UH1N-V3 Flashcards

1
Q

Who is the final mission authority and we’ll make decisions not specifically assigned to higher authority?

A

The aircraft commander

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2
Q

Who is responsible for ensuring aircraft safety when away from home station?

A

The aircraft commander

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3
Q

Who is in charge of the entire formation?

A

The flight lead

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4
Q

Defense support of civil authorities is divided to which three categories?

A

Domestic emergencies, designated law enforcement support, and other activities

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5
Q

Prior to conducting a civilian search and rescue mission units must have what?

A

Air Force rescue coordination center mission number

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6
Q

Does not having a mission number from the Air Force rescue coordination center preclude a crew from preparing for a SAR mission?

A

No

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7
Q

Where can the phone number for the Air Force rescue coordination center be found?

A

UH-1 V3

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8
Q

In general, military units are prohibited from participating in which activities?

A

Civil law enforcement activities

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9
Q

Prior to transporting civilian law enforcement or medical personnel the aircraft commander must understand what?

A

Local and domestic laws, host nation laws, and international laws which may affect mission accomplishment

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10
Q

The approval authority to carry civilian law enforcement or medical personnel on a search and rescue or medical evacuation mission may be delegated down to which level?

A

The aircraft commander

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11
Q

For a search and rescue mission may military assets be used to remove human remains?

A

No, human remains are generally removed by civil authorities however, the aircraft commander can make an exception to this if exceptional circumstances occur

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12
Q

Where can guidance for passenger transport be found?

A

DODI 4515.13 and AF MAN 11-401

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13
Q

You are prohibited from transporting passengers contaminated with what?

A

Chemical or biological agents

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14
Q

When passengers are in the cargo compartment air crew will ensure what?

A

Cargo doors remain closed during the flight unless a crew member is also in the cabin

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15
Q

What is the minimum crew required to operate the helicopter?

A

1 pilot

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16
Q

In air education and training command what is the minimum crew?

A

One pilot and one flight engineer

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17
Q

What is the minimum weather required to fly for both day and night VFR training?

A

500 foot ceilings and two statute miles

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18
Q

If operating with one pilot what is the minimum weather for day flight?

A

700 foot ceilings and two statute miles

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19
Q

The Garmin 530 device is authorized this alternate means of navigation for what?

A

Conventional routes, procedures, and the final approach segment of a conventional instrument approach procedure based on VOR, TACAN, NDB

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20
Q

What is the minimum weather for IFR training?

A

Weather is equal or greater than published approach minima but not less than 1/2 statute mile or 1200 feet RVR at the departure airfield for scheduled takeoff time ±1 hour

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21
Q

For an operational flight what is the required weather without a departure alternate?

A

Air crew will not take off unless whether the departure airfield is equal to or above the published visibility required

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22
Q

With a departure alternate aircrew will not take off unless?

A

Prevailing alternate weather is better than or equal to the lowest published approach ceiling and visibility minima, no lower than 1200R and forecasted to remain so for one hour after the estimated time of arrival

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23
Q

A departure alternate should be no further than what?

A

One hour of flying time

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24
Q

What is a further requirement for a departure alternate?

A

The aircraft must be capable of maintaining minimum and enroute altitude or minimum obstruction clearance altitude if an engine fails

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25
Q

In a life or death mission, what is the required weather?

A

Visibility sufficient to taxi

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26
Q

Who is the approval authority for a life or death mission?

A

The wing commander

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27
Q

Is the minimum fuel reserve for flights?

A

200 lbs

28
Q

What is the minimum fuel reserve when flying IFR and using visibility only criteria for the approach?

A

Air crew will plan to use no less than 250 lbs of fuel for descent, approach, and missed approach

29
Q

Air crew will conduct all operations at or above what altitude?

A

300 feet above ground except in approved areas

30
Q

For unaided flight aircrew will maintain an enroute altitude of what?

A

500 feet above highest obstacle within 5 nautical miles of the flight path and less directed lower by a helicopter route chart

31
Q

For training searches search training below 300 feet must be where?

A

In a surveyed low-level area

32
Q

Aircrew will conduct day and NVG search training no lower than what?

A

100 feet

33
Q

Which type of search training is prohibited?

A

Night unaided search training

34
Q

To compute a minimum safe altitude, what must be done?

A

Add 1000 feet or 2000 feet if mountainous terrain to the elevation of the highest obstacle within 5 nautical miles of the route center line then round up to the next 100 foot increment

35
Q

Surveys for low level flight areas must be conducted how often?

A

Every 12 months

36
Q

Who is the decision authority for ensuring sufficient illumination for night vision goggles flight?

A

The aircraft commander

37
Q

The TOLD card should be completed for what scenario?

A

The worst case TOLD

38
Q

If the takeoff condition changes by more than how many pounds when must a new weight and balance form be created?

A

500lbs

39
Q

Personnel within how many feet of an operating helicopter will wear eye and ear protection?

A

30 feet

40
Q

Two operable radar altimeters are required when?

A

For all low level flight

41
Q

How many radar altimeters must be operational for night operations?

A

One radar altimeter

42
Q

With rotors engaged how many members are required to be at the controls and harnessed?

A

1 pilot

43
Q

All occupants of the cabin compartment will wear what?

A

A seat belt, authorized restraint device, or parachute when doors are opened during flight

44
Q

Parachutists may change positions with doors open if parachutes are worn in the aircraft is higher than what?

A

1000ft

45
Q

Aircraft minimum equipment lists can be found where?

A

In the Vol 3

46
Q

What must be carried for all operations over water?

A

Life raft

47
Q

A life raft is not required when?

A

When a helicopter cover ship is present within 5 nautical miles

48
Q

Under what circumstances should a dual power check be accomplished?

A

SCUBA-W: Search ops, cargo sling ops, Unprepared LZs, Below 300 AGL, AIE, Water Ops

49
Q

When is OGE required for a Landing Zone Power requirement?

A

ROW- Restricted escapes, one rotor disk distance, water ops

50
Q

What power requirement is necessary with a potential restricted visibility approach?

A

A margin of 5% above the required power planned for the approach

51
Q

What are the autorotation wind limits?

A

<15 kts up to 90 deg off, >/= 15 kts within 45 kts

52
Q

What is the aircraft wind limit?

A

45 kts steady state wind for start-up

53
Q

What is the wind limit for training?

A

40 kts steady state

54
Q

What are the requirements to accomplish EP training?

A

Daytime, Eval/Training/Currency sortie, VMC, IP/EP at controls and on flight auth), No Pax, Crash/Fire Rescue

55
Q

What are the autorotation requirements for successful maneuver?

A

Wings level, aligned within 30 degrees of runway, rotor in limits, speed >60 kts

56
Q

What are the parameters for a slide take-off?

A

5’ hover power -10%, terminate at min safe/70kts

57
Q

What are the parameters for a marginal power take-off?

A

5’ hover power, terminate at min safe/70kts and above 50’ obstacle

58
Q

What are the parameters for a normal take-off?

A

5’ hover power +10%, terminate at min safe/70kts

59
Q

What are the parameters for a maximum performance take-off?

A

5’ hover power +10-15%, terminate at min safe/70kts and above 100’ obstacle

60
Q

What are the parameters for a normal approach?

A

300’, 70kts, 30 deg angle

61
Q

What are the parameters for a steep approach?

A

300’, 30kts gnd, 45 deg angle

62
Q

What are the parameters for a shallow approach?

A

300’, 70kts, 10 deg angle

63
Q

What are the required speed and altitude parameters for manual fuel and hydraulic failure EPs?

A

500’ AGL, 70kts

64
Q

What are the required speed and altitude parameters for simulated single engine failure?

A

150’ AGL, 55kts, Q less than single engine available Q

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