Air Assault

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OH-58D description

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Observation Heli
4 Bladed Main/2 Bladed tail
SKIDS

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Max Speed of OH-58D

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125

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Missions of OH-58D

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Recon/Security/Target Acquisition/Defensive Air to Air combat

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AH-64A Apache description

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4 Bladed main and tail rotor
30 MM chain gun/swept back stabilizer/horizontal stabilator

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Speed Max and Cruizing of AH-64A Apache and longbow

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197
130-160

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Flight time of Apache and longbow

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1 hr 50 min

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Missions of Apache and Longow

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Anti armor/Close air support/Recon/Air to Air combat

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UH-60L Blackhawk describe

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4 bladed main and tail rotor/ swept back vertical stab/large tapered horiz stab/oval shaped fuselage

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Max and cruizing speed of UH-60L Blackhawk

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193/130

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Main Diff b/ween a Apache and Longbow

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Longbow may or may not have a Fire Control Radar (Cheese WHeel)

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Crew and ACL for Blackhawk

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3 or 4 @ Ft Campbell
11 w seats 20 w/o seats

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Flight Time for Blackhawk

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2hr 30 minutes

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Missions for blackhawk

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Air assault
Cas-evac
aeromedevac
Sling load resupply
FRIES and SPIES

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FRIES/SPIES

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Fast Ropes Insertion Extraction System/Special Patrols insertion extraction system

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CH-47D/F Chinook describe

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2x3 Bladed main rotor system/ bus shaped fuselage/2 turbine engines/ wheels for landing

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Cruizing speed and Max speed for CH-47D Chinook

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130/170

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Crew and ACL for Chinook

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4 Pilot Co-pilot/ engineer/crew chief
33 Combat equip troops or 31 @ Ft Campbell 24 max litter capacity

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Front Hook Capacity
Rear Hook
Center Hook
Dual Hook
Planning weight

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17.000/17,000/26,000/25,000
/19,000(pw)

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Mission of Chinook

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Troop and Cargo trans
slingload ops
waterborne ops
mas cas evac

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UH-60Q Blackhawk Medevac crew and flight time w/esss

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4 pilot/co-pilot/crew chief/medic
11 hrs and 30 min w/ 4 full pods 2 lg 2 sm

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Define
Medevac

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Movement en-route care of wounded ill or injured persons from battlefield to MTF

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Define Casevac

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movement of CAS aboard non-medical vehicle or aircraft CAS trans receive no medical aid

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When did AEROMEDEVAC start with what?

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Korean War
OH-13 SIUOX
ANGEL of MERCY

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3 disadvanteges to using OH-13

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no in flight medic
exposed to elements and ground fire

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Advantages of Aeromedevac

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Timely treatment
movement of patients over long distances
movement of patiens over difficult or impassable terrain
fewer and less freq move of MTF
Patients moved directly to best equip MTF

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Basic Aeromedevac mission
DAME

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Delivery of Whole blood and BIOs
Air Crash rescue
Movement of medical personnel and supply
Evac of selected Cas

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How many RED Cross on UH-1V?
UH-60Q?

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4-belly/cargo doors/nose
5-nose/belly/cargo doors/top of A/C

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ACL for UH-1V
normal and prior

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3 litt 4 amb
6 litt 9 amb

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ACL for UH-60Q
normal and prior

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4 litt 1 amb
6 litt 1 amb or 7 amb

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CH-47 ACL
ratio of medics 2 ptnts

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24 litt 31 amb
1:6

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High performance utility hoist tensile strength
jung penetrator tensile strength

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600 lbs

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ACL for jungle extractor

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3

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Kedricks is used for ?

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Suspected spinal cord injury

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all litter tensile strength

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400lbs

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Patient Class by 2 types

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Litter and AMB

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Patient Class by precendence
4/UPRC

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Urgent
Urgent surgical
Priority
Routine
Convenience

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Nine Line medevac by line

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Location
Radio Freq
# of Cas
Special Equip
CAS type
Security/Specific injuries
Method of mark
CAS nat/stat
NBC/TerrainDescr

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3 phases of LZ/PZ ops

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Selection
marking
controlling

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Patient Class by precedence times

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2/2/4/24/ASAP

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Landing point sizes

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1-25
2-35
3-50
4-80
5-100

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Landing site is...

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1 or more landing points

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Landing zone is....

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1 or more landing sites

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number ofA/C

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Lz/PZ must support both # and type of A/C

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9 flying landing formations

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Trail/echelon left and right/
heavy left and right/
staggered left and right
Vee and diamond

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Surface condition of LZ must...

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support wieght of A/C and be free of debris

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Ground slope
7*-
15*-

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No skids
No A/C can land

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Approach and departure routes
in precedence

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into the wind
over lowest obstacle
along the long axis of the pz/lz

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Prevailing winds
0-5
6-9
>10

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A/C can land in and direction
must land into head or cross
head wind only

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Density Altitude factors INC A/C performance DEC
HAT

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Humidity
Altitude
Temp

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Loads consideratiosn

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Weight of load
Internal/external
insertion/extraction
Personnel and equip

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Marking Phase Basic Equip

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Anemometer
Goggles
FM Commo
Map and Compass
Daytime marker
nighttime marker

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A/C requiring different landing point sites require how many mts?

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100

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dimensions of inverted Y

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7x14x14

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Controlling phase 4 parts

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Visual-signal mirror
electronic-fm homing capa
verbal-fm commo
the clock method

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Establish LZ/PZ control facilities must have?

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Ground to air commo
must be able to observe entire LZ

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determine lengtha n width of LZ

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pace and record

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Obstacles 4Rs

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Remove reduce red radio

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3 items to have whed conducted A/C missions

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ID card/tags ear plugs

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Approach directions for
uh-60L
ch-47D

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90* from side
45*from rear

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Emergenct info for UH-60L and CH-47D

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4 windows/3 first aid/2 exting
all windows/7 1st aid/3exting

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If all crewmember are unconcious what next

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the senior ranking member takes charge

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If crash into h20 wait till belly roll and....

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swim upstream or awa quickly

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FM for Air Assault ops?

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FM 90-4

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Capabilities of Air Assault

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Attack from any direction
delay tactics
overfly or bypass barriers
conduct deep attacks and raids
rapidly secure and defend

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Vulnerabilities

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Attack by ground air arty on lz
attack by A/C or ada
attack by nbc
electronic warfare
small arms fire

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Five stage reverse planning sequence
GLALS

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Ground tactical plan
Landing plan
air movement plan
loading plan
staging plan

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Load Unload standard for 101st

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2 min load 30sec unload

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H-Hour define

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time that 1st A/C will touch down on LZ all planing times based on this

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terrain flight modes

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nap of the earth
contour
low level

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cross loading define

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ensures key personnel and equip not on same A/C

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Bump Plan

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ensures key personnel equip arrive 1st.

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PZ control party

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OIC/NCOIC/RTO/Chalk guide/signal person/hook up team/straggler control

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What A/C can land in a size 1 LP?

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OH-58D

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What A/C can land in a size 2 LP?

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UH-1H,AH-1

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What A/C can land in a size 3 LP?

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UH60,AH-64

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What A/C can land in a size 4 LP?

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CH47

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how many meters between ATP lights size 1,2,3?
4 & 5?

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1,2,3-5
4,5-10