Term
| Accurate target location is the __________of the five requirements for predicted fire’s accuracy |
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Definition
| First REF: FM 3-09 pg. 1-41 |
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Term
| What are the two mandatory read backs in a 9line brief? |
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Definition
Target elevation, Target location
REF: ATP 3-09.32 JFIRE Nov 2016 |
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Term
| What are the methods for determining direction on a high angle shell crater? |
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Definition
Main axis, splinter groove, fuze funnel
REF: FM 6-50 pg. J-4 |
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Term
Provides an effective method for matching the friendly force capabilities
against enemy targets. |
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Definition
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Term
| The term CLEARED HOT means that “you are cleared to pass ordnance for release to the JTAC on this pass” TRUE/ FALSE |
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Definition
False
REF: ATP 3-09.32 JFIRE Nov 2012 pg. 53 |
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Term
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Definition
81mm mortar
REF: ATP 3-09.32 (JFIRE) Table 5 pg. 38 |
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Term
| What is the nomenclature for a 105mm howitzer? |
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Definition
M119
REF: ATP 3-09.32 (JFIRE) Table 4 pg. 37 |
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Term
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Definition
60mm mortar
REF: ATP 3-09.32 (JFIRE) Table 5 pg. 38 |
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Term
| _________ is 1. The fire of the batteries of two or more ships directed against a single target. 2. Fire from a number of weapons directed at a single point or small area. |
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Definition
Massed fire
REF: FM 3-09 pg.2-2 |
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Term
| FPF’s are fired at what specified rate of fire |
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Definition
Maximum rate of fire until told to stop, ammunition is exhausted, or the firing
unit must move.
REF: ATP 3-09.30 |
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Term
| During a Close Combat Attack fire mission similar to Rotary wing CAS brief which is available to the JTAC/FO to expedite fires. How many lines are there? And does the observer specify my location? |
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Definition
5 lines, Yes
REF: ATP 3-09.32/JFIRE JAN 2016 digital pg. 75 |
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Term
| Linear and rectangular targets require orientation in terms of direction. The observer sends what to the FDC? |
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Definition
Grid, size, and attitude of the target
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 7-8 |
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Term
| One of the requirements for accurate fire are accurate target assessment and description TRUE OR FALSE |
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Definition
FALSE
REF: FM 3-09 pg. 1-41 |
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Term
| ______ is an area with specific restrictions and in which fires that exceed those restrictions will not be delivered without coordination with the establishing headquarters. |
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Definition
Restricted fire area
REF: ADRP 1-02 Digital pg. 85 |
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Term
| Which ACA is considered to be three dimensional? |
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Definition
Formal or Informal
REF: ADRP 1-02 Digital pg. 15 |
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Term
| Which fire support vehicle deployment option allows the FSO to conduct required fire support coordination and maintain contact with the commander's vehicle for face to face coordination when needed? |
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Definition
Collocated
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 2-8 |
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Term
| GMLRS provides consistent improved accuracy from a ____kilometer minimum range to a maximum range of _____kilometers. |
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Definition
15, 70+
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 6-5 |
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Term
| CAS is air action by FW and RW aircraft against hostile targets that are in_________ to ____________ and requires detailed integration of each air mission with the fire and movement of those forces |
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Definition
Close proximity, friendly forces
REF: ATP 3-09.32/JFIRE JAN 2016 pg. 43 |
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Term
| The goal of the Field Artillery is to___________________. This enables greater effectiveness and a reduced logistical footprint. First-round fire for effect requires that all five of the requirements for accurate fire are consistently being met. |
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Definition
Achieve first-round fire for effect
REF: FM 3-09 pg. 2-1 |
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Term
| One of the BCT FSO roles are to state the number of phases in the operation and the FSTs for each phase IAW the scheme of fires. |
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Definition
True
REF: White paper PDF pg. 39 |
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Term
| Linear and rectangular targets attitudes are always less than _____mils and to the nearest ____ mils. |
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Definition
3200 mils, 100 mils
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 7-8 |
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Term
| The supported commander designates the location of the FPF. The observer should plan the FPF to support a defense and integrate the FPF into the final protective line of the maneuver unit. The FPF may be any distance from the friendly position, but is normally within ____ to _____ meters (danger close) of friendly positions |
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Definition
200 to 400
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 7-4 |
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Term
| In some instances, the tactical situation dictates against adjusting the FPF. In these cases, give the dimensions of the FPF in the call for fire by using all EXCEPT |
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Definition
Length, width, sheaf
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 7-6 |
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Term
| What is the nomenclature for the Excalibur munition? And does it require laser designation? |
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Definition
M982, and No
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 6-1 |
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Term
Is a final protective fire an example of a priority target?
TRUE/ FALSE |
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Definition
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Term
Fire support planning is accomplished using targeting and the running estimate. Fire support
planning includes developing integrated fire plans I.E.___________________________________________
and determining forward observer control options that support the
commander's scheme of maneuver. |
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Definition
Target lists, fire support execution/task matrix, scheme of fires, and overlays
REF ATP 3-09.30 pg.2-2 |
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Term
| Strict Adherence to Common Maneuver Coordination Measures, Airspace Coordinating Measures and Fire Support Coordination Measures, ROE and other Constraints/Restraints all refer too? |
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Definition
Integrating Fires into Unified Land Operations
ADP 3-09 para 2 |
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Term
| According to FM 3-50 this picture indicates a low-angle fuze delay crater TRUE/FALSE |
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Definition
False
REF: FM 6-50 pg. J-2 |
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Term
| __________ is the continuing process of analyzing, allocating, and scheduling fires to describe how fires are used to facilitate the actions of the maneuver force. |
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Definition
Fire Support Planning
REF: ADRP 1-02 pg 1-35 |
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Term
| What are the dimensions of a FPF utilizing 155mm 6 guns? |
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Definition
300 meters width, 50 meters depth
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 1-8 |
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Term
| Friendly graphic control measures are shown in _________ or __________. |
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Definition
Black or Blue
REF: ADRP 1-02 pg. 8-1 |
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Term
Fire Support Control Options
Under this fire support control option the forward observer is assigned a particular fire support asset from which he may request fire support. The forward observer transmits calls for fire on the assigned unit's net. If the forward observer thinks his target requires a different fire support asset, he must request permission from the FIST to change assets. |
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Definition
Predesignated
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 2-7 |
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Term
| Excalibur delivers a high explosive warhead out to ranges between _____ and _____ kilometers with a circular error probable (CEP) of less than _____ meters. |
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Definition
8 and 37.5 kilometers, CEP of 10 meters
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 6-1 |
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Term
| The acronym TTLODAC applies to target execution for the observers; what does the (A) within the acronym stand for |
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Definition
Attack guidance
REF: white paper PDF pg. 40 |
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Term
| Which fire support vehicle deployment option maximizes assets available to the battalion or brigade commander and best allows the maneuver commander to weight the main effort? |
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Definition
Split FIST
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 2-8 |
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Term
| Full-scale digital dress rehearsals are conducted either in conjunction with combined arms/FA tactical rehearsals or completely separate. |
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Definition
True
REF: White paper PDF pg. 41 |
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Term
| What are the dimensions of a FPF utilizing 155mm 4 guns? |
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Definition
200 meters width, 50 meters depth
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg.1-8 |
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Term
| A program of targets may only be executed on-call without warning. |
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Definition
False
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 1-12 |
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Term
The critical characteristics of offensive actions are the surprise, concentration, tempo,
and audacity needed to gain and maintain the initiative TRUE/ FALSE |
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Definition
TRUE
REF: FM 3-09 pg. 3-12 |
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Term
| A group of targets consists of __________on which fire is desired ______________. |
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Definition
Two or more targets, simultaneously
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg. 1-11 |
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Term
| A linear target is one that is more than _______ meters but normally less than________ meters long |
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Definition
200 meters, 200 meters
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg.1-9 |
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Term
| A key requirement for a fully developed and effective FST is that it must answer the 5 W’s (who, what, when, where, and why) required for mission command. TRUE/ FALSE |
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Definition
True
REF: White paper PDF pg. 4 |
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Term
| What are the dimensions of a FPF utilizing 155mm 8 guns? |
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Definition
400 meters width, 50 meters depth
REF: ATP 3-09.30 pg.1-8 |
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Term
| ____________ are employed by commanders to facilitate the rapid engagement of targets and simultaneously provide safeguards for friendly forces |
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Definition
Fires support coordination measures
REF: ADRP 1-02 pg. 1-35 |
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Term
| A line established between converging friendly surface forces that prohibits fires or their effects across that line. |
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Definition
Restricted fire line
REF: ADRP 1-02 pg. 1-73 |
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Term
| What are the three permissive fire support coordination measures? |
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Definition
Coordinated fire line, fire support coordination line, free fire area
REF FM 3-09 pg 4-2 |
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Term
| What are the two categories of targeting |
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Definition
Deliberate targeting and Dynamic targeting
REF.ATP 3-60 pg 1-4 |
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Term
| The ___________ methodology is an integral part of the_________. |
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Definition
D3A, MDMP
REF. ATP 3-60 pg 1-6 |
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