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| What does the acronym LAR stand for? |
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| Launch Acceptability Region |
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| Do not autonomously engage or remotely disengage for moving targets if payload depression angle is estimated to exceed______degrees anytime during the engagement. |
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| How long is the track suspend interval at missile launch? |
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| All personnel must remain clear of aircraft with hung ordinates for _______ after last attempt to fire a missile? |
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| True or False? if the AGM-114 Missile does not fire on the second pass, per the CL, you can make a third attempt to fire the hellfire missile. |
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| How long should you allow the hellfire missile seeker gimbals to spin down prior to powering the missile seeker again? |
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| True or False? Missiles can be launched even if the target is outside the WFP. |
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| What is the danger close range for an AGM-114 in meters? |
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| What is the Nominal Ocular Hazard Distance (NOHD) for naked eye exposure for the LRD? |
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| What is the Nominal Ocular Hazard Distance (NOHD) for naked eye exposure for the LTM? |
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| Which type of missile has a fragmentation sleeve? |
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| Which missile utilizes a thermo baric blast upon detonation? |
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| Which mode creates a graphic around the aircraft to dictate recommended missile capabilities? |
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| What does LOAL stand for? |
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| Which mode creates a graphic around the target to dictate recommended missile capabilities? |
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| Launch Acceptability Region (LAR) |
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| What weapons station is the left inboard weapons station? |
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| The Weapons status mode displays status according to color of the Arm text, what does red represent? |
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| What is the Max Outboard Pylon Weight? |
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| What is the Max Inboard Pylon Weight? |
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| What indication is present on the HUD when outside the WFP? |
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| What indication is present on the HUD when inside the WFP? |
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| According to the -10 what does IR stand for? |
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| What does the R9 data consist of? |
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| Azimuth, Elevation, Range |
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| True or False? The Hellfire missile is a guided munition. It requires a coded laser beam to be placed on the target. |
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| What are the five basic sections or major sub-components of the Hellfire missile? |
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| Laser Seeker, Guidance, Warhead, Propulsion, and Control |
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| Prior to take-off the CE must set the Weapons System Override Switch to _______ in order for missiles to be fired. |
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| The Missile Status message "Hung" indicates what? |
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| Missile has completed the release sequence but has not released from the aircraft. |
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| The missile status display must report what in order to fire the Hellfire? |
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| In the ______ position, the laser can be armed and fired when more than 40 knots of airspeed is obtained. |
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| True or False? The Common Sensor Payload (CSP) must be manually bore sighted from the ground during engine run-up to ensure that the laser will work effectively during airborne operations. |
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| When engaging a target what two locations should you Know? |
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| Friendly location and target location |
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| The Laser Spot Tracker (LST) will scan for and track a specified laser code.When commanded, the LST scans the current ________ sensor LOS without moving the gimbal in an attempt to acquire and track the specified laser code. |
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| True or False? In the Message area of the HUD there is an abbreviation, WFP in blue writing. This means the target is outside of the WFP. |
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| What are the altitude restrictions for the WFP to be green? |
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| Fog, haze, rain, snow, smoke, or dust in the laser-to-target LOS are known as what? |
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| _______ is when the seeker is looking for scattered laser energy; it must be able to "see" the reflecting surface. When the surface the laser is designating is blocking the reflection this is known as what? |
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| The further the laser designator is from the target, the wider the spot will become on the target (less energy to return) |
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| The Counter Counter Measures (CCM) default setting is always set to "on" when the missiles are loaded on the MQ-1C. |
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| What does SMS link stand for? |
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| Stores Management System Link |
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| Which laser class is exempt from control measures and is considered incapable of producing damaging radiation levels during operation? |
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| Which class of laser is considered harmless because it only emits in the visible spectrum and causes the human aversion response (Blinking) |
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| Which class of laser may be hazardous for direct or specular reflection but is not a fire hazard? |
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| Which class of laser is a hazard to both eye and skin, may be a fire hazard and may be a source of laser generated air contaminants? |
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| What are the three categories of laser exposure? |
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Intrabeam Viewing
Specular Reflection
Diffuse Reflection |
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What category of laser exposure is the most hazardous and occurs when the laser is directly viewed by the source? |
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| What category of laser exposure occurs when the laser is directed at a reflective object and the beam is viewed indirectly? |
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What category of laser exposure, that is the least hazardous, occurs when the laser is directed at a rough surface and scattered back into the eye? |
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| What can cause the laser energy concentration to become more dangerous and increase up to a million times? |
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| What is the definition of NOHD (Nominal Occular Hazard Distance) |
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| The minimum safe direct beam viewing distance without the use of magnifying optics. |
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What is the definition of MPE (Maximum Permissable Exposure)? |
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The maximum time one could be exposed to laser radiation without hazardous effects to the eye or skin. |
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| If the laser energy and the sighting mechanism of the designator are not matched up it will result in what? |
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| What class of laser is the LRD? |
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| Do not autonomously engage or remotely disengage for Stationary targets if payload depression angle is estimated to exceed______degrees anytime during the engagement. |
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| Detect, Identify, Decide, Engage, Assess |
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| Tables V and VI must be completed within how many days of completing Table I? |
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| Max engagment time is ________ seconds. An additional ________ seconds added for each additional missile fired. Time can be stopped by announcing _________. |
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| 150 Seconds, 50 Seconds, Repositioning |
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| Laser must be steady on target for the last _______ seconds of missile flight? |
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| In-Line shot is considered _____ degrees to _______ degrees. |
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| Off-Set shot is considered _______ degrees to _______ degrees? |
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| +/- 11 degrees to +/- 175 degrees |
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| _______ initials are necessary for a missile fired Danger Close. |
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| ROC-V is part of which Gunnery Table? |
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| What is the NOHD for the Laser Designator when usung magnifying optics? |
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| What class of Laser is the Laser Target Marker (LTM)? |
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| What class of Laser are the GDT fiber optic cables? |
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| True or False? During a Misfire, the Status text will display a red box with Misfire in white letters, and the Missle graphic will have a red X through it. |
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| The House Mouse Training Missile is also known as the? |
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| What are the three Lock On After Launch (LOAL) modes that can be selected? |
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| Didect (D), Low (L), and High (H) |
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| When using LAR for engagements, What does a gray line indicate? |
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| A gray line indicates that the aircraft is outside of the altitude constraints of the missile (5k-25k ft). |
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| True or False, WFP and LAR size and shape depend on aircraft altitude and system limitations. |
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| What are the seven possible missile icon indications? |
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- Blue Outline - missile is present but not verified.
- Green Outline - missile is ready and the system is not armed.
- Yellow Outline - missile is in a degraded status.
- Red Outline - missile fails BIT.
- No Icon Present - no missile loaded.
- Solid Green - missile is ready and system is armed.
- Solid Yellow - missile is running BIT.
- Solid Red - missile fails to fire or fatal error has occurred.
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| True or False? Due to the low probability of a hit, operators should not engage moving targets while operating from a SATCOM data link. |
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| True, Due to the time delay associated with the SATCOM link. |
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| What are the four forms of Reconnaissance operations? |
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- Route Reconnaissance
- Zone Reconnaissance
- Area Reconnaissance
- Aerial Reconnaissance
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| Technical Characteristics of LZ/PZ can be remembered by utilizing mnemonic code LONGLASSV, what does this stand for? |
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–Landing formations.
–Obstacles and hazards in the landing area and vicinity.
–Number and type of aircraft that the LZ or PZ can support.
–Ground slope of the landing area.
–Load suitability.
–Approach and departure directions.
–Size of the available landing area.
–Surface condition, including brown-out or white-out characteristics, of the landing area.
–Vulnerability. |
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| What are the three forms of Security Operations? |
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–Area Security
•Screen
•Guard
•Cover
–Route Security
–Convoy Security |
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| What are the two types of screen missions? |
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• There are two types of screen mission
–Stationary Screen is a screen for a stationary force when the main body commander is preparing for future TACOPs.
–Moving ScreenWhen the main body is moving, the ARC conducts a moving screen and determines the technique of screening based on METT-TC.
•Flank- elements move on a route parallel to the movement axis of the main body.
•Rear- Screening the rear of a moving force is essentially the same as screening a stationary force.
•Rear area incursion- During rear area incursions, the ARC responds and conducts both attack and security operations. The purpose is to gain and maintain contact, and destroy threat forces in conjunction with ground reaction forces. |
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| There are two types of Close Air Support (CAS) that can be conducted, what are they? |
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•Preplanned requests
–Filled with scheduled or on call air missions
–Foreseen early enough to be include in the air tasking order (ATO)
•Immediate request
–Filled by diverting preplanned missions
–Arise from situation that develop outside ATO planning cycle |
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| JTAC, FAC (A) uses _____ types of control to provide terminal attack. |
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If there is no abort code the operator will state
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| Request Abort in the clear |
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| When performing a 9 Line, what lines are mandatory read back lines? |
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| Common means of marking friendly units include? |
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–VS-17 panels
–meal, ready to eat (MRE) heaters
–IR strobes
–IR chemical lights (chemlights™)
–glint tape |
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