UH-72 Basic ACT-B Flashcards
Repeat your transmission.
Say again
Message received and understood
Roger
Crewmembers must anticipate, and offer supporting information and actions to the decision-maker, which is usually whom?
PC (Pilot in Command)
Command to notify?
Report
Wait; duties of a higher priority are being performed and request cannot be complied with at this time.
Standby
When flying, how do you provide the direction to a hazard outside the aircraft to the crew?
Clock
Position
Will become one of the most important awareness assets you gain as a crewmember.
Situational Awareness
Maintaining awareness of aircraft avoidance, obstacle avoidance (on the ground and in the air), terrain (for emergency landing), weather, etc.
External Awareness
Three-way transfer of flight controls is considered an example of which Aircrew Coordination Element?
-Positive 3 Way
-Aircrew Coordination
-Announce Actions
-Communicate Positively
Communicate Positively
“I have the controls, “You have the controls,” and “I have the controls” is an example of [a] [b]-[c] transfer of Controls.
-Aircrew Coordination
-Positive 3 Way
-Announce Actions
-Cross-Monitor Performance
Positive
3
Way
I have received your message, I understand, and will comply.
Wilco
This includes supportive feedback from all crewmembers to ensure all crewmembers understand an announced action.
Acknowledge Actions
Using clear terms and phrases and positively acknowledge critical information; Say exactly what you mean to say using words that cannot be confused with other meanings.
Be Explicit
Used by ATC when prompt compliance is required to avoid the development of an imminent situation.
Expedite
Immediate action command to perform a maneuver to deviate from the present ground track (will be followed by “right” or “left”).
Break
Refers to any friendly aircraft that presents a collision hazard (followed by a clock position, distance, and reference to altitude).
Traffic
Who is responsible for aircraft control? The [a] (P*)
Pilot on the controls
The incorporation of crewmembers into cockpit management is called [a] [b].
-Announce Actions
-Exchange Mission Information
-Aircrew Coordination
-Communicate Positively
Aircrew
Coodination
Which Aircrew Coordination Element is practiced when ensuring actions and directives Are clear, timely, relevant, complete, verified and coordinated with minimal direction from the PC?
-Coordinate Action Sequence Timing
-Aircrew Coordination
-Establish and Maintain Team Relationships
-Communicate Positively
Coordinate Action Sequence Timing
Providing airaft control regarding altitude, airspeed, and heading information as well as changes to mission objectives or evolving situations of the mission (situational awareness).
-Provide Aircraft Control and Obstacle Advisories
-Communicate Positively
-Announce Actions
-Exchange Mission Information
Provide Aircraft Control and Obstacle Advisories/Avoidences
Which Aircrew Coordination Element should be practiced by one crewmember to avoid another crewmember becoming task saturated?
Offer Assistance
When a fix, point or object is approximately 90 degrees to the left/right of aircraft track. A general position not a precise point.
Abeam
Refers to any friendly aircraft that presents a collision hazard (followed by a clock position, distance, and reference to altitude).
Traffic
Maintaining awareness of instrument indications, sounds (engine, transmission, etc.), cross monitoring other crewmembers.
Internal Awareness
