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1
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Name 5 FW jets

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A10
FGR4
F15 / F16 / F18 / F35
AV8B
Mirage

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Name 2 bombers

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B1 lancer / B52 stratofortress

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Name 2 AH

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AH-64 Apache
AH - 1Z viper

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Give examples of low explosives

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MS-s
Guns and rockets as they use propellants (push)

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What are the three damage mechanisms

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Blast, fragmentation, incendiary

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What does a generic fragmentation pattern look like?

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Bug splat

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What are the three weapons profiles?

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Level, dive, toss

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What are the two categories of REDS

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Protected and unprotected

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What is the best angle of LOA to mitigate against a potential fratricide?

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90 degrees

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What are the principles of JTAC

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Safety of FF, safety of aircraft, delivery of effect

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When does a control start

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When the JTAC establishes good two way comms

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When does a control end?

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When the JTAC passes an A/C back to TACP/higher

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What happens to the wind when pressure bars are closer together?

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Stronger faster winds

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What dangers are there flying in cumulonimbus clouds?

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Heavy showers, hail, lightening, squally winds/microbursts and icing

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3 or 4 Oktas of the sky are covered cloud is reported as what?

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SCT -scattered

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5-7 oktas of the sky are covered in cloud is reported as?

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Bkn - broken

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What are the weather limitations for UK FJ Low flying

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5km Vis - 1500m horizontal 500ft vertical separation from cloud

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When it comes to flight safety what events should you report on?

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An accident, an incident, hazard/observation

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What are three types of lat and long

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Degs + mins
deg + mins and decimal mins
degs + mins + seconds

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What is one degree of latitude equal to

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60 nautical miles
111,180m

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What does MGRS stand for and what DATUM does it use?

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Military grid reference system
World geodetic system 1984 (WGS84)

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What units is pressure measured in?

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HPa
HG
Mb
Inches

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To what DATUM does QNH refer

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Mean sea level rise

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What pressure setting should multiple aircraft use is a deconfliction plan?

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The same one QNH / SPS

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What information will be included as part of SPINS?
ROE Collateral damage estimate COE Target location error TLE A/C and standard load out matrix weapons to target matching Datum’s, coordinate systems, airspace allocation Code words Authentication Joint fires integration Recognised brevity terms Communications
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What does ATO stand for?
Air tasking order
27
Where can the ATM template be found?
ATP 3.3.2.1 annex c (nato asr template)
28
What is D5 on the ATM?
FAC or control frequency
29
How far in advance of the MSN do JTARs need to be with the bde TACP?
96hrs or 72hrs
30
How long can a JTAR request air for on a single request
3hrs
31
At what time does a pre planned JTAR become immediate
16hrs
32
What type of air support is ordinarily requested in a JTAR
CAS or AH
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How long after supported JTAR do you have to get a MISREP in
Between 2hrs to 24hrs depending on if there has been a kinetic event
34
What is the minimum height separation for unmanned A/c
500ft
35
What is the height separation for manned aircraft
1000ft
36
What is the minimum block a pair of FW assets require
2000ft
37
Minimum height block for UAV’s
1000ft
38
How many stages are there in the CAS execution template
12
39
Why do CAS players use the template
So that the CAS aircrew and JTAC have a standard repeatable format to expect in a highly dynamic environment
40
What does the brevity term ROGER mean?
I have received and understood your transmission
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What does the brevity term AFFIRM mean?
Yes
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What does the brevity term TALLY mean?
Sighting of target via the pilots eyes
43
What are the two methods of attack and what do they mean?
1: BOT bomb on target is where the jtac talks the pilot visual onto the target 2: BOC bomb on coordinate is where the jtac give the coordinates of the that to the pilot
44
If the supporting A/C is tally on your tgt what method of attack is this?
BOT
45
If the releasing asset is above the cloud and not able to see the tgt or mark what method of attack is that?
BOC
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From who would you expect a read back from prior to a BOC attack?
All A/C delivering ordnance
47
Name some advantages of the BOT attack
Use for mobile tgts - tally the tgt then can maintain continuous observation
48
What is the content in the check on brief?
Call sign Msn number Number + type of A/C Position + alt Ordnance Playtime Capabilities Abort code Remarks
49
What’s stage of the cas execution template is the game plan
4 - after the sit update and before each individual cas brief
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What are the minimum required the game plan
Type of control and method of attack
51
What is the nato standard for elevation
Feet amsl
52
What are the CAS brief mandatory readback items
Elevation, location, FF, restrictions
53
What are the four phases of cas
Planning Briefing Execution Reporting
54
What are the three holding patterns
Racetrack Fig 8 Wheel
55
Why would you make a control type 1
It is used when the JTAC/ FAC(A) requires control of individual attacks and the situation requires the JTAC to visually acquire the attacking A.C and the target for each attack.
56
You are in a bunker and acquire the A/C but you can see the tgt what type of control can you use
2+3
57
You are withdrawing from a position on the west side of a river that is being run by enemy tanks. All FFs have crossed the river to the East Bank and you want A/C to attack all enemy tanks until they are neutralised. What type of control could this be?
Type 3
58
You plan to hit a target with a bomb from an A/C that is above the clouds, what type of control could you use?
2+3
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61.​Who retains the authority during all types of control?
GFC

JTAC (8 decks)

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