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Test 2 Flashcards

1
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State the purpose of an IADs.

A
  • Detect, identify, and engage airborne targets.
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2
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List the three major functions of an IADs.

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  • Air surveillance (ASV)
  • Battle management
  • Weapons control
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3
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List the three physical components of an IADs.

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  • Air surveillance (ASV) picture building equipment (radars, PDS, visops)
  • C3
  • Weapons (SAM, ADA, fighters, jammers)
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4
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What is the principle source of data into the IADs?

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  • ASV
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5
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List the capabilities associated with 4th generation aircraft.

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  • (1980-2000)
  • Multimode pulse Doppler radar
  • DRFM jammers
  • Active AAM
  • High off-boresight IR missiles
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6
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List the capabilities associated with 5th generation aircraft.

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  • (2000-current)
  • AESA radar
  • Integrated defensive avionics
  • Long wave IRSTS
  • Thrust vectoring capability
  • Weapons with cooperative engagement capability
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7
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What is the Western method of radar control intercept?

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  • Continuum of control

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8
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What is the FSU method of radar control intercept?

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  • Close control
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9
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Describe command guidance for radar SAM systems.

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The ground radar provides the missile steering commands.

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10
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Define maximum recommended intercept range.

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  • The maximum range the system was designed to intercept a target.
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11
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Define maximum intercept range.

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The maximum range a missile can intercept a target.

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12
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List the all aspect and IRCCM capabilities of first, second, third, fourth, and fifth generation IR SAM systems.

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  • First generation: tail aspect only, no IRCCM
  • Second generation: all aspect, no IRCCM
  • Third generation: all aspect, IRCCM
  • Fourth generation: all aspect, IRCCM
  • Fifth generation: all aspect, IRCCM
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13
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how IR SAM systems receive target acquisition and cueing information

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  • Acquisition
    • Visual
    • Via IADs
    • Offboard TAR
    • Passive
  • Without offboard cueing, visual/acoustic is primary self-acquisition
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14
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Define lead in terms of IR SAMs flight profile.

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Lead is used to reduce LOS angle at launch and allow seeker to maintain track.

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15
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Define superelevation in terms of IR SAMs flight profile.

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Superelevation is required to prevent the missile from impacting the ground during initial cold launch.

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16
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Define ADA tactical range.

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  • The slant range at which a non-maneuvering fighter can expect to receive fire from a particular gun with a high probability of hit.
17
Q

List the five categories and caliber of ADA.

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  • Small arms/automatic weapons (less than 12.7 mm)
  • Heavy machine gun (12.7 mm to 14.5 mm)
  • Light (20 mm to 25 mm)
  • Medium (30 mm to 40 mm)
  • Heavy (57 mm and above)
18
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Describe the improvements to fire control, ammunition, and fuzing to increase the accuracy of ADA systems.

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  • Increased detection ranges against low RCS and small targets is critical to reaction time and target prioritization.
  • 4 additional classified (reference slide 119)
19
Q

List the three types of ADA fire.

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  • Barrage
  • Curtain
  • Aimed
20
Q

List the elements of EW.

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  • Electronic attack (EA)
  • Electronic protection (EP)
  • Electronic warfare support (ES)
21
Q

List the objectives of EA.

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  • Deny/delay
    • Detection
    • Identification
    • tracking
    • kill chain/decision making
  • Increase weapon miss distance
22
Q

List the three classes of GPS jamming.

A
  • 3 classified answers (reference slide 142)
23
Q

Identify three potential targets for low power in-band laser weapon.
- Human eye

A
  • Human eye
  • EO sensors
  • IR sensors
24
Q

the purpose of RF weapons. Give examples of different classes and their effects.

A
  • RFW produce short, intense, directed pulses of EM energy that upset or damage targeted electronics.
  • 3 classified examples (reference slide 145)

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