OAS Flashcards
What are the two classifications of FSCMs and what are the types for each. Four and five.
Permissive 1. Coordinated fire Line 2. Battlefield Coordination Line 3. Fire Support Coordination Line 4. Free Fire Area 5. Killbox Restrictive 1. Restrictive Fire Line 2. No Fire Areas 3. Restrictive FireAre 4. Airspace Coordination Area
What is the purpose of FSCMs?
Facilitate timely and safe use of fire support and may be restrictive or permissive in nature.
What is the definition of CAS
Is action by FW and RW aircraft against hostile targets that are in close proximity to friendly forces, and requires detailed integration of each air mission with the fire and movement of those forces.
What are the two types of CAS and the two missions for each?
Immediate 1. On call 2. Diverted Preplanned 1. On call 2. Scheduled
What is the definition of DAS
DAS is air action against enemy targets at such a distance from friendly forces that detailed integration of each mission with fire and movement of friendly forces is not required. Deep air support missions are flown on either side of the fire support coordination line; the lack of a requirement for close coordination with the fire and movement of friendly forces is the qualifying factor (MCRP 5-12C).
What are the types of DAS missions
Air interdiction
Armed Recon
Strike Coordination and Recon (SCAR)
What is the senior command and control agency for the MACCS (Marine Air Command and Control System)
TACC (Tactical Air Command Center)
What does DASC stand for and what agency does it establish?
Direct air support center. It establishes the MASS
What net do you talk to DASC on?
TATC - Tactical Air Traffic Control
What does TACC stand for and what agency establishes them?
Tactical Air Command Center established by the MTACS (Marine Tactical Air Command Squadron)
What is positive Control
Done by Air boss or TACC
