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Question 1

IAW TC 3-04.33, what are the flying hour requirements for an active duty, RL1, Non-rated crewmember (NCM)?

Answer 1

24 semi-annual hours, 5 NVG hours

Question 2

A NCM is uncurrent in the aircraft after ______ days since their last flight

Answer 2

90

Question 3

Flying status will be terminated and flight pay will stop if:

Answer 3

• Crewmember is reassigned (PCS) to a new unit or activity.
• Crewmember does not have a current and valid flight medical examination (DA Form 4186).
• Crewmember fails to complete all Annual Training Program (ATP) requirements.

Question 4

The NCM is required to turn in their Flight Records at a new duty station within ______.

Answer 4

14 calendar days after they sign into the unit or placement on flight status.

Question 5

IAW AR 95-1, seat belts must be worn in the aircraft during what events?

Answer 5

Landing, Takeoff, Turbulance

Question 6

To be considered aircraft current, NCMs may participate in a flight while performing crew duties in any H-60 they are qualified

Answer 6

True

Question 7

Proper wearing of fire-resistant flight clothing includes

Answer 7

Collars up and pant legs bloused. Sleeves rolled down and the use of fire resistant flying gloves.

Question 8

All personnel aboard Army single engine or multi-engine aircraft that do not have single engine
flight capability that are flown beyond gliding distance of land, will

Answer 8

Wear life preservers

Question 9

Currency is defined as ________ for water egress training

Answer 9

4 years

Question 10

All DD Forms 365–4 in the aircraft weight and balance file and all duplicate DD Forms 365–4 in the aircraft will be checked for accuracy in accordance with the criteria established in TM 55–1500–342–23 at least every

Answer 10

90 days

Question 11

Flying time starts when a helicopter

Answer 11

lifts off the ground

Question 12

Which of the following describes Hypemic Hypoxia?

Answer 12

Caused by a reduction in the bloods oxygen carrying capacity.

Question 13

Which type of hypoxia occurs when there is an interference with the use of oxygen by body tissues?

Answer 13

Histotoxic hypoxia

Question 14

Crewmembers that consume Non-Alcoholic beer are prohibited from performing flight duties for

Answer 14

12 hours

Question 15

To avoid over pressurization of the middle ear, crewmembers should never attempt the Valsalva maneuver during ascent (climb).

Answer 15

False

Question 16

What is the first likely sign of hypoxia?

Answer 16

Poor Judgement

Question 17

AR 40-8 authorizes crewmembers to be a regular blood donor (greater than 2 times during a year).

Answer 17

False

Question 18

Ginseng restricts crewmembers from flight duties for a period of _____ hours after consumption.

Answer 18

24 hours

Question 19

Aircrews will be restricted from flying for a minimum of ______ hours following an immunization with no adverse reactions.

Answer 19

12

Question 20

Aircrew will be restricted from flying duty for ____ hours after general, spinal, or epidural anesthesia
and for a minimum of ____ hours after local or regional anesthesia, to include dental.

Answer 20

48, 12

Question 21

All supplements, herbal and dietary aids and preparations, and performance enhancers are

Answer 21

Prohibited unless cleared by the flight surgeon or APA in consultation with applicable APLs

Question 22

Aircrew will not perform aviation duties for a minimum of

Answer 22

12 hours after the last drink consumed and until no residual effects remain

Question 23

Hypoxic hypoxia occurs when there is

Answer 23

Not enough oxygen in the air

Question 24

The circulatory system and, to a lesser degree, the respiratory system provide some defense against hypoxia at the compensatory stage. Pulse rate, systolic blood pressure, circulation rate, and cardiac output increase. Respiration increases in depth and sometimes in rate. This stage of Hypoxic Hypoxia is known as

Answer 24

Compensatory

Question 25

How long must a crewmember wait prior to servicing the main engines after shutdown?

Answer 25

20 minutes

Question 26

IAW the operator’s manual, dual hearing protection is required when:

Answer 26

Firing the window guns Flight will exceed 100 minutes in a 24-hour period Airspeed is above 120 KIAS

Question 27

The backup hydraulic pump takes approximately _____ seconds to recharge the APU accumulator to normal operating limits.

Answer 27

90

Question 28

Which of the following oils are authorized for use in the main engines IAW the operator’s manual

Answer 28

MIL-PRF-23699 and MIL-PRF-7808

Question 29

Which radios are operable with only battery power available?

Answer 29

#1 FM and UHF

Question 30

Servicing platforms are capable of supporting _____lbs of static weight IAW the operator’s manual.

Answer 30

250

Question 31

How long may the main transmission gearbox run without oil?

Answer 31

30 minutes

Question 32

Temporary changes in basic weight for the aircraft may be on the DA Form 2408-13 series for a period NOT to exceed______.

Answer 32

90 days

Question 33

What are the two publications required in the aircraft during flights?

Answer 33

Operator’s manual and checklist

Question 34

With the main rotor static, the back-up hydraulic pump’s hot-weather operating limit at -54C to 32C is:

Answer 34

Unlimited

Question 35

The refuel servicing system restricts fuel flow to ______ during pressure refueling and ______ during closed-circuit refueling.

Answer 35

55 psi, 15 psi

Question 36

What is the definition of the emergency term LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE?

Answer 36

Landing at a suitable landing area, the primary consideration is urgency of the emergency

Question 37

Which of the following is the definition of a WARNING IAW the operator’s manual?

Answer 37

A procedure or practice, which if not correctly followed, could result in personal injury or death

Question 38

If required, the searchlight must be extended prior to reaching a max forward airspeed of______ KIAS

Answer 38

100

Question 39

IAW the operator’s manual, what are the steps for Emergency Engine Shutdown

Answer 39

ENG power control lever(s)-off ENG fuel Sys Selector(s)-off Fuel boost pump control switch(s)-off

Question 40

The #1 or #2 fuel low light and master caution warning light flashes with approximately ______ remaining in each tank

Answer 40

172 lbs

Question 41

What are the restraint criteria (in G force) for internal loads

Answer 41

Forward: 12 Gs; Rear: 3 Gs; Lateral: 8 Gs; Vertical: 3 Gs

Question 42

The operating limitation for the APU at ambient temperatures of 43°C or above, with engines and rotor system operating is:

Answer 42

30 minutes

Question 43

The cargo floor tie-down rings can restrain _________ lbs of load in any direction

Answer 43

5000

Question 44

IAW the operator manual, adjusting the manual or emergency vertical release lever requires _______ lbs in the pilot/copilot seat.

Answer 44

150

Question 45

What are the minimum parking requirements used to secure the helicopter for temporary periods?

Answer 45

Gust lock engaged, parking brakes set, landing gear chocked, and tail wheel lock pin engaged.

Question 46

In case of a fire when AC electrical power is NOT applied, the ____ must be discharged. Fire extinguisher agent CANNOT be discharged into the _____ compartment

Answer 46

Reserve fire extinguisher, #2 engine

Question 47

The oil tank is an integral part of the engine. Tank capacity is

Answer 47

7 qts

Question 48

The hydraulic reservoir holds

Answer 48

1 qt

Question 49

The use of rain repellent on the windshields will improve visibility above speeds of 50 KIAS

Answer 49

True

Question 50

Both main fuel tanks may be serviced simultaneously through pressure refueling or closed circuit refueling

Answer 50

True

Question 51

Both main fuel tanks may be serviced simultaneously through pressure refueling or closed circuit refueling

Answer 51

False

Question 52

Counterweight bags used for NVG operations must not exceed _____ in weight

Answer 52

22 oz

Question 53

Fading color and shades is what kind of monocular cue

Answer 53

Aerial Perspective

Question 54

What occurs when aircrews are familiar with large/wide runways and they may perceive the distance of a small/narrow runway as being farther away than their actual position?

Answer 54

Size-distance illusion

Question 55

Comparing an object of known size to an object of unknown size, is which monocular cue?

Answer 55

Terrestrial association

Question 56

IAW TC 3-04.93, dark adaptation for optimal night vision with minimal lighting conditions is ______

Answer 56

30-45 minutes

Question 57

Defects indicating instability of the image intensifier deadlines the NVG’s immediately, and are this type of condition:

Answer 57

Operational defects

Question 58

During low levels of light (dawn and dusk/full moon light), individuals utilize _______ vision

Answer 58

Mesopic

Question 59

Which of the following is a cosmetic blemish for the ANVIS?

Answer 59

Bright Spots

Question 60

The primary battery port on the ANVIS battery pack is located on the right side

Answer 60

True

Question 61

The ability to detect natural or manmade features at night depends primarily on

Answer 61

Size, shape, contract, and effective scanning technique

Question 62

What is the primary source of natural light at night.

Answer 62

Moon

Question 63

The following conditions indicate restricted visibility

Answer 63

- Loss of celestial lights and loss of ground lights - Reduced ambient light levels and visual acuity - Scintillation

Question 64

Electrons are accelerated away from the photocathode to the ___ via an electrical field produced by the power supply

Answer 64

Microchannel plate

Question 65

___ reduces the voltage to the photocathode when exposed to sudden bright light sources.

Answer 65

Bright Source Protection (BSP)

Question 66

Communicate Effectively and Timely is a ___ of Aircrew Coordination?

Answer 66

Principle

Question 67

Crewmembers must anticipate the need to provide information or warnings during critical phases of flight best defines which aircrew coordination quality

Answer 67

Offer Assistance

Question 68

To ensure effective and well-coordinated actions in the aircraft, all crewmembers must be informed of decisions, movement of crew and aircraft, and individual actions best defines which aircrew coordination quality

Answer 68

Announce and acknowledge decisions and actions

Question 69

A crewmember will provide assistance, information, or feedback in response to another crewmember best defines which aircrew coordination quality

Answer 69

Offer assistance

Question 70

How many principles does the aircrew coordination program contain

Answer 70

4

Question 71

The pilot-in-command and the co-pilot must actively participate in the mission planning process to ensure a common understanding of mission intent and operational sequence

Answer 71

False

Question 72

This description “A crewmember will provide assistance, information, or feedback in response to another crewmember” is known as

Answer 72

Offer Assistance

Question 73

Define Standard Crew Terminology

Answer 73

crews should use words or phrases that are understood by all participants. They must use clear, concise terms that can be easily understood and complied with in an environment full of distractions. Multiple terms with the same meaning should be avoided.

Question 74

Define Cease Fire

Answer 74

Command to Stop Firing and Continue to track

Question 75

Define Abort

Answer 75

Terminate a preplanned maneuver