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19 Cards in this Set
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What section of the DD Form 175-1 has the TAKE OFF DATA?
A. Part I B. Part II C. Part III D. Part IV E. Part V |
A. Part I
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In Section I of the DD Form 175-1 there are 13 areas what are they?
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1. Date
2. Acft Type/No. 3. DEP Pt./ETD 4. RWY TEMP 5. DEWPOINT 6. TEMP DEV 7. PRES ALT 8. DENSITY ALT 9. SFC WIND 10. CLIMB WINDS 11. Local Wx Watch/Warning/Advisory 12. RSC/RCR(Runway Sfc Conditions/Runway conditions) 13. Remarks/Takeoff ALTN FCST |
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What section of the DD Form 175-1 has the ENROUTE & MISSION DATA?
A. Part I B. Part II C. Part III D. Part IV E. Part V |
B. Part II
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In Section II of the DD Form 175-1 are blocks 14-25?
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14. FLT LVL/Winds/TEMP
15. Space Wx 16. Solar/Lunar 17. Clouds at FLT LVL 18. Obscurations at FLT LVL Restricting Vis 19. Min Ceiling-Location 20. Max Cloud Tops-Location 21. Min Freezing LVL-Location 22. Thunderstorms 23. Turbulance 24. Icing 25. Precipitation |
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For Section II block 22 Thunderstorms match appropriate intensities:
1.Isolated a.6-45% 2.Few b.>45% 3.Scattered c.3-5% 4.Numerous d.2% & less |
1.Isolated 2 %
2.Few 3-5% 3.Scattered 6-45% 4.Numerous >45% |
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In Section II Enroute & Mission Data, weatherphenomena along route should be reported within a minimum of ___ NM either side the intended route of flt & SFC-___ feet above the FLT LVL.
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25NM
5000FT (050) (exception: Pilots made aware of ALL TS activity requardless of FLT LVL) |
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What graphical presentations may be used to augment or substitued for any or all of part II data with the exception of Sever Weather annotations(4)?
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1. Wind Chart
2. Computer FLT Plan 3. VWD Vertical Wx Depiction 4. HWD Horizontal Wx Depiction |
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Block 17 Clouds at FLT LVL match the appropriate categories:
1. Yes a.less than 1% 2. No b.1-45% 3. In & Out c. at least 45% |
1.Yes; At least 45%
2.No; less than 1% 3.In& Out; 1-45% |
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What section of the DD Form 175-1 has the AERODROME FORECASTS?
A. Part I B. Part II C. Part III D. Part IV E. Part V |
C. Part III
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In Section III of the DD Form 175-1 are blocks 26-31?
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26. Destination/ALTN
27. Valid Time 28. SFC Winds 29. VSBY/WEA 30. CLOUD LAYERS 31. ALTIMETER/RWY TEMP/PRES ALT (Note: Put TEMPO lines in this area that impact Flt.) |
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What section of the DD Form 175-1 has the COMMENTS/REMARKS?
A. Part I B. Part II C. Part III D. Part IV E. Part V |
D. IV
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In Section IV of the DD Form 175-1 are blocks 32-35?
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32. Briefed RSC/RCR
33. PMSV-Pilot-To-Metro Service 34. Attachments 35. Remarks |
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In section IV block 35 Remarks what infomation would you find here?
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1. data which insufficient space in other blocks, para-drops, refueling, etc.
2. Severe Weather Enroute remarks in addition to Part II for WW,SIGMET,CONVECTIVE SIGMET 3.current ob for 1st destination |
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What section of the DD Form 175-1 has the BRIEFING RECORD?
A. Part I B. Part II C. Part III D. Part IV E. Part V |
E. Part V
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In Section IV of the DD Form 175-1 are blocks 36-43?
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36. Wx briefing Time
37. Flimsy Briefing NO. 38. Forecasters Initials 39. Name of person receiving brief 40. Void Time 41. Extended TO/Initials 42. Wx Rebrief Time/Intials 43. Wx Debrief Time/ Intials |
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Void Time: Briefing void time is ___ minutes after ETD not to exceed ___ hours past briefing time.
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30 minutes
2 1/2 hours |
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What form is a Flight Forecast Folder?
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CNOC 3140/25
NOTE: normally requested by pilots/ flight across large continetial areas or over water. |
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What 4 items MUST be in the flight forecast folder?
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1. U.S. Navy Flight Forecast Folder CNOC 3140/25
2. DD Form 175-1 3. HWD 4. Upper Lvl Winds chart |
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What are the required entries on a HWD(7)?
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1.areas 5/8 or more coverage
a. bases/tops b. areas/type 2.CB/TCU (base/tops) 3.Freezing Level above MSL 4.Fronts & Pressure centers (speed & direction mvmt) 5.Sig weather & Obstructions vis 6. Hazard to flt Icing/Turb 7.proposed flt route |
