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Mod1 Test Flashcards

1
Q

Name 5 FW jets

A

A10
FGR4
F15 / F16 / F18 / F35
AV8B
Mirage

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2
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Name 2 bombers

A

B1 lancer / B52 stratofortress

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3
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Name 2 AH

A

AH-64 Apache
AH - 1Z viper

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4
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Give examples of low explosives

A

MS-s
Guns and rockets as they use propellants (push)

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5
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What are the three damage mechanisms

A

Blast, fragmentation, incendiary

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6
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What does a generic fragmentation pattern look like?

A

Bug splat

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7
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What are the three weapons profiles?

A

Level, dive, toss

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8
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What are the two categories of REDS

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Protected and unprotected

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9
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What is the best angle of LOA to mitigate against a potential fratricide?

A

90 degrees

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10
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What are the principles of JTAC

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Safety of FF, safety of aircraft, delivery of effect

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11
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When does a control start

A

When the JTAC establishes good two way comms

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12
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When does a control end?

A

When the JTAC passes an A/C back to TACP/higher

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13
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What happens to the wind when pressure bars are closer together?

A

Stronger faster winds

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14
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What dangers are there flying in cumulonimbus clouds?

A

Heavy showers, hail, lightening, squally winds/microbursts and icing

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15
Q

3 or 4 Oktas of the sky are covered cloud is reported as what?

A

SCT -scattered

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16
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5-7 oktas of the sky are covered in cloud is reported as?

A

Bkn - broken

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17
Q

What are the weather limitations for UK FJ Low flying

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5km Vis - 1500m horizontal 500ft vertical separation from cloud

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18
Q

When it comes to flight safety what events should you report on?

A

An accident, an incident, hazard/observation

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19
Q

What are three types of lat and long

A

Degs + mins
deg + mins and decimal mins
degs + mins + seconds

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20
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What is one degree of latitude equal to

A

60 nautical miles
111,180m

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21
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What does MGRS stand for and what DATUM does it use?

A

Military grid reference system
World geodetic system 1984 (WGS84)

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22
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What units is pressure measured in?

A

HPa
HG
Mb
Inches

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23
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To what DATUM does QNH refer

A

Mean sea level rise

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24
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What pressure setting should multiple aircraft use is a deconfliction plan?

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The same one QNH / SPS

25
Q

What information will be included as part of SPINS?

A

ROE
Collateral damage estimate COE
Target location error TLE
A/C and standard load out matrix
weapons to target matching
Datum’s, coordinate systems, airspace allocation
Code words
Authentication
Joint fires integration
Recognised brevity terms
Communications

26
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What does ATO stand for?

A

Air tasking order

27
Q

Where can the ATM template be found?

A

ATP 3.3.2.1 annex c (nato asr template)

28
Q

What is D5 on the ATM?

A

FAC or control frequency

29
Q

How far in advance of the MSN do JTARs need to be with the bde TACP?

A

96hrs or 72hrs

30
Q

How long can a JTAR request air for on a single request

31
Q

At what time does a pre planned JTAR become immediate

32
Q

What type of air support is ordinarily requested in a JTAR

33
Q

How long after supported JTAR do you have to get a MISREP in

A

Between 2hrs to 24hrs depending on if there has been a kinetic event

34
Q

What is the minimum height separation for unmanned A/c

35
Q

What is the height separation for manned aircraft

36
Q

What is the minimum block a pair of FW assets require

37
Q

Minimum height block for UAV’s

38
Q

How many stages are there in the CAS execution template

39
Q

Why do CAS players use the template

A

So that the CAS aircrew and JTAC have a standard repeatable format to expect in a highly dynamic environment

40
Q

What does the brevity term ROGER mean?

A

I have received and understood your transmission

41
Q

What does the brevity term AFFIRM mean?

42
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What does the brevity term TALLY mean?

A

Sighting of target via the pilots eyes

43
Q

What are the two methods of attack and what do they mean?

A

1: BOT bomb on target is where the jtac talks the pilot visual onto the target
2: BOC bomb on coordinate is where the jtac give the coordinates of the that to the pilot

44
Q

If the supporting A/C is tally on your tgt what method of attack is this?

45
Q

If the releasing asset is above the cloud and not able to see the tgt or mark what method of attack is that?

46
Q

From who would you expect a read back from prior to a BOC attack?

A

All A/C delivering ordnance

47
Q

Name some advantages of the BOT attack

A

Use for mobile tgts - tally the tgt then can maintain continuous observation

48
Q

What is the content in the check on brief?

A

Call sign
Msn number
Number + type of A/C
Position + alt
Ordnance
Playtime
Capabilities
Abort code
Remarks

49
Q

What’s stage of the cas execution template is the game plan

A

4 - after the sit update and before each individual cas brief

50
Q

What are the minimum required the game plan

A

Type of control and method of attack

51
Q

What is the nato standard for elevation

52
Q

What are the CAS brief mandatory readback items

A

Elevation, location, FF, restrictions

53
Q

What are the four phases of cas

A

Planning
Briefing
Execution
Reporting

54
Q

What are the three holding patterns

A

Racetrack
Fig 8
Wheel

55
Q

Why would you make a control type 1

A

It is used when the JTAC/ FAC(A) requires control of individual attacks and the situation requires the JTAC to visually acquire the attacking A.C and the target for each attack.

56
Q

You are in a bunker and acquire the A/C but you can see the tgt what type of control can you use

57
Q

You are withdrawing from a position on the west side of a river that is being run by enemy tanks. All FFs have crossed the river to the East Bank and you want A/C to attack all enemy tanks until they are neutralised. What type of control could this be?

58
Q

You plan to hit a target with a bomb from an A/C that is above the clouds, what type of control could you use?

59
Q

61.​Who retains the authority during all types of control?

JTAC (8 decks)

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