EU, AUS) Ordinance

A

Hellfire,
APKWS,
2.75 inch rockets,
30mm

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50
Q

MQ-1C Ordinance

A

Hellfire-R

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51
Q

MQ-9 Reaper ORdinance

A

Hellfire, GBU12, 38, 49, 54

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52
Q

Orbit around a specific point

A

ANCHOR

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53
Q

Height of friendly aircraft in thousands of feet

A

ANGELS

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54
Q

Unit or element performing duties as planned or scheduled

A

AS FRAGGED

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55
Q

Request to provide a response for a coded challenge

A

AUTHENTICATE

56
Q

Release or launch of specified
weapon

A

(weapon system) AWAY

57
Q

FRIENDLY surface- or submarine launched antiship missile.

A

BULLDOG

58
Q

Discontinue stated activity

A

CEASE

59
Q

Begin using briefed communication procedures to
counter communications jamming.

A

CHATTERMARK

60
Q

Call to inbound aircraft the landing
zone (LZ), helicopter landing zone, or drop zone (DZ)
has enemy activity above the prebriefed risk
tolerance.

A

CHERRY

61
Q

Height of a FRIENDLY aircraft in hundreds of feet
above ground level.

A

CHERUBS

62
Q

Term used by a joint terminal attack controller
(JTAC) / forward air controller (airborne) (FAC(A))
during Type 1 and 2 close air support (CAS) terminal
attack control when granting weapons release
clearance to an aircraft attacking a specific target.

A

CLEARED HOT

63
Q

Term used by a JTAC/(FAC(A) during Type
3 control, granting a weapons release clearance to an
aircraft or flight to attack a target or targets within the
parameters prescribed by the JTAC/FAC(A).

Clearance to fire on designated
GROUP or target.

A

CLEARED TO ENGAGE

64
Q

The term _____________ is a
mandatory call alerting of an elevated risk to the
closest friendly troops from the intended point of a
weapon’s impact requiring specific procedures for risk
mitigation.

A

DANGER CLOSE

65
Q

Mandatory call from the attack aircraft to the
JTAC or FAC(A) during Type 3 CAS terminal control
indicating completion of ordnance release.

A

ENGAGEMENT COMPLETE

66
Q

Helicopter status of fuel

A

FARM

67
Q

Direction of no known enemy
threats requires [direction] modifier.

Aircraft is at a weapon
and/or fuel state that allows continued execution of
the mission

A

GREEN

68
Q

Call that the LZ or DZ has enemy
activity below the prebriefed risk.

A

ICE

69
Q

A request for the tactical electromagnetic
support picture or ground picture in an
area of interest.

A

LOWDOWN

70
Q

The radio frequency is becoming saturated,
degraded, or jammed and briefer transmissions must
follow.

A

MINIMIZE

71
Q

Attack is terminated and maneuvering to
the indicated direction.

A

OFF [Direction]

72
Q

Maneuver in a specified direction with reference to the
target.

A

OFFSET [Direction]

73
Q

Friendly glide weapon away

A

PIG

74
Q

Amount of time aircraft can remain on station, given in
hours plus minutes

A

PLAYTIME

75
Q

Aircraft is at weapon and/or
fuel state that is insufficient to continue execution of
the mission.

A

RED

76
Q

An informative or directive call to initiate
(HOT) or cease (COLD) the integration of FRIENDLY
surface-to-air fires into a fighter or joint engagement
zone without further coordination. Must include
modifier HOT or COLD

A

REDWOOD

77
Q

No ordnance remaining except gun or
self-protection ammo.

A

REMINGTON

78
Q

A civil platform that is assessed as operating in such
a manner as to raise suspicion that it might be used
as a weapon.

A

RENEGADE

79
Q

Proceed to a prebriefed position or
area of operations.

A

RESET

80
Q

Withdraw while executing defensive procedures
in response to a threat.

A

RETROGRADE

81
Q

FRIENDLY A/S missile launch.
Option to add follow-on modifiers for number of
munitions and/or time of flight.

A

RIFLE

82
Q

Two or more munitions will be
released or fired in close succession. Typically
associated with number and type of weapon with
release interval.

A

RIPPLE

83
Q

Visual acquisition of a surface-to-air missile in
flight or a SAM launch; should include position.

A

SAM

84
Q

Round has been fired.

A

SHOT

85
Q

Persistent interference from an undetermined
source that is degrading situational awareness on the
current radio channel.

A

SHREW

86
Q

A maritime or ground CONTACT
that has not yet been identified.

A

SKUNK

87
Q

Immediately employ a best available
antiradiation missile against a specified threat at the
specified bearing.

A

SLAPSHOT

88
Q

Aircraft to employ a range known
antiradiation missile against a specified threat at the
specified location.

A

SNIPER

89
Q

Assignment of responsibility within a GROUP;
criteria can be met visually, electromagnetically or both.

Assignment of specific targeting
responsibilities.

A

SORT

90
Q

Sort responsibility within a
GROUP has been met.

A

SORTED

91
Q

Illuminating target with artificial illumination.

A

SUNSHINE

92
Q

Hit observed with valid desired
weapons effects against a target.

Informative call to observer or spotter 5
seconds prior to estimated time of impact.

A

SPLASH

93
Q

Rotary-wing directive call to orbit around the
target

A

WAGON [Left/Right]

94
Q

No ordinance remaining

A

WINCHESTER

95
Q

Aircraft is at a weapon and/or
fuel status that is approaching a level insufficient to
continue execution of the mission.

A

YELLOW

96
Q

No visual contact with FRIENDLY aircraft, ship, or ground
position. Opposite of VISUAL.

A

BLIND

97
Q

Acknowledges sighting of a specified reference
point

A

CONTACT

98
Q

Aircrew does not have the ground or
surface object, reference point, or target in sight

A

LOOKING

99
Q

Record the location of a point or object of interest.

Spotting round, normally white phosphorus
or illumination on the deck to indicate targets to aircraft,
ground troops, or fire support.

A

MARK

100
Q

Aircrew does not have visual
contact with the TARGET or BANDIT

A

NO JOY

101
Q

Ground equipment present at tasked target location.

A

OCCUPIED

102
Q

Aircrew cannot take eyes off an aircraft, ground target, or
surface position without risk of losing

A

PADLOCKED

103
Q

Sighting of a target, non-friendly aircraft, or enemy
position.

A

TALLY

104
Q

Ground equipment not present at specific or tasked
target location.

A

VACANT

105
Q

Sighting of a FRIENDLY aircraft or ground position or ship.

A

VISUAL

106
Q

Laser designator system inoperative.

A

DEADEYE

107
Q

Directive call to start lasing.

A

LASER ON

108
Q

The speaker is firing the laser

A

LASING

109
Q

Laser energy has not been acquired.

A

NEGATIVE LASER

110
Q

Acquisition of the reflected laser energy.

Platform is laser spot tracker capable.

A

SPOT

111
Q

Cue the laser spot search or tracker function on the
specified laser code in relation to the specified reference
point.

A

STARE

112
Q

Standby for (weapon) ON call in approximately 10
seconds.

A

10 SECONDS

113
Q

Overlay requested target designator
type

A

MATCH

114
Q

Illuminate a position with flashing IR energy.

A

PULSE

115
Q

Oscillate an IR pointer in a figure eight about a target

A

SNAKE

116
Q

Mark or marking target by IR pointer.

Platform is IR pointer capable.

A

SPARKLE

117
Q

Stop oscillation of IR pointer.

A

STEADY

118
Q

Target appears to be no longer tracked by sensor.

A

CHECK CAPTURE

119
Q

Sensor image appears to be out of focus

A

CHECK FOCUS

120
Q

Request for the pilot or operator to remove targeting
symbology to allow the user to see a better picture of the
target area.

A

DECLUTTER

121
Q

Circling an IR pointer around an aircraft to help the
aircraft identify the FRIENDLY ground position.

A

ROPE

122
Q

Video data link established.

A

HANDSHAKE

123
Q

Lost video data link.

A

HOLLOW

124
Q

Drive a new STAKE at the target centroid reported with
direction of travel and elevation. Initiated by aircrew.

A

RESTAKE

125
Q

Platform is ROVER video downlink capable.

A

ROVER

126
Q

No longer slewing sensor and awaiting further updates.

Overwatch aircraft is in position.

A

SET

127
Q

Follow indicated TARGET

A

SHADOW

128
Q

Move sensor in direction indicated

A

SLEW

129
Q

Reference point for A/S targeting operations.

A full-motion video system mark has been set and is used
as a frame of reference.

A

STAKE

130
Q

Switch video feed to different type (eg. white hot to black hot)

A

SWITCH

131
Q

Increase or decrease the sensor’s focal length.

A

ZOOM

132
Q

Unidentified surface vehicle(s) in motion

A

MOVER

133
Q

Flying in clouds or an area of reduced visibility.

A

POPEYE

134
Q

Search sector indicated and report any CONTACTS.

A

SCAN

135
Q

References number of people or objects noted at specified
location (men/women/children)

A

SLANT

136
Q

A ground-borne object of interest departing the
objective area.

A

SQUIRTER

137
Q
A

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