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uniques chapter 5
uniques block one
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what is the most common land mobile radio (LMR) used? | two way hand held radio |
| ten code | a group of NUMBERS used to summarize a condition or satus. |
| Pro-words | a group of WORDS used to summarize a condition or status |
| When are airdrome signals used? | when there is a radio communication failure |
| phonetic alphabet | used to transmit words by using a particular word for letters |
| numbers | pronunciations when transmitting numbers such as bldg #'s or coordinates |
| what are some factors to consider when using radio communication? | Range: weather,terrain,antenna length Transmission: power lines, electrical generators |
| Name 3 forbidden practices | 1. violation of radio silence 2. unofficial conversations 3. leaving radio unattended |
| what is the responsibility of the spotter? | to ensure safety of the vehicle and surrounding work area. to direct the driver |
| waht is the responsibility of the driver? | to stop immidiately if contact is lost with the spotter |
| airfield requirements | individual required to work on runways, taxiways, or aircraft *parking areas must attend a flight line orientation course |
| what is the definition of war time planning factors? | a number standard used to estimate the size and quantities of utilities and facilities. |
| what is the purpose of war time planning factors? | to provide info to contingency forces to properly maximize and utilize all bare base assests |
| name 2 examples of war time planning factors | 1. 50sf per person in wartime 2. 135sf per person in peacetime |
| describe the concept of standards of construction | to determine the quality of construction by types of materials and construction techniques used. |
| Name and describe the 5 types of standards | 1. Expiditonary- intended for 90 days or less 2. initial- intended for immidiate use. operational up to 6 months 3. temporary-24 months or less 4. semi-permanent- over 24 months 5. warm base- maintained bu cartaker organization. |
| what is BEAR? | Basic expiditionary airfield re-sources are new bare base bed down kits that are replacing harvest eagle and harvest falcon across aor |
| what are the individual components of BEAR? | Bear focuses on the number of airfielsds required to support the full spectrum of operations. |
| how are harvest assets being replaced by bear? | through attrition |
| what are the assests of BEAR? | they include the shelter systems and can support a max of 150 personnel for 5 days. |
| how long can harvest sets be used? | until supplies are limited |
| redundancy | provides alt location/backups for critical facilities/resources |
| resiliency | systems should be adaptable and flexible |
| reliability and maintainability | systems should operate dependably during wartime. |
| inoperability | systems should be standardized |
| accessibility | sustems should be located to allow rapid interaction |
| sustainability | ability to maintain combat operations and generate missions for the duration |
| warning assessment amd control | timely and thorough notification of actual/potential danger |
| Plan for people | people are the most important resource |
| protection of resources | physical protection of resources |
| combat siting | proper location of air bases |
| what is aircraft parking planning? | ensuring utilization of airfield meets regulations |
| what are the requirements of aircraft parking? | parking dimensions, refueling, jet blast/cargo loading |
| where are the parking locations? | parking aprons are located between parallel taxiwya and hangar line. must include necessary manuevering area and the dimesions are based on the type of aircraft. |
| what is the purpose of facility and utility beddown options? | to identify additional assets, provide site layout, and assess the impact. |
| identify additional assets | mission, threat, and construction standards/planning factors. its everyone's responsibility |
| providing a site layout means what? | providing a location for facilities. |
| what do you do when you assess the impact? | you observe the impact of cmbat airvase planning principles/ operability elements on facility layouts. |
| what are the resposibilities of 3E5X1? | to assist the engineer calculating requirements. Rank/experience determine actual job/responsibilities |
| what is the definition of airbase operability assessment elements? | it ensures the airbase has the capability to destroy attacking enemy air/ground forces, limit damage, and survive, recover, and continue to operate under post attack conditions. |
| name and describe the 5 elements | *Defend-provide protection *Survive-Minimize effect of attack *Recover-ensure aircraft and missions resume rapidly and effectively *Generate-Ensure aircraft can cont to operate under conditions *Support-provide command and control operating procedures |
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