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What is the CAB organized to do?

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synchronize operations of aviation squadrons/battalions for task forces, round maneuver battalions or joint aviation units.

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BNs in CAB

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Attack reconnaissance squadron (ARS)
Attack reconnaissance battalion (ARB)
Assault helicopter battalion (AHB)
General support aviation battalion (GSAB)
Aviation support battalion (ASB)

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CAB Mission Tasks

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 Movement to contact.
 Attack.
 Reconnaissance.
 Security.
 Air assault.
 Aerial mission command.
 Air movement.
 Aeromedical evacuation.
 CASEVAC).
 Personnel recovery (PR).

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How many air craft per platoon

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How many platoons are in an aviation company

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What is the total lift capability utilizing all aircraft in a company

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90 litter patients or 105 ambulatory patients or combination

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ASMP

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Area Support Medical Platoon
Role 2 to role 3
With DIV or EAB AO

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Forward support medical platoons mission is

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point of injury care, medical movement and transport

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Golden hour summary

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15 min MEDEVAC/Launch
20 min en route time
5ground time
20 enroute time
60 min total

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Range Ring

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120 Knots
40 min
40 NM Radius

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If you miss the 15 min launch time who hears about it

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Secretary of the army

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How many forward support platoons are there in a company

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3

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How many platoons are not forward support platoons

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2

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Medical Mission Authorization

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  • Medical legitimacy
  • Do you need aeromed evac?
  • BDE SURG
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Mission Launch approval

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  • Feasibility
  • Approve at specific risk level
  • CAB COC
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  1. What kills aviation faster then anything else?
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Bad weather

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  1. What are three goals of fighter management
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  • Maximize crews and aircraft’s available
  • Manage Crew endurance
  • Minimize risk
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What is AR 95-1

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Flight Regulations - This is straight up the name of it

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Max Flight hours per day

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8 hours a day, 6 NVG, 7 combined of no NVG and NVG within 10 hr duty day

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Reset rest period

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Full 10 hour uninterrupted rest period(SOP)

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Who can grant a one hour extension?

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Company commander

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How many MEDEVAC crews should be available at any time

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If you fly from 8 am to 1800, and you are now on rest time when are you able to fly again?

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When does the duty cycle start and end

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When soldier reports to when soldier is released

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What is the break down of platoons
1 asap 4 Fmsp
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Who determines mission feasibility and approves risk level?
Mission launch authority
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Rated crew member (RCM) are what
Aviators and flight surgeon(FS)
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Non rated crew members consist of
Essential to the mission/aircraft: - MO - CE - FI
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What regulation governs non rated crew members
AR 600-106
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Who consists of nonrated noncrew members (NCM)
- Aeromedical physician assistant - Enroute Critical Care Nurses
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Pilot in command(PC)
PC Responsible for final authority in operation, servicing or securing the aircraft
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Pilot (PI)
Individual responsible for executing duties assigned by PC
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Crew chief
Nonrated crew member that perform duties aboard an aircraft
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What are crew cheif medical roles
Airway/CPR Med equipment framiliarization Basic life saving support
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Who makes the smog and protocols
Flight surgeon and commander
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Per AR 95-1 what is the Flight surgeon responsible for?
- Physiological training of aircrew personnel - Medical aspects of survival training of aircrew - ALSE Use - Crew Endurance
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ATP is what?
The Aircrew Training Program is the commander's program for training combat-ready rated and nonrated aviation crewmembers
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TC 3-04.11 covers what?
How to run an aviation company Progression progress for becoming flight qualifies
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What does the department of the army military operations (DAMO-AV) responsible for?
Proponent of AR 95-1
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Directorate of Training and Doctrine(DOTD)
Develops materials that govern aviation doctrine
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What does the Directrorate of Evaluation and Standards (DES)
Enforces oversight of the army aviation standardization program and assess units in the field
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Commanders evaluation must occurs within
45 days after the ACM signs into the unit or the EFFECTIVE DATE OF THEIR FLYING ORDERS
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What does a commanders evaluation do?
- Consisting of a flight records review and results in an initial RL designation - Determines an ACMs proficiency and RL
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Who is allowed to train you on the back of a helicopter
- Standardization pilot(Rated) - Instructor pilot(Rated) - Standardization instructor(Nonrated) - Flight instructor(Nonrated)
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Active army time frames ACMs to make it from one RL level to the next
90 days if you go over this time may restart
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Four phases of local area orientation
1. Aircrew information reading file 2. airfield operations and procedures 3. airfield layout and facilities 4. local area orientation flight
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According to ar 95-1 how often must you fly
Once every 60 days
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To be considered NVG current how often must you fly
Once every 60 days
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What happens if you don't fly for 180 days
You get knocked down to RL 3
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When if your APART window
Three month period ending on the last day of your birth month
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What does the APART Consist of?
Phase 1: Introduction Phase 2: Academic Evaluation Phase 3: Flight Evaluation Phase 4: Debriefing
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How many hours do you need a month to get flight pay
AD 4hrs 2/3 2hrs
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Every 6 months how many flight hours do you need to
24 hours for active 12 hours for AG or AR 5 / 6 get ATP semiannual flight requirements
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61. What is the flight bank?
A way to pay hours for months if you are unable to fly for a month. You can pay for 5 months in the past and 3 months in the future
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Flight termination conditions and reasons
- Date on orders - On reassignment - Relief from assignment, - Separation from army - Commander may terminate you for disciplinary, medical, administrative or performance issues - Noncurrent med evaluation

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