Identify The Purpose Of Gunnery

Question 1

Conduct training and gunnery qualifications IAW applicable references

Answer 1

-Mission Training Plans- MTP
-Field Manuals- FM
-Training Circular- TC
-Unit Task List- UTL
-Patriot Brigade Gunnery Tactics, Techniques, and procedures-TTP
-technical manuals- TM
-higher headquarters directives
-unit METL
-Guidance from the commander

Question 2

Comply with all TM

Answer 2

Cautions, warnings danger notes

Safety is the #1 priority

Question 3

TC 3-01.86 is a proponent publication that provides who? The minimal gunnery qualifications

Answer 3

Commander and trainers

Question 4

.86 is a guide

Answer 4

To reach published goals and sustain unit and crew proficiency

Question 5

TADSS

Answer 5

Training aids devices simulators and simulations

Question 6

Tc 3-01.86 is used

Answer 6

To develop and test the proficiency of individuals , crews, and battery personnel in patriot gunnery tasks

Question 7

Who pushes these ideals and sets standards for gunnery certifications

Answer 7

battalion commander

Question 8

TSOP

Answer 8

Tactical standard operating procedures

Question 9

FSOP

Answer 9

Field Standard operating procedures

Question 10

TC 3-01.86 is used to develop and test the

Answer 10

proficiency of individuals, crews, and battery personnel in Patriot Gunnery tasks.

Question 11

The program standardizes Patriot Gunnery training and Gunnery skill qualifications through

Answer 11

performance oriented, sequential, progressive, realistic and challenging training.

Question 12

•Engagement Control Station

Answer 12

• 3 crew members for PM&E

Question 13

•Radar Set

Answer 13

= 4 crew members for PM&E

Question 14

•Antenna Mast Group

Answer 14

• 3 crew members for PM&E

Question 15

*Electrical Power Plant III

Answer 15

• 2 crew members for P&E

Question 16

Launching Station

Answer 16

• 2 crew members for PM&E

Question 17

•Missile Reload

Answer 17

• 5 crew members for PM&E

Question 18

•Battery Command Post

Answer 18

• 2 crew members for PM&E

Question 19

RSOP

Answer 19

• 10 crew members for PM&E

Question 20

Each fire platoon must maintain a minimum of the following Table VIlI and Table Ali, collectively, certified crews using standards established in Chapter 4-

Answer 20

• (2) ECS Crews (identified as crew 1[primary] and crew 2 [secondary])
• (1) Radar Crew
• (1) EPP Ill Crew
• (1) AMG Crew
• (2) BCP Crews
• (1) RSOP Team
* (2) BMC Crews (WO and at least 2 system mantenance personnel!
• (2) GMT Reload Team for each type of LS (PAC-2 and PAC-3) assigned

Question 21

Table XI

Answer 21

ORE

Question 22

Advanced gunnery tables consist of

Answer 22

Tables IX through XII and

are used to train, certify, and validate collective crews ability to assume a directed alert state,

Question 23

Patriot Troop Proficiency Trainer (TPT)

Answer 23

• A software program used to train ICC and ECS operators

Question 24

On-Line Training Mode (0TM)

Answer 24

• A software program that is individual written towards a specific tactical scenario or even and is used to train crew members as such. Note: OTM is no longer available in PDB 8.1

Question 25

Patriot Live Air Trainer (LAT)

Answer 25

• A version of tactical software modified to track live targets and simulate their engagement

Question 26

Reconfigurable Table-Top Trainer

Answer 26

• A computer-driven group of consoles that duplicate the ECS and ICC operator hardware, the operator consoles are designed to allow crew members to perform all actions related to initialization, automatic and semiautomatic operation, monitoring; and the proper use of, and response to, weapon displays, controls, communications, and data processing systems

Question 27

- Flight Mission Simulator-Digital (FMS-D)

Answer 27

• A digital real-time virtual simulator of the Patriot RS and missile

Question 28

Missile round trainer MRT

Answer 28

A training device that duplicates the external features and handling characteristics of the Patriot guided missile canister. The MRT simulates a live missile round's weight and center of gravity.

Question 29

Gunnery table levels

Answer 29

Basic Intermediate Advanced

Question 30

• Basic Gunnery Tables train

Answer 30

individuals to perform as crew members. The Basic Gunnery Tables prepare individual crew members for assigned wartime missions.

Question 31

• Basic gunnery tables include

Answer 31

Tables I through IV.

Question 32

Intermediate gunnery tables are used).

Answer 32

to train, certify and validate collective crews ability to PM&E, initialize, conduct air battle operations, and sustain unit operations under varying operational, environmental and threat conditions, in support of unit Mission Essential Tasks (METs