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00-80T-106 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name of the pub?

A

LHA/LHD NATOPS Manual

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2
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AATCC

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Amphibious Air Traffic Control Center - the centralized air traffic control agency for LHA/LHD responsible for maintaining the status and operational control of aircraft departing the ship and recovery of inbound aircraft after a mission is completed.

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3
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Ball

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A pilot indicating that the visual landing aid is in sight.

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4
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Clara

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A term used by pilots to indicate the source on the OLS is not in sight.

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5
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Charlie

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A signal for aircraft to land aboard the ship. A number suffix indicates time delay in minutes before landing may be anticipated.

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6
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Delta

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A pattern around the ship used to hold aircraft pending further clearance or assignment. Pilots shall hold at assigned maximum conserve; directive for pilot to assume max conserve airspeed in the tower pattern at directed altitude.

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7
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Kilo Report

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A pilot report indicating aircraft mission readiness.

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8
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Meatball (Ball)

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A pilot report indicating that the VLA is in sight (amber beam of SGSI).

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9
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Case I

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No lower than 1000/3

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10
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Case II

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Less than 1000/3 but not less than 500/1

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11
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Case III

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Less than 500/1

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12
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Detachment Support - Berthings

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Officers - embarked pilots shall be assigned staterooms commensurate with their rank.

CPO - CPO Quarters

Enlisted - should be berthed in common compartment

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13
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Air Dept Manning/Ship Support of Flight Ops

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The ship can support 10 hours of flight operations per day. Flight operations that are not in support of an ongoing operation or contingency shall adhere to the scheduled 10 hour continuous flight ops from first launch to last recovery.

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14
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DLQ Qualifications for LHA/LHD (NATOPS is more stringent)

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Initial: 5 day and 5 night

Requal: 2 day and 2 night

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15
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What does an air plan consist of?

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Event number
Launch time
Recovery time
Number and model aircraft
Mission
Call sign
Circuit designator
Date
SR, SS, MR, MS
Armament
Other info required

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16
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For helicopter/tilt rotor operations, the following flight deck lighting and optical landing aids are required as a minimum for night or IFR operations…

A

Spot pad lights
Overhead floodlights
Deck edge lights
Deck surface floodlights
Rotary beacon signal
Low pressure sodium floodlights
Wave off lights

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17
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Prior to launch, AATCC shall brief…

A

Launch and recovery
PIM
NAVAIDs
Weather in the area and at diverts
Emergency data
ATC Data
Hazards/Restrictions
Pertinent info not in air plan

18
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Combat Cargo Officer

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Responsible for the safe and orderly flow of troops, passengers, mail, and cargo.

19
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Air Operations Officer

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Responsible for coordination of all matters pertaining to flight operations.

20
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Air Officer

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Responsible for visual control of all aircraft operating in the control zone.

21
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Concurrent Operations (Flight Ops from two ships in close proximity)

A

OTC shall promulgate SPINS that delineate the limits of each ship’s airspace control.

22
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Electronic Control/IFF

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Mode II codes shall be programmed to include aircraft side numbers unless operational requirements dictate otherwise.

23
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When shall positive control be used?

A

Ceilings of 500’ or less, visibility of 1nm or less

WX phenomena that may cause difficulty to pilots

Mandatory letdown in thunderstorms

24
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What is the responsibility of Green Crown?

A

Detection and ID for ESG

25
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What is required when checking in with Green Crown?

A

Call sign

Mission number

Position/altitude

26
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What is the responsibility of ICEPACK?

A

Responsible for the mission control of airspace assigned to the ESG.

27
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What is the responsibility of AATCC?

A

Other wise known as “Center”

Responsible for providing IMC approach and departure control services.

Also responsible for maintaining the status and tactical control of airborne helicopters during assaults.

28
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What is the responsibility of tower?

A

Controls airspace within 5 nm and up to and including 2500’

29
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What is the control area?

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50 nm radius from surface to unlimited altitude

30
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What is the control zone?

A

5 nm radius from the surface up to 2500’

31
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What is the lateral separation criteria?

A

> 50 miles from ship: 5 mile separation

10 < 50 miles: 3 miles separation

< 10: 2 miles separation

On final or within 5 miles: 1.5 mile separation

32
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What is the vertical separation requirement?

A

500’ from helos, 1000’ from fixed wing

33
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Sector Designation

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Used for deconfliction.

1: 000-090
2: 090-180
3: 180-270
4: 270-360

34
Q

Five Categories of Emergencies

A

Comms failure
NAVAIDs failure
Aircraft system failure
Crew member injury or illness
Ship system casualty

35
Q

What is the long yellow line through the flight deck?

A

Fixed wing tram line

36
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What is the red/white line down the flight deck?

A

Fixed wing safe parking line

37
Q

What is the Hotel flag and what does it mean?

A

White and red flag split in half, help operations are occurring

38
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What is the Foxtrot flag?

A

White flag with red diamond, fixed wing or mixed operations

39
Q

How do requests go from helo to PriFly (tower)?

A

Pilot signals LSE, LSE requests clearance through flight deck supervisor, who is in contact with PriFly.

40
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What are the 3 nonstandard helicopter landing patterns?

A

Cross deck

Around the Stern - 200’ and 45 degree intercept to the spot

Modified straight in

41
Q

Four Reasons that Require a Waveoff

A

Command by PriFly or lost comm with PriFly

Command from LSE

Loss of visual of LSE

Aircrew feels approach can’t be safely completely

HAC (22 decks)

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