MSN 202 Tactical Airspace Management Flashcards

1
Q

How should airspace requests be coordinated?

A

Radios or MIRC

In RPA community MIRC is primary method

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2
Q

Ultimate authority in a joint operating area

A

JFC

Joint force commander

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3
Q

Final approval authority for the ACP (airspace control plan)

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JFC

Joint force commander

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4
Q

JFACC derived product that tasks air assets. Valid for 24 hours. Breaks down target, weapons load, time on target, refueling information, special instructions and communication information

A

ATO

Air tasking order

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5
Q

Concept that is key to ensuring successful airspace control and management

A

Unity of effort

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6
Q

Measures employed to facilitate the efficient use of airspace to accomplish missions and simultaneously provide safeguards for friendly forces

A

Airspace coordination measures

ACM

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7
Q

Examples of ACMs

A

Coordinating altitude

High density airspace control zone

Restricted operating zone

Minimum risk routes

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8
Q

Airspace reserved for specific activities in which the operation of one or more airspace uses is restricted

A

ROZ

Restricted operating zone

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9
Q

Provides ABM and airspace control. Also known as Air Force theater air control system.

A

TACS

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10
Q

Forward most position of friendly forces at any specific times and is typically not a straight line

A

FLOT

Forward line of own troops

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11
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Provides a line of demarcation for clearance to attack beyond its line without coordination with ground commander.

A

FSCL

Fire support coordination line

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12
Q

When transitioning airspace whom should the pilot contact

A

CRC

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13
Q

Cell to quadrant to keypad

Each cell is 30x30

A

GARS

Global area reference system

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14
Q

Sensor operator en route flight actions

A

Maintain airspace SA

Plot new target

WX sweep A/R

Calibrate cameras

Work with MIC for additional EEIs

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15
Q

Approaching target SO actions

A

Eyes on coordinates

Build target SA

Determine optimum look angle

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16
Q

Fire support coordination measure types

A

Permissive or restrictive

17
Q

Published as either part of an ATO or a separate document, defines and establishes airspace for military operations and notifies all agencies of effective time if activation and composite structure of airspace

A

ACO

18
Q

Develops airspace control and procedures

A

Airspace control authority

ACA

19
Q

Employed by land or amphibious commanders to facilitate the rapid engagement of targets and simultaneously provide safeguards for friendly forces.

A

FSCM