JFIRE Flashcards

1
Q

What are the four tabs of the JFIRE?

A

S/S – Surface-to-Surface
A/S – Air-to-Surface
RED – Risk-Estimate Distance
MSD – Minimum Safe Distance

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2
Q

What is the difference between being cleared “Hot” and cleared to “Engage”?

A

Cleared Hot- one pass

Cleared to Engage- multiple passes

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3
Q

What is Danger Close for mortars and artillery?

A

600m

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4
Q

What are the points of the keyhole template?

A
A- North
B- East
C- South
D- West
E- Target location
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5
Q

What is the difference in Angels and Cherubs?

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Angels- altitude in 1000’s of feet

Cherubs- altitude in 100’s of feet

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6
Q

What are the Danger Close ranges for the 30mm?

A

500m- 75m
1000m- 95m
1500m- 115m

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7
Q

What is the danger close range for a hellfire?

A

110m

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8
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What is the difference between Risk Estimate Distances, and Minimum Safe Distances?

A

REDs are used primarily in combat for assuming risk of 0.1% PI (DANGER CLOSE)
MSDs are used in training to establish a minimum distance from the target.

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9
Q

What is the definition of fratricide?

A

The unintentional killing or wounding of friendly personnel by friendly firepower.
or
A circumstance in which members of a United States or friendly military force are mistakenly are mistakenly or accidentally killed or injured in action by United States or friendly forces actively engaged with an enemy or who are directing fire at a hostile force or what is thought to be a hostile force.

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10
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What are some causes of fratricide?

A
Incorrect Target Identification
Incomplete planning and coordination
Improper clearance of fires
Equipment failure and improper procedures
Inadequate graphic control measures (*Crewmembers will not use friendly affiliated GCM/icons to mark enemy and vice-versa)
Poor land navigation
Loss of communications
Position-reporting errors
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11
Q

What are the steps of the combat identification process?

A
(DIDEA)
Detect
Identify
Decide
Engage
Assess
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12
Q

What are some situational awareness detractors?

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Inadequate fire and maneuver control 
Direct fire control failures
Nav failures
Reporting, crosstalk, and battle tracking failures
Combat identification failures
Weapons errors
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