Supervise Intermediate Gunnery

Question 1

What must a crew receive to achieve a rating of superior?

Answer 1

Trained “T” on 8 of 10 engagements with 1 of 8 being a CBRN engagements and 2 of 8 being a night engagement.

Question 2

What must a crew receive to achieve a rating of unqualified?

Answer 2

Untrained “U” on 4 or more engagements or untrained on both CBRN engagements, and a trained “T” or needs practice “P” on one night engagement.

Question 3

Relate table 6 to determine the rating
The crew achieves a “P” rating on 2 engagements and a “T” on 8 engagements with 1 being CBRN engagement and 3 being night engagements. What is the crews rating?

Answer 3

Superior.

Question 4

Relate table 6 to determine the rating
The crew achieves a “P” rating on 2 engagements and a “T” on 6 engagements with no CBRN engagements and 3 being night engagements. What is the crews rating ?

Answer 4

Qualified.

Question 5

Relate table 6 to determine the rating
The crew achieves “P” rating on 2 engagements and a “T” on 5 engagements with one being CBRN engagement and 1 being a night engagement. What is the crews rating>

Answer 5

Unqualified.

Question 6

List two of the allowable variations of table 6?

Answer 6

Friendly/ non combatant target can be added to any table according to the unit commander intent when the moving target are not available they can be placed with stationary frontal target.

Question 7

What is the standard for table 1 ?

Answer 7

During the day and night the crew must achieve a minimum of a “P” rating or 7 of 10 engagements with 1 of 7 being CBRN engagement. All engagements will be repeated at night.

Question 8

What is the task for table IV?

Answer 8

Engage and destroy stationary and moving targets from a stationary and moving LAV-25 during the day and night.

Question 9

________ evaluates the crews ability to engage targets placed in a ________ threat array?

Answer 9

Table V or VI, Realistic.

Question 10

________ can be modified to suit unit training needs identified in training analysis.

Answer 10

Exercise 5.

Question 11

What table may be fired with sub caliber ammunition ?

Answer 11

Table 1 and 2.

Question 12

What is the required ammunition for table V?

Answer 12

TPDS-T 70 rounds.
TP-T 60 rounds.
7.62 250 rounds.

Question 13

What speed will an LAV be moving at when conducting offensive engagements during table IV?

Answer 13

5 MPH.

Question 14

List the allowable variations for table 3?

Answer 14

Friendly/ Non- combat target can be added to any task on this table according to the unit commanders intent if ammunitions constricts (?) do not allow firing the table specified use available ammo and change the target type and range to confirm to ammunition used. If range facilities do not permit firing the table as specified modify as necessary

Question 15

What does a successful intermediate gunnery phase depend heavily on?

Answer 15

Strong foundation of sustainment gunnery.

Question 16

What is the purpose of intermediate gunnery?

Answer 16

Conduction to qual a vehicle crew on table 6.

Question 17

A qualified rating must be attained in tables before what ?

Answer 17

Must fire all task, day and night to obtain an overall qualified rating.

Question 18

What must a crew receive to achieve a rating a superior?

Answer 18

Trained “T” on 8 of 10 engagements with 1 of 8 being CBRN and 2 of 8 being night engagements.

Question 19

The crew achieves a “P” rating on 3 engagements and a “T” on 4 engagements with 1 being CBRN engagements and 3 being night engagements. On table V is the crew good to shoot table VI?

Answer 19

Yes.

Question 20

Relate to table VI to determine the rating
The crew achieves a “T” on 8 engagements with no CBRN engagements and 3 being night engagements. What is the crews rating?

Answer 20

Unqualified.

Question 21

Relate to table VI to determine the rating
The crew achieves a “T” on 8 engagements with 1 being a CBRN engagement and 4 being a night engagements. What is the crews rating?

Answer 21

Superior.

Question 22

Relate to table VI to determine the rating
The crew achieves a “P” on 2 engagements and a “T” on 6 engagements with no CBRN engagements and 3 being night engagements. What is the crew rating?

Answer 22

Qualified.

Question 23

How many AGTS exercises are designed for gunnery table VI?

Answer 23

8

Question 24

What are the pre-requisites for firing table 6?

Answer 24

Each member of the crew must have passed gate to live fire table 5 AGTS (?) and passed a record LGST within 30 days of firing table 6. It is recommended that crew fires table 3 and 4 in preparation for table V and VI. At the minimum must fire tables before firing table 6. (DOUBLE CHECK THIS ANSWER, IT WAS MARKED WRONG, BUT I DONT KNOW THE ANSWER)

Question 25

What are the full caliber gunnery tables?

Answer 25

Table 6, 5, 4, 3.

Question 26

What are the conditions for table 3?

Answer 26

Given a LAV-25 authorized allocation of ammunitions suitable live fire with the thermalized target as owe TC 25-8. _________________________________

Question 27

What is the ammunition requirements for table IV?

Answer 27

TPDS-T 60
TP-T 60
7.62 300

Question 28

In _______ crews are evaluated on its ability to engage ______ and ________ moving and stationary vehicle and infantry targets?

Answer 28

Intermediate Gunnery , Single, Multiple.

Question 29

Each member of the crew must have passed ______ in the AGTS and passed a record LGST within 3 months of firing __________.

Answer 29

Gates to live fire table VI, Table 6.

Question 30

What must the crew receive to achieve a rating of distinguished?

Answer 30

Trained “T” on at least 9 of 10 total engagements with no untrained “U” scores.