Practice test questions

Question 1

What is the senior command and control agency of the MACCS (Marine air command and control system)

Answer 1

TACC Tactical Air Command Center

Question 2

What net do you talk to the DASC on, what does DASC stand for and what agency establishes DASC?

Answer 2

Direct Air Support Center is established by the MASS. We talk to them on the TATC.

Question 3

What does TACC stand for and what agency estabilshes them?

Answer 3

Tactical Air Command Center is established by the MTACS (Marine Tactical Air Command Squadron).

Question 4

What is procedural control and positive control

Answer 4

Procedural control directs aircraft using predetermined routes, ROE, SOP and altitudes and is control by DASC

Positive control is done by visual or electronic means. It is done by Air Boss or TACC.

Question 5

What does TACP mean and what does it do?

Answer 5

Tactical air control party. It is the liason between the GCE and the air control agencies.

Question 6

What does TAOC mean and what does it do?

Answer 6

Tactical air operations center, performs airspace survellience, air detection and control, information exchange and weapons systems integration in support of the MAGTF.

Question 7

What are the three catagories and four types of recon?

Answer 7

Catagories: Visual, Imagery, Electrical

Types: Area, Specific, LZ, Route

Question 8

What are four types of movement associated with tactical flight?

Answer 8

Traveling, overwatch, traveling overwatch, random.

Question 9

What is the purpose of escort?

Answer 9

Is to destroy, neutralize, or suppress a given threat before that threat is able to influence the escorted assets.

Question 10

What are the six assault support esscort missions?

Answer 10

1. Protect from enemy ground fires
2. Route Reconn
3. Clear the landing zone by fire
4. Support of downed aircraft
5. Protect from fixed wing threat
6. Protect from rotary wing threat

Question 11

What are three types of assault support escort techniques?

Answer 11

Attached, Detached and combined

Question 12

What is the purpose of Permissive FSCMs and what are the types?

Answer 12

These measures are used to authorize the attack of targets without clearance from the ground commander if the established conditions are met.

1. Coordinated fire line
2. Battle Coordination line
3. Fire Support Coordination Line
4. Free Fire Area
5. KIllbox

Question 13

What is a Restrictive FSCM and what are the types?

Answer 13

Used to restrict the use of supposrting arms.

1. Restrictive Fire Line
2. No Fire Area
3. Restrictive Fire Line
4. Airspace Coordination Area

Question 14

What is the purpose of FSCMs?

Answer 14

Used to facilitate timely and safe use of fire support and my be permissive or restrictive in nature. There are 8 FSCMs, which are depicted on maps or overlays in black.

Question 15

What are the six functions of Marine Aviation

Answer 15

1. Air Reconnaissance
2. Anti-Air Warfare
3. Control Of Aircraft and Missiles
4. Electronic Warfare
5. Offensive Air Support
6. Assault Support

Question 16

What is the Mission of the HMLA

Answer 16

The mission of the HMLA is to support the MAGTAF commander by providing offensive air support, utility support, armed escort, and airborne supporting arms coordination, day or night under all weather conditions, during expeditionary, joint or commbined operations.

Question 17

1. Huey Mission Essential Task List

Answer 17

1. Conduct aviation opserations from expeditionary shore based sites
2. Sea based sites
3. Combat assault support
4. Conduct close air support
5. armed reconnaissance
6. SCAR
7. FAC(A)
8. Air delivery
9. Provide airborne Command and Control platform for command assets​
10. aviation support of trap assets
11. aerial escort
12. air evacuation
13. airborne raid insert/extraction
14. conduct TAC(A)
15. Conduct active air defense

Question 18

Levels of Care Facility

Answer 18

1. Level 1: Basic emergency care with life saving measures. First aid kit/battalion aid station. No surgical capabilities
2. Level 1+:Unoffical and acailable with shock trama platoon. Highly mobile battalion aid station.
3. Level 2: Surgical Care becomes available. Can stabilize patient for follow on care.
4. Level 3: Specialty care and definitive medical proceedures are available.
5. Levels 4 and 5: Hospitals with advanced follow on care and rehabilitation services. Well away from the battle field.

Question 19

What are the general catagories of assault support

Answer 19

1. Combat Assault support
2. Air delivery
3. Aerial Refueling
4. Air evacuation
5. TRAP
6. Air logistical Support

(MAWTS-1 ppt says “battlefield illum)

Question 20

Steps to W&P planning of assault support

Answer 20

1. Calculate max weight for Pr in the zone
2. Find the useful load by subtracting the operating weight (aircraft + ord)from the max weight in the zone.
3. Compute fuel required after insert
4. Subtract the total fuel required after insert from the useful load to obtainthe max payload for the mission.
5. Compute fuel required from the point of departure to the zone.
6. Add the fuel required to get to the LZ to the max wieght computed in step 1 to find the take-off weight at the PZ.
7. Determine the amount of extra fuel you need for contingencies and determine the actual advertised payload for GCE use.

Question 21

TTP for where IP should be located?

Answer 21

3-5 NM from the LZ within 30 degrees of heading.

Question 22

Contingencies that the AMC and AFL must plan for with the GCE

Answer 22

1. CASEVAC
2. Emergency Extract
3. Immediate Reembarkation
4. No Communication Plan
5. Bump Plan
6. TRAP
7. EPW transportation
8. Timeline shifts

Question 23

Actions Required at the IP

Answer 23

1. Make IP Inbound Call
2. Decelerate tp planned ingress ground speed and establish landing formation and separation
3. Establish proper altitude to ID LZ and avoid the threat.
4. Make 2 min or 1 min calls
5. Request Far/Near ITG

Question 24

Types of Air Delivery Missions

Answer 24

1. Combat resupply
2. Sensor Drop
3. Leaflet drop
4. Routine delivery of Logistics and supplies.