Mofun Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
Q

What does ARIP stand for in air refueling?

A

Air Refueling Initiation Point

The receiver enters the track and must be 1000ft below the tanker prior to crossing.

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2
Q

What are the three requirements for MARSA?

A
  • Radio contact
  • Altitude separation
  • Positive position identification

These requirements ensure safe operations during air refueling.

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3
Q

What is the primary reference for rendezvous in air refueling?

A

ARCP

The ARCP is critical for coordinating the meeting point between the tanker and receiver.

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4
Q

What is the speed of the receiver during air refueling?

A

285 KTS

At .5 mile, the receiver should be at 275 KTS.

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5
Q

In the pre-contact position, how far should the receiver be behind and below the tanker?

A

50 feet behind and 15 ft below

This positioning allows for a 9 feet tail to belly clearance.

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6
Q

What should the tanker maintain during the breakaway procedure?

A

Current bank angle and push to MCT

This ensures safe separation during the breakaway.

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7
Q

What is the turbulence requirement for pre-contact and contact positions?

A

Light turbulence - pre to contact

Mod up to pre-contact

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8
Q

What is the offset position range in DME for spacing?

A

.2 to .8 DME = 600 to 4000 ft of spacing

This spacing can be on either side of the formation.

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9
Q

What is the visual formation procedure distance behind and to the side?

A

6-700 ft behind and 2-300 ft to the right

This positioning helps maintain a predictable flight path.

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10
Q

Maintain 2000 ft on cbm drag until

A

10 DME

This ensures proper communication and altitude management.

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11
Q

What is the initial maneuver altitude during recovery?

A

Just above jet wash

This is crucial for maintaining safety during the recovery phase.

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12
Q

What is the wing squawk code during drag at Columbus?

A

0400

This code is used for identification during the maneuver.

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13
Q

What is the formation blind procedure?

A

Maintain predictable flight path

This is essential for safety in IMC conditions.

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14
Q

What does A/R Tacan require in terms of channel separation?

A

63 channels apart

This helps avoid interference with airports.

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15
Q

What is the runway lineup width?

A

150 ft wide

The wing should be on the upwind side with a 30 ft wingtip clearance.

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16
Q

What should the receiver do if they experience an overrun?

A

Slow to 250 and maintain 1000 ft below

The tanker will accelerate to 285 KTS.

17
Q

What is the contact closure rate during air refueling?

A

2-3 knots of closure / 1 foot per sec

This rate is crucial for safe contact.

18
Q

What should be done if the situation gets weird during contact?

A

Go back to pre-contact

This ensures safety and stability in the operation.

19
Q

What is the tanker orbit speed and duration?

A

250 KTS, 2 minutes

Proper turn will position the tanker 1-3 miles in front.