JFire Flashcards
(137 cards)
1
Q
Nonscheduled fire mission report. Ships make these to a
supporting arms coordination center (SACC) immediately after firing.
A
Pepper
2
Q
Unfired target report. A ship or spotter makes these to a SACC
when scheduled targets cannot be fired on or when effectiveness is assessed as
under 50 percent.
A
Pickle
3
Q
New target report. Spotters make these to a SACC as soon as new
targets are discovered or when known targets are given corrected locations
A
Honey
4
Q
Ammunition remaining report. This is sent, coded, according to the
operation order.
A
Candy
5
Q
The guns up ready to fire (GURF) report summarizes naval gunfire
support (NGFS) capability when unknown to an NGFS station.
A
GURF
6
Q
How many transmissions is a Naval CFF
A
Two
7
Q
105mm Max Range
A
11.5km
8
Q
105mm Max Rate of Fire
A
10rpm
9
Q
105mm Sustained Rate of Fire
A
3rpm
10
Q
155mm m777 Max Range
A
22.2km +RAP 30km
11
Q
155mm m777 Max Rate of Fire
A
4rpm for two minutes
12
Q
155mm m777 Sustained Rate of Fire
A
2rpm
13
Q
155mm m109 Max Range
A
18.2 +RAP 30.1
14
Q
155mm m109 Max Rate of Fire
A
4rpm for two minutes
15
Q
155mm m109 Sustained Rate of Fire
A
2rpm
16
Q
60mm Max Range
A
3500m
17
Q
60mm Max Rate of Fire
A
30rpm for 4 minutes
18
Q
60mm Sustained Rate of Fire
A
20rpm
19
Q
81mm Max Range
A
5800m
20
Q
81mm Max Rate of Fire
A
30rpm for 2 minutes
21
Q
81mm Sustained Rate of Fire
A
15rpm
22
Q
120mm Dismounted Max Range
A
7020m
23
Q
120mm Dismounted Max Rate of Fire
A
16rpm for 1 min
24
Q
120mm Dismounted Sustained Rate of Fire
A
4rpm
25
120mm Mounted Max Range
6630m
26
120mm Mounted Max Rate of Fire
16rpm for 1 min, then 4 for 40 mins
27
120mm Mounted Sustained rate of Fire
2rpm
28
60mm ILLUM HOB
315m; (IR) 415m
29
81mm ILLUM HOB
600m
30
120mm ILLUM HOB
500m
31
105mm ILLUM HOB
750m
32
155mm ILLUM HOB
600m
33
AV-8B Ordinance
AGM-65, 2.75 inch
rockets, 5 inch
Zuni, 25 mm,
APKWS
34
A-10C Ordinance
AGM-65,SDB
2.75 inch rockets,
30 mm, APKWS
35
AC-130J Ordinance
AGM-176,
GBU-69
30 mm,
105 mm,
SDB,
laser SDB,
Hellfire
36
B-1B Ordinance
JASSM
37
B-2 Ordinance
JDAM, GP, JASSM,
EGBU, GBU-57
38
B-52
MALD
39
F-15E Ordinance
EGBU, JSOW,
20 mm
40
f-16 Ordinance
AGM-65, HARM,
SDB, JASSM,
2.75 inch rockets,
20 mm, APKWS
41
F/A-18 Ordinance
AGM-65,
AGM-84H/K, HARM,
JASSM,
2.75 inch rockets, 5
inch Zuni,
20 mm, APKWS,
LRASSM
42
F-22 Ordinance
GBU-32, SDB, 20mm
43
F-35 Ordinance
SDB, GBU-49,
JSOW, 25 mm
44
Three types of sensor pods
LITENING
SNIPER
ATFLIR
45
What types of sensor pods does the AC-130 use
MX-20 and MX-25
46
AH-1Z Viper Ordinance
Hellfire, JAGM
APKWS,
2.75 inch Rockets
47
AH-6M Little Bird Ordinance
Hellfire,
50 caliber,
7.62 mm,
2.75 inch rockets,
20mm
48
AH-64D/E Apache Ordinance
Hellfire,
APKWS,
2.75 inch rockets,
30mm
49
Tiger (EU, AUS) Ordinance
Hellfire,
APKWS,
2.75 inch rockets,
30mm
50
MQ-1C Ordinance
Hellfire-R
51
MQ-9 Reaper ORdinance
Hellfire, GBU12, 38, 49, 54
52
Orbit around a specific point
ANCHOR
53
Height of friendly aircraft in thousands of feet
ANGELS
54
Unit or element performing duties as planned or scheduled
AS FRAGGED
55
Request to provide a response for a coded challenge
AUTHENTICATE
56
Release or launch of specified
weapon
(weapon system) AWAY
57
FRIENDLY surface- or submarine launched antiship missile.
BULLDOG
58
Discontinue stated activity
CEASE
59
Begin using briefed communication procedures to
counter communications jamming.
CHATTERMARK
60
Call to inbound aircraft the landing
zone (LZ), helicopter landing zone, or drop zone (DZ)
has enemy activity above the prebriefed risk
tolerance.
CHERRY
61
Height of a FRIENDLY aircraft in hundreds of feet
above ground level.
CHERUBS
62
Term used by a joint terminal attack controller
(JTAC) / forward air controller (airborne) (FAC(A))
during Type 1 and 2 close air support (CAS) terminal
attack control when granting weapons release
clearance to an aircraft attacking a specific target.
CLEARED HOT
63
Term used by a JTAC/(FAC(A) during Type
3 control, granting a weapons release clearance to an
aircraft or flight to attack a target or targets within the
parameters prescribed by the JTAC/FAC(A).
Clearance to fire on designated
GROUP or target.
CLEARED TO ENGAGE
64
The term _____________ is a
mandatory call alerting of an elevated risk to the
closest friendly troops from the intended point of a
weapon’s impact requiring specific procedures for risk
mitigation.
DANGER CLOSE
65
Mandatory call from the attack aircraft to the
JTAC or FAC(A) during Type 3 CAS terminal control
indicating completion of ordnance release.
ENGAGEMENT COMPLETE
66
Helicopter status of fuel
FARM
67
Direction of no known enemy
threats requires [direction] modifier.
Aircraft is at a weapon
and/or fuel state that allows continued execution of
the mission
GREEN
68
Call that the LZ or DZ has enemy
activity below the prebriefed risk.
ICE
69
A request for the tactical electromagnetic
support picture or ground picture in an
area of interest.
LOWDOWN
70
The radio frequency is becoming saturated,
degraded, or jammed and briefer transmissions must
follow.
MINIMIZE
71
Attack is terminated and maneuvering to
the indicated direction.
OFF [Direction]
72
Maneuver in a specified direction with reference to the
target.
OFFSET [Direction]
73
Friendly glide weapon away
PIG
74
Amount of time aircraft can remain on station, given in
hours plus minutes
PLAYTIME
75
Aircraft is at weapon and/or
fuel state that is insufficient to continue execution of
the mission.
RED
76
An informative or directive call to initiate
(HOT) or cease (COLD) the integration of FRIENDLY
surface-to-air fires into a fighter or joint engagement
zone without further coordination. Must include
modifier HOT or COLD
REDWOOD
77
No ordnance remaining except gun or
self-protection ammo.
REMINGTON
78
A civil platform that is assessed as operating in such
a manner as to raise suspicion that it might be used
as a weapon.
RENEGADE
79
Proceed to a prebriefed position or
area of operations.
RESET
80
Withdraw while executing defensive procedures
in response to a threat.
RETROGRADE
81
FRIENDLY A/S missile launch.
Option to add follow-on modifiers for number of
munitions and/or time of flight.
RIFLE
82
Two or more munitions will be
released or fired in close succession. Typically
associated with number and type of weapon with
release interval.
RIPPLE
83
Visual acquisition of a surface-to-air missile in
flight or a SAM launch; should include position.
SAM
84
Round has been fired.
SHOT
85
Persistent interference from an undetermined
source that is degrading situational awareness on the
current radio channel.
SHREW
86
A maritime or ground CONTACT
that has not yet been identified.
SKUNK
87
Immediately employ a best available
antiradiation missile against a specified threat at the
specified bearing.
SLAPSHOT
88
Aircraft to employ a range known
antiradiation missile against a specified threat at the
specified location.
SNIPER
89
Assignment of responsibility within a GROUP;
criteria can be met visually, electromagnetically or both.
Assignment of specific targeting
responsibilities.
SORT
90
Sort responsibility within a
GROUP has been met.
SORTED
91
Illuminating target with artificial illumination.
SUNSHINE
92
Hit observed with valid desired
weapons effects against a target.
Informative call to observer or spotter 5
seconds prior to estimated time of impact.
SPLASH
93
Rotary-wing directive call to orbit around the
target
WAGON [Left/Right]
94
No ordinance remaining
WINCHESTER
95
Aircraft is at a weapon and/or
fuel status that is approaching a level insufficient to
continue execution of the mission.
YELLOW
96
No visual contact with FRIENDLY aircraft, ship, or ground
position. Opposite of VISUAL.
BLIND
97
Acknowledges sighting of a specified reference
point
CONTACT
98
Aircrew does not have the ground or
surface object, reference point, or target in sight
LOOKING
99
Record the location of a point or object of interest.
Spotting round, normally white phosphorus
or illumination on the deck to indicate targets to aircraft,
ground troops, or fire support.
MARK
100
Aircrew does not have visual
contact with the TARGET or BANDIT
NO JOY
101
Ground equipment present at tasked target location.
OCCUPIED
102
Aircrew cannot take eyes off an aircraft, ground target, or
surface position without risk of losing
PADLOCKED
103
Sighting of a target, non-friendly aircraft, or enemy
position.
TALLY
104
Ground equipment not present at specific or tasked
target location.
VACANT
105
Sighting of a FRIENDLY aircraft or ground position or ship.
VISUAL
106
Laser designator system inoperative.
DEADEYE
107
Directive call to start lasing.
LASER ON
108
The speaker is firing the laser
LASING
109
Laser energy has not been acquired.
NEGATIVE LASER
110
Acquisition of the reflected laser energy.
Platform is laser spot tracker capable.
SPOT
111
Cue the laser spot search or tracker function on the
specified laser code in relation to the specified reference
point.
STARE
112
Standby for (weapon) ON call in approximately 10
seconds.
10 SECONDS
113
Overlay requested target designator
type
MATCH
114
Illuminate a position with flashing IR energy.
PULSE
115
Oscillate an IR pointer in a figure eight about a target
SNAKE
116
Mark or marking target by IR pointer.
Platform is IR pointer capable.
SPARKLE
117
Stop oscillation of IR pointer.
STEADY
118
Target appears to be no longer tracked by sensor.
CHECK CAPTURE
119
Sensor image appears to be out of focus
CHECK FOCUS
120
Request for the pilot or operator to remove targeting
symbology to allow the user to see a better picture of the
target area.
DECLUTTER
121
Circling an IR pointer around an aircraft to help the
aircraft identify the FRIENDLY ground position.
ROPE
122
Video data link established.
HANDSHAKE
123
Lost video data link.
HOLLOW
124
Drive a new STAKE at the target centroid reported with
direction of travel and elevation. Initiated by aircrew.
RESTAKE
125
Platform is ROVER video downlink capable.
ROVER
126
No longer slewing sensor and awaiting further updates.
Overwatch aircraft is in position.
SET
127
Follow indicated TARGET
SHADOW
128
Move sensor in direction indicated
SLEW
129
Reference point for A/S targeting operations.
A full-motion video system mark has been set and is used
as a frame of reference.
STAKE
130
Switch video feed to different type (eg. white hot to black hot)
SWITCH
131
Increase or decrease the sensor’s focal length.
ZOOM
132
Unidentified surface vehicle(s) in motion
MOVER
133
Flying in clouds or an area of reduced visibility.
POPEYE
134
Search sector indicated and report any CONTACTS.
SCAN
135
References number of people or objects noted at specified
location (men/women/children)
SLANT
136
A ground-borne object of interest departing the
objective area.
SQUIRTER
137
