Tactical Acronyms Flashcards

1
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RoZ

A

Restricted Operating Zone

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FEBA

A

Forward Edge of Battle Area

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4
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REDs

A

Risk Estimate Distances

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5
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What does a “SPADE” C/S mean and what are they doing?

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SPADE —> Is the C/S for the ACE (airspace control element) which operates on the Tactical air direction (TAD) frequency
- We contact SPADE prior to departure to req traffic, active RoZ and tracers

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What does a “GOLF” C/S mean and what are they doing?

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Typically a JFO, associated with an artillery team, likely to req AACFF

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JFO

A

Joint Fires Observer

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What does a “DAGGER” C/S mean and what are they doing?

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Dagger —> Is a JTAC C/S

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9
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Explain the difference between “Tally”, “Captured”, “Contact” and “Visual”:

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Tally = Sighting of a target, technically with the naked eye
Captured = Object has been acquired with onboard sensors (RMS)
Contact = Acknowledge sighting of a specified reference point (Used when talking on)
Visual = Is a term used exclusively for friendly positions

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10
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What does ANGELs mean?

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ANGELS = Height of an aircraft in 1000s on feet AMSL

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11
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What does CHERUBS mean?

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Height of a friendly aircraft in hundreds of feet AGL

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12
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Explain the difference between “Cleared HOT” and “Cleared to engage”:

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13
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Explain the difference between Remington and whichester:

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Remington = No ordnance remaining except for gun or self protection ammo
Whinchester = Completely out of ammo

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14
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Explain the difference between “blind” and “no joy”:

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Blind = No visual contact with a friendly C/S
No joy = No visual contact with an enemy POI

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15
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Explain the difference between “Negative Laser”, “Deadeye” and “Spot”:

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Negative Laser = Laser energy has not been acquired
Deadeye = Laser designator failure or U/S
Spot = Laser energy has been acquired

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16
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LOAL/LOBL

A

Lock on After Launch / Lock on Before Launch

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17
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Explain each step of TPMR:

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T - Target is ____ orientated ___, located to the ___ of the _____” we will engage via a ….
P - Low/Med, offset (L/R)/straight, hover/running/diving attack using…
M - Rocket into gun with a …
R - R/L pull caution _____

18
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Explain each step of DTSW-RAM-T

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D - “DVRs ON” …
T - “Target is a ____ orientated ____” …
S - “Sighting via RMS/PHMS” …
W - Attack utilising ____ set with ___
R - ____m” …
A - “Armed, Activated” …
M - “Nil messages”
T - “Firing” or “Rifle”

19
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CDE

A

Collateral Damage Estimate