Moon Goons Flashcards

1
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
What TFMs will not be accomplished at night?

A

Center turn
Cross turn

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2
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AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Night Turning Rejoins Parameters

A

maximum of 20 degrees angle of bank and 80 KIAS.

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3
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Low illumination definition

A

less than 10% equivalent moon illumination

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4
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AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Low Illumination Restrictions
Formation Geometry and Aspect

A

geometry should not exceed 1-3 RD and 30 degrees aspect

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5
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AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Medium Illumination definition

A

10-40% equivalent moon illumination

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6
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AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Medium Illumination Restrictions
Formation Geometry and Aspect

A

geometry should not exceed 1-10 RDs and 45 degree aspect

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7
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AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
High Illumination definition

A

Greater than 40% equivalent moon illumination.

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8
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
High illumination Minimum Separation

A

Minimum separation is 1 rotor disk.

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9
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Night operations into unprepared-unlighted areas should only be conducted

A

using NVGs

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10
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
TFMs that require roll out headings at night

A

Split
Hook
Tac
Break

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11
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AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Prepared Unlighted areas

A

The SQ/CC may authorize unaided ops provided the crew is aware of obstacles, and aircraft lighting is sufficient to clearly see approach path, landing surface, and obstacles.

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12
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
When available ambient illumination is insufficient to safely conduct NVG flight:
minimum altitudes

A

non-mountainous: 500’ AGL
mountainous: 500’ AHO within 2 NM of course centerline

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13
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Mountainous areas are defined:

A

an area of changing terrain where the changes of terrain elevation exceed 3000’ within 10 NM

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14
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AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
NVG flights require a visible landing/searchlight and one of the following:

A
  • operational EO/IR
  • IR landing/searchlight
  • variable intensity landing/search light
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15
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Unaided night takeoffs and after turning final for night unaided approches
landing/search lights will be on
UNLESS:

A

safety, weather, excessive glare, or operational mission requirements dictate otherwise.

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16
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Acceptable means of deconfliction

A

Air to air TACAN
datalinks
geographic
timing
altitude

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17
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
NVG crew complement

A

2 and 2

18
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Weather Minimums Night Unaided and emergency procedures

A

1000’ ceiling
3 SM vis

19
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Weather Minimums NVG

A

700’ ceiling
2 SM visibility

20
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Night Unaided minimum enroute altitude

A

500’ AHO within 5 NM of planned route centerline

21
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Low level NVG restrictions below 100’ AGL

A

Restricted to operational necessity and is conducted no lower than 50’ AGL

22
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
Night Unaided Approaches

A

brief and conduct an area and site evaluation (high recon) prior to beginning the approach
the low recon will not be conducted

23
Q

AFMAN 11 2HH 60WV3
NVG Aided air-to-air ACM training requires

A

a discernable horizon

24
Q

AFMAN11 2HH 60Wv3
Low, Medium, and High illumination Restrictions only apply when

A

Other non-visual stations keeping methods are not used.

25
Q

AFMAN11 2HH 60Wv3
When conducting tactical formation maneuvering at night, roll out headings will be called during what turns?

A

Split
Hook
Tac
Break

26
Q

AFTTP 3-3
Hand and Arm Signals, Team Recall (night)

A

Deployment of retrieval device

27
Q

AFTTP 3-3
Hand and Arm Signals, Raise Cable

A

Chemlight, pumping motion

28
Q

AFTTP 3-3
Hand and Arm Signals, Ready for Pickup

A

Strobe

29
Q

AFTTP 3-3
Individual Equipment.
All crew members should carry

A

A white light for preflight use and an NVG-compatible light for in-flight use.

30
Q

AFTTP 3-3
Donning or Doffing NVG during taxi or flight operations

A

Aircrew members will announce it to the crew

31
Q

AFTTP 3-3
Hazards should be re=briefed at approximately

A

2 miles/1 minute prior to reaching the obstacle

32
Q

AFTTP 3-3
Night Vision Goggle Failure

A

Announce the problem to the crew with crew position.
Switch to other battery.

33
Q

AFTTP 3-3
SOP TFM Standard Night Turning Rejoins and Circles

A

20 AOB and 70 KIAS

34
Q

What pub governs NVGs?

A

AFPAM11-417

35
Q

AFTTP 3-3
Individual Equipment Requirements

A

A white light for preflight and an NVG compatible light for in-flight use.

36
Q

AFTTP 3-3
NVG HAAR
SMA on tankers side

A

should look under goggles while in obs to pass lights to PF

37
Q

AFTTP 3-3
What is the brevity term to direct someone to turn on IR searchlight?

A

“flashlight”
helps you see them if one aircraft is blind

38
Q

AFMAN11 2HH 60WV3
When are chem lights required?

A

During live training deployments at night.

39
Q

AFMAN11 2HH 60WV3
When SHOULD chemlights be used?

A

During non-live training

40
Q

AFMAN11 2HH 60WV3
What guidance is provided for chemlight use and operational missions?

A

Discretion of the deploying team leader.