Termination Operation Flashcards

1
Q

What is considered low level environment

A

500 ft and below

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2
Q

To avoid “falling through” short of an LZ, pilots should maintain airspeed above ____ until _____ or until reaching an angle that ensures the aircraft will land in the LZ even if a fall through occurs

A

ETL
IGE

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3
Q

If GS is not within briefed parameters by the ______ point during reduced visual operations and/or near OGE power, a go-around should be initiated

A

0.5 NM

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4
Q

Use of ____ nacelle is an effective technique to reduce rotor wash at the tail

A

96 deg

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5
Q

“Eagles” are…

A

Friendly forces

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6
Q

“Falcons” are…

A

Partner nation forces

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7
Q

“Doves” are…

A

Precious cargo

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8
Q

“Crows” are…

A

Detainees/ prisoners

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9
Q

“Canines” are…

A

Dogs

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10
Q

High recon is used to determine…

A

If an aircraft can be safely flown into an area

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11
Q

High recon
CONV: ___ ASE
APLN: ____ ASE

A

300 ft
500 ft

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12
Q

In a turning approach, plan to arrive on stabilized final approach heading with approx. ____ NM remaining to allow enough time for low recon on final approach

A

.5 NM

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13
Q

Low recon serves as…

A

A practice approach to determine the safest final approach and refinement of items noted in high recon

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14
Q

Low recon:
Descend on the selected angle to a minimum of ____ AHO along the flight path. Fly above ____ ____ ____-____ airspeed or ___ KCAS, whichever is greater

A

50 ft
Minimum safe single-engine AS
50 KCAS

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15
Q

In an LZ of less than one aircraft length and width ___ hover power must be available

A

OGE

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16
Q

Maximum slope

A

9 degrees

17
Q

Nacelle clearance to the ground

A

4 ft 4 in

18
Q

Two reasons a go around may no be possible:

A

1) after an unplanned power loss due to engine failure or deterioration and the PF can no longer obtain safe single engine airspeed and still clear all obstacles
2) in a planned marginal power environment, the aircraft gets to a point where an obstacle can no longer be cleared with the available power

19
Q

For every 1 degree C increase in temp, DA increases approximately ___ ft

A

120 ft

20
Q

Final approach entry altitude

A

300 ft ASE

21
Q

Demarcation line separates….

A

Air up flow from down flow

22
Q

What are the time calls for teams?

A

10, 6, 1 minute

23
Q

3nm approach

A

Begin deceleration at 200 KCAS and 3nm
At 170 KCAS beep to 100% Nr
Remain in linear + 20

24
Q

2 nm approach

A

Run in at 200 KCAS
Beep at 2nm, wait for Nr to stabilize, then remover TCL
At 45 nacelle, establish 5 ° nose up pitch attitude
Reach briefed deceleration profile by 60 nacelle

25
Q

Deceleration profile

A

3nm, 200 KCAS, 200 ft, 0 nacelle
2nm descend to 100 ft AGL
1nm, 120 KGS, 100ft, 60 nacelle
.3nm, 50 KGS, 100, 87-96 nacelle

26
Q

Lead should set climbs from ____ to ____ fpm

A

500-1,000

27
Q

Terminate all approaches within ____ nm of zeros at ___ fpm or less vertical speed.

A

.02 ; 300

28
Q

Two types of LVAs

A

VMC and IMC

29
Q

Pilots should attempt to do LVA landings with less than ___ knots forward gs

A

3

30
Q

A go around should be conducted if more than ___ kgs above desired speed at .5 nm

A

20

31
Q

A maximum of ___ people will be on the ramp at a time

A

3

32
Q

Standard fast ropes are … ft

A

90ft 120 ft

33
Q

How many feet of rope should be on the ground

A

30 ft