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Killbox ref sys and related ops
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Aviation
Post-Graduate
05/07/2013

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Term
JSTARS AWOs must understand the elements and use of killboxes in order to help support the _______
Definition
JFC's objectives (1)
Term
GARS is an administrative measure used to rapidly and clearly define geographical locations for:
Definition
battle-space coord, deconfliction and sunchronization and large area CSAR. (3)
Term
GARS dimensions:
_____ cells
_____ quadrants
_____ keypads
Definition
30X30 minutes cells
15X15 minutes quadrants
5X5 minute keypads
(5)
Term
Where are the GARS cells the largest?
Definition
By the equator (5)
Term
A _____ is a unique three dimensional fire support coord measure used to facilitate the expeditious air to surface lethal attack of tgts
Definition
Kill box (7)
Term
Can surface to surface fire trajectories pass through a kill box?
Definition
Not normally (7)
Term
What is the primary purpose of a kill box?
Definition
To allow air assets to conduct interdiction against surface tgts w/o further coord with the establishing authority and w/o terminal attack ctrl (8)
Term
T/F A kill box will not specifically be established for CAS but this does not restrict CAS to inside of established kill boxes if all CAS reqs are met
Definition
T (8)
Term
What is the goal of a Kill box?
Definition
To reduce the coord req to fulfill support reqs with maximum flexibility, while preventing fratricide (8)
Term
How is a kill box normally defined?
Definition
Usually with a ref system, however can be defined by terrain features or a radius (9)
Term
What does an active kill box signify?
Definition
1 A/S potentially occupied by attack ac
2 underlying surface zone that contains known or suspected enemy tgts
3 underlying surface zone free of friendly forces (9)
Term
Define the following terms (kill box):
1. established
2. open
3. active
4. cold
5. closed
6. cancelled
Definition
1. established - in effect via jt tgting cycle or immediate
2. open - open to fires w/o further coord or deconfliction
3. active - a/c are flying in kb.
4. cold - kb is not active. open to fires unless closed
5. closed - fires not allowed
6. cancelled - kb is no longer in effect (10)
Term
Define the following terms (kill box):
1. Planned
2. Immediate
3. On-order
Definition
1. Planned- developed during planning process
2. Immediate- developed and established during execution phase of an op
3. On-order - planned w/o a specific time for it to be established (11)
Term
t/f Kill boxes are ref systems, not FSCMs
Definition
f, they are fscms (13)
Term
Why is a kb a unique fscm?
Definition
because it may contain other measures within its boundaries (13)
Term
A ____ kb permits air to surface fires in the kb w/o further coord or deconfliction
Definition
blue (14)
Term
A ____ kb reduces the coord reqs for air to surface fires, while still allowing surface component CCs to employ surface to surface indirect fires
Definition
purple (15)
Term
What two ways are a kb established? What types of fires can be delivered in a blue/ purple kb?
Definition
Planned and immediate; purple= air to surface and surface to surface indirect, blue=air to surface (16)
Term
Who is responsible for kb coord?
Definition
Unless previously coordinated, the first flight is responsible for kb coord (17)
Term
__________ are ideally suited and prepared to provide all kb coord
Definition
FAC (A), scar-trained flights (17)
Term
At a mimimum, C2 agencies will pass (kill box coord):
Definition
1. kb location
2. Status
3. Coordinator
4. Freq
5. Friendlies
6. Threats (18)
Term
What are the four deconfliction techniques?
Definition
1. Time
2. Altitude
3. Geographic/ lateral separation
4. combo (23)
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