AWS Flashcards

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Landing area recon (SSBATTW)

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Size
Suitability
Barriers
Approach
Touchdown point
Takeoff direction
Winds

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Terrain flight approach (TSLOW)

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Tactical situation
Suitability
Long axis
Obstacles
Winds

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Terrain flight takeoff (TLOW)

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Tactical situation
Long axis
Obstacles
Winds

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Masking/Unmasking (MAAAS)

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Map recon
Announce sectors
Announce SE plan
Announce MMA MSA
Select technique (vertical, horizontal, in flight)

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Flight levels

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Low-level- 80-200 (AHO) (Constant airspeed, Constant altitude) (traveling)

Contour- 25-80 (AHO) (Constant airspeed, varying altitude) (Traveling overwatch)

NOE-up to 25ft (AHO) (Varying) (Bounding overwatch)

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Continuous angle

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Robust power (>10% above OGE)

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Altitude over airspeed

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Limited OGE power (<10% above OGE)

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Airspeed over altitude

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OGE power NA

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MMA

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Minimum maneuvering altitude- altitude above the mask or barriers at which helicopter may safely hover

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MSA

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Minimum safe altitude- Safe height above the surface or obstacles to which you can descend in a masked condition

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Negotiating wires

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Over flight - cross near pole

Under flight- Hover height + 30’, brisk walk

Ground Taxi- Min wire height 30’, speed appropriate for conditions

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Firing position operations (NORMA)

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Nature of target
Obstacles
Range
Multiple firing positions
Area to maneuver

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Firing position selection (BRASSCRAFO)

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Background
Range
Altitude
Sun or moon
Shadow
Concealment
Rotor wash
Area to maneuver
Fields of fire
Obstacle clearance

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Target priority (ACAP)

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Air defense
Command & control
Armor
Personnel carrier
Misc.

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BDA report

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Observer call sign
Target location
Strike time
Percent of contact
Itemized destruction
Remarks

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Fundamentals of Aerial Recon (GORRDDE)

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Gain enemy contact
Orient the objective
Report all information
Retain freedom of maneuver
Develop the situation
Don’t keep recon assest in rear
Ensure continuous recon

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Types of recon

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Zone- Restrictive (large)
Area- Permissive (small)
Route
Recon in force (test enemy)

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Aerial Security (MOPPP)

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Maintain contact
Orient on the area
Perform continuous recon
Provide reaction time/space
Provide early/accurate warning

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Types of security (SCGAL)

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Screen- Early warning (defensive)
Guard- Protects main body (relies on fires)
Cover- Protects main body
Area- Protect within area (prevents threats)
Local- Prevents surprises

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Aerial obsevation (Standards)

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Detect
Identify
Locate
Report

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Aerial observation (Visual cues)

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Movement
Color
Light
Obvious sightings
Shadows
Smoke
Texture
Trails
Heat

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Fence check (7)

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Weapons
ASE/Arm
IFF
Lights
Recorder
Fuel
MPD selection

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Factors effecting visual cues

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Weather
Altitude
Airspeed
Terrain
Visual cues
Human eye

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SALT

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Size
Activity
Location
Time

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What is attack by fire?
-Non-restrictive - No specific sight, but general location -Mass effects
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What is support by fire?
Increases supported force's freedom of maneuver by placing direct fire on objective -Supports another unit
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Guidelines for selecting a HA?
-Concealment -Obstacles -Key terrain -Avenues of approach/departure -Size, Suitability, and security
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What meteorlogical conditions should be observed during recon?
-Ceiling and Vis -Density altitude - Winds
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Route recon includes what type of routes? (RAM)
- Roads - Avenues of approach (Air/Ground) - Mobility corridors
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How do the MPNVS and MTADS operate?
Both passive systems which sense and display various levels of IR energy radiating from objects
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How does MPNVS and MTADS tell the difference between objects?
Thermal difference between an object and its background
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6 Fire Distribution Techniques
1. TRP 2. Quadrants 3. Fire Patterns 4. Target Array 5. Sectors 6. PF zone
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If success of landing is in doubt, go around should be initiated before_______
airspeed is below ETL or descending below barriers
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What ways can a target be stored?
MTADS, HMD, TSD flyover, FCR
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What is the standard format for BDA report?
SALT-R Size Activity Location Time Remarks
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What is the standard format for a SPOT report?
SALUTE Size Activity Location Unit Time Equipment
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What is a trigger?
Event such as enemy crossing a terrain feature that signals initiation of fires
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Three firing techniques?
Hover fire - Conducted below ETL (stationary or moving) Running fire- Engagement from a helicopter abover ETL Diving Fire - direct-fire engagment from helicopter in diving profile
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What is a lift?
formation with multiple aircraft dedicated to the same mission
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What is a serial?
smallet tactical grouping of two or more aircraft
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What is a chalk?
Single aircraft utilized for personnel and equipment movement
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What is a red team responsible for?
Primary navigation
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What is a blue team responsible for?
Company commander and focuses on maintaing communicaiton with HQ
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What is a white teams responsibility?
Primary missile team
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Cueing?
Integration of one or more types of recon or surveillance systems
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Mixing?
Using two or more different assets to collect against the same intelligence requirement
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Redundancy?
Using two or more like assets to collect against the same intelligence requirement