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What is a JFO? A trained service member who can request, control, and adjust surface to surface fires, provide timely and accurate CAS targeting information to a JTAC.
What is CAS? Close proximity to friendly forces and requires detailed integration.
What is TRA? Tactical Risk Assessment. To ascertain a level of acceptable risk to friendly forces. BN Commander Supported.
What is the Risk Estimate Percentage? 0.1% PI
What is Type 1 control? Control of individual attacks.
What is Type 2 control? JTAC has control of individual attacks.
What is Type 3 control? Multiple attacks in a single engagement.
CAS with non JTAC personnel means? Ground commander accepts full responsibility.
What is TACS? Tactical Air Control System (Air Force)
What is AAGS? Army Air Control System
Where are the TACS and ASOC located? CORPS
What is ASOC? Air and Space Operations Center
What are the primary methods of requesting CAS? Preplanned and Immediate
Brevity: Tally Acquisition of Target
Brevity: No Joy No visual of Target
Brevity: Visual Sighting of friendly
Brevity: Blind No sighting of friendly
Brevity: Contact Sighting of specified reference point
Brevity: DMPI Desired mean point of impact
Brevity: Continue Continue present maneuver
Brevity: Abort Cease engagement
Brevity: Rife Friendly air to surface missile launch
Brevity: Ripple Two or more munitions released
Brevity: Bingo Fuel state needed
Brevity: Joker Getting close to BINGO
Brevity: Deadeye Laser designater system inoperative
Brevity: Winchester No ordnance remaining
Who has ATFLIR? Army, Navy, Marine Corp, Air Force (All the Above)
What is IR? Infrared
What is EO? Electro Optical
US Army ops are included on ATO? T or F FALSE
Best munition for soft targets/personnel? Fragmentation
List the MK-82 500lb bombs? GBU 12, GBU 38
List the MK-83 1,000lb bombs? GBU 16, GBU 32
List the MK-81 2,000lb bombs? GBU 10, GBU 31
What is the purpose of Airspace Coordination Measures (ACM's) To reduce the risk of friendly fire and increase the effectiveness of our defense.
Two types of Airspace Coordination Areas? Formal and Informal
Two types of Airspace Coordination Measures? Positive and Procedural
What are the 4 types of INFORMAL ACA's? Lateral, Altitude, Timed, Combined
BOC? Bomb on Contact (requires system readback)
BOT Bomb on Target
What are the Area Defense Systems? SA 8, SA 15, SA 6
What are the MANPAD SAMs? SA 7, SA 14, SA 16, SA 18
Brevity: SAM Acquisition of SAM in flight/launch
Brevity: Break Immediate maximum performance turn in directed direction
Brevity: Defending Aircraft is in defensive position and maneuvering with reference
Brevity: IN Entering terminal phase of air to ground attack
Primary design of AC-130? Specifically for night CAS in support of Special Operation Force Missions
When should AC-130 operate? Low to Selected Medium Threat Environment
Which model of the AC-130 operates day and night. AC-130 Whiskey
AC-130 has clearance to fire unless? Stated AT MY COMMAND
Brevity: TEN SECONDS Stand by for 10 seconds
Brevity: Laser On Designate Now
Brevity: Lasing Lasing Target
TGO is a version of CAS? T or F FALSE
Laser Guided Weapons require ground/airborne designation? T or F TRUE
AGM-114 Hellfire are a high CDC? T or F FALSE
Army Aviation is... comprised of SOLDIERS not Airmen
Army Aviation battlefield functions are... combat, combat support, and combat service support
The lowest level in which an attack helicopter battalion will be placed OPCON is the Brigade. T or F True
Army Aviation groups its aircraft as... Recon, Attack, Utility, Cargo, Special Ops, and Special Electronic Mission Aircraft (SEMA)
CCA is? A hasty or deliberate attack in support of units engaged "in close proximity to friendly forces and that require detailed integration"
Special Ops CCA aircraft? AH-6 Little Bird, MH-60 DAP
The Army does not consider its attack helicopters as CAS. T or F True
A standard 9-Line should be sent to Marine CCA. T or F True
What are the components of a 5 line? (6 Elements of the CFF) Observer Identification, Warning Order, Target Location, Target Description, Method of Engagement, Method of Fire and Control
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