Pwti Questions Marinenet

Front 1

The mission of MAWTS-1 is to
a) execute unit training programs
b) nominate qualified Marines for the WTI course
c) provide standardized advanced tactical training
d) provide certification of unit instructor qualifications.

Back 1

c and d
provide standardized advanced tactical training and provide certification of unit instructor qualifications.

Front 2

Responsibility of CG MATFTC

Back 2

Provides budget, accounting, reporting system, and technical guidance in managing annual appropriations and miscellaneous funding documents for MAWTS-1.

Front 3

Responsibility of DC AVN

Back 3

Receives program requirements from MAWTS-1 and oversees them through the Program Objective Memorandum and Budgeting process

Front 4

Responsibility of CG TECOM for WTI

Back 4

Provides funding for TAD expensesfor officer and enlisted graduates recieving a secondary MOS upon completion of WTI course.

Front 5

responsibility of DC M&RA

Back 5

Shall not normally assign Officer and Enlisted Marines PCS or PCA orders for 12-18 months upon the successful graduation from the WTI course.

Front 6

Responsibility of MCI west

Back 6

provides administrative support and facilities to MAWTS1.

Front 7

Which of the following are responsibilities of the MAWTS1 CO?
a) conduct two resident WTI courses annually
b) Assume ADCON of all units, equipment, and aircraft supporting the WTI course.
c) conduct aviation and ground safety courses during each WTI class
d) assist with the development and editing of Marine aviation doctrinal publications
e)submit a weekly update to publications
f) serve as the syallabus sponsor for all Marine aviation T&R program manuals.

Back 7

a,c,d and f

Front 8

The following are WTI responsibilities or Squadron/unit CO responsibilities?
a) Select candidates for unit instruction certifications.
b) Serve as the SME for mission planning
c) Nominate qualified officer and enlisted PWTIs
d) Recommend the most qualified personnel for nomination to the WTI course.

Back 8

a) unit/ squadron COs
b) WTIs
c) Squadron/ unit COs
d) WTIs

Front 9

Which category of air reconnaissance detects, identifies and evaluates enemy electromagnetic radiation?

Back 9

electronic

Front 10

Which category of air reconnaissance detects and pinpoints the location of enemy installations and facilities and concentrations of enemy forces?

Back 10

Imagery

Front 11

Which category of air reconnaissance acquires current information on enemy activities, resources, and installations: the weather and physical characteristics of a given area?

Back 11

Visual

Front 12

What two types of imagery are used for imagery reconnaissance?

Back 12

optical and nonoptical

Front 13

What prereqisite of effective air reconnaissance allows friendly aircraft to operate without prohibitive interference?

Back 13

Air superiority

Front 14

Which of the following are advantages of UAS?
a) enable authorization to operate routinely in the NAS
b)provide expansion of endurance and maneuver envelopes
c) require constant and reliable communication data links for control and monitoring
d) provide viable alternatives when risks to manned aviation are deemed unacceptable
e) reduce cost and time to train personnel
f) remove limitations imposed when a crew is onboard

Back 14

b,d,e andf

Front 15

Which of the following are limitations for UAS?
a) airframe integrity
b) communication
c )data link
d) materials
e) weather

Back 15

a,c,d,and e

Front 16

What is this?

Back 16

RQ-11B raven

Front 17

WTF?

Back 17

RQ 21 STUAS

Front 18

WTF?

Back 18

RQ7B shadow

Front 19

Which UAS is a mainstay of the Marine Corps UAS FOS until a multi-role Group 4 UAS begins fielding?

Back 19

RQ7b Shaddow

Front 20

Which UAS is a battery-operated system that uses modular payloads, including EO or IR thermal sensors?

Back 20

RQ 11Raven

Front 21

Which UAS is a flexible and rugged expeditionary system capable of operating from austere land-based locations and, in the future, from amphibious (L Class) shipping?

Back 21

RQ 21B STUAS

Front 22

Which UAS is extremely small size and has a quiet battery-driven propulsion system?

Back 22

RQ 11B

Front 23

Which UAS has detachments that can provide support to the MEB-level MAGTFs?

Back 23

RQ 21 B

Front 24

________________integrates, employs, and positions AAW assets to provide overlapping detection coverage and engagement envelopes

Back 24

mutual support

Front 25

________________consists of threat detection and destruction that begins as far from the vital area as possible and continues as long as the threat exists

Back 25

destruction in depth

Front 26

____________________Permits subordinate AAW units to react immediately to an air threat unless overruled by higher authority

Back 26

decentralized control

Front 27

______________Promotes coordinated operations and economy of force and aids in integrating all AAW assets into a cohesive AAW capability.

Back 27

Centralized command

Front 28

Which of the following are the purposes of AAW?

Air defense
Air superiority
Force analysis
Force protection

Back 28

air superiority and force protection

Front 29

__________provides command authorities at all levels with timely and accurate data on friendly and enemy Theater Air Defense actions.

Back 29

C4I

Front 30

____________reduces vulnerability and minimizes the effects of damage caused by enemy air and missile threats.

Back 30

Passive air defense

Front 31

___________ destroy, disrupt, or neutralize enemy air and missile threats and communications on the ground or as close to their originating source as possible.

Back 31

attack operations

Front 32

____________ protects against attack by destroying air and missile threats or airborne launch platforms in flight.

Back 32

Active air defense

Front 33

Which air defense measure minimizes the effectiveness of hostile air action?
Active
Attack
Passive
Theater

Back 33

Passive

Front 34

What is the mission of the VMM squadron?

Back 34

Providing assault support transport of combat troops, supplies, and equipment, day or night under all weather conditions, during expeditionary, Joint, or combined operations.

Front 35

Which squadron delivers troops, equipment, and supplies to areas beyond the range limitations of the helicopter from amphibious shipping?

Back 35

VMM

Front 36

Which squadron conducts CAS?

Back 36

HMLA

Front 37

Which squadron conducts internal/external heavy-lift operations?

Back 37

HMH

Front 38

Which squadron provides tactical and long-range aerial refueling?

Back 38

VMGR

Front 39

Which of the following are limitations for assault support operations?
Communications
Enemy defenses
Flexibility
Limited visibility
Observation
Weather

Back 39

communications
enemy defenses
limited visibility
weather

Front 40

Which assault support operation Facilitates the recovery of personnel and equipment while avoiding additional loss?

Back 40

TRAP

Front 41

Which assault support opperation transports equipment and supplies to FOBs or remote areas?

Back 41

Air delivery

Front 42

Which assault support opperation allows Marine aircraft to extend their mission range?

Back 42

AAR

Front 43

Which assault support opperation provides mobility for MAGTF forces?

Back 43

Combat assault

Front 44

Which of the following are characteristics of aviation assault support operation when employed with ground or Naval forces?

a) Exploit opportunities presented by the enemy or created by friendly forces
b) Help maintain the tempo of operations and the momentum of the attack
c) Provide mobility to the MAGTF
d) Provide a dedicated antiair capability to the MAGTF
e) Rapidly concentrate combat power at the most advantageous time and place

Back 44

a, b, c and e

Front 45

Which of the following define and describe EW?

a) EW is any military action involving the use of EM and directed energy to control the EMS or to attack the enemy.
b) Force protection and air superiority are complementary goals of EW.
c) EW aims to obtain information for its own purposes and control the EMS, yielding an important tactical advantage.
d) EW provides the MAGTF with defense against enemy air and missile attacks.

Back 45

a and c

Front 46

What are the three subdivisions of EW?

Back 46

EA electronic attack
EP electronic protection
ES electronic support

Front 47

What is the EWCC's role?

Back 47

To facilitate the coordination of EW operations.

Front 48

Which of the following are principal activities involved in the conduct of EW?
a)Spectrum management
b) COMSEC monitoring
c)EM pulse
d) SIGINT processing
e) EMCON
f) WARM

Back 48

a,c,e and f

Front 49

Which of the following are airborne EW limitations?

a) Vulnerable to enemy attack
b) Vulnerable to EP actions employed by the enemy
c) Limited assets
d) Can be masked by terrain
e) Vulnerable to enemy EP actions
f)TOS considerations

Back 49

c,e and f

Front 50

What are some tasks of the RadBn?

Back 50

Conduct interception
Conduct EW
provide radio recon
exercise technical control

Front 51

The MAGTF operates on the principle tenents of _______________.

Back 51

centralized command and decentralized control.

Front 52

______________ results in efficient use of resources, heightened readiness, and shorter response times?

Back 52

Air direction

Front 53

What are the principle objectives of the MACCS?

Back 53

Enhance the unity of effort
Integrate the elements of C2
Disseminate common situational awareness

Front 54

_____________directs air operations directly supporting ground forces.

Back 54

DASC

Front 55

___________supervises, manages, and coordinates air defense operations within its assigned sector.

Back 55

SADC
Sector Air Defense Commander

Front 56

_________________provides the facilities for the ACE commander and the battlestaff to command, supervise, and direct MAGTF air operations.

Back 56

TACC
tactical air command center

Front 57

___________collects, displays, and disseminates information from its own organic sensors.

Back 57

TAOC
Tactical Air Operations Center

Front 58

__________provides close-in, low-altitude, surface-to-air weapons fires in defense of MAGTF assets.

Back 58

LAAD Bn
Low Altitude Air Defense

Front 59

____________provides a way for ground commanders to access the MACCS (marine Air Command and Control System)

Back 59

TACP
Tactical Air Control Party

Front 60

_______________provides continuous, all-weather radar/non-radar approach, departure, en route, and tower ATC services to friendly aircraft.

Back 60

MATCD
Marine Air Traffic Control Detachment

Front 61

_________detects, targets, coordinates target attack by AR aircraft, and performs reconnaissance.

Back 61

SCAR
Strike Coordination and Airial Reconnaissance

Front 62

___________employs, operates, and maintains the RQ-7B Shadow.

Back 62

VMU

Front 63

___________provides communications for the ACE.

Back 63

MWCS
Marine Wing Communications Squadron

Front 64

Which of the following describe how MAGTF commanders use OAS?
a) To shape the battlespace for future operations
b) To prevent engagement of friendly aircraft
c)To create windows of opportunity for decisive action
d)To enable decision making at the lowest level possible
e) To restrict the enemy’s freedom of action
f)To disrupt the cohesion and tempo of the enemy’s operations

Back 64

a,c,e and f

Front 65

SCAR, AR or AI?
Locates and coordinates target destruction and is typically armed with munitions and systems that better enhance target designation.

Back 65

SCAR

Front 66

SCAR, AR or AI?
Locates and attacks targets of opportunity (enemy material, personnel, and facilities) in assigned areas.

Back 66

AR

Front 67

SCAR,AR or AI?
Destroys, neutralizes, or delays the enemy’s military potential before it can be brought to bear effectively against friendly forces. These missions respond to known targets briefed in advance.

Back 67

AI

Front 68

SCAR, AR or AI?
Provides the MAGTF commander an economy of force to cover and defend terrain not suited to other forces.

Back 68

AR

Front 69

SCAR, AR or AI?
Usually involves the employment of large strike packages against targets, such as C3 nodes, bridges, railways, etc.

Back 69

AI

Front 70

What is the definition of CAS?

Back 70

Air action by fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft against hostile targets in close proximity to friendly forces that requires detailed integration of each air mission with the fire and movement of those forces

Front 71

The MWSS provides essential AGS requirements to the ______

Back 71

ACE

Front 72

Which EAF subsystem matches this description:
Provides overrun protection for aircraft during aborted takeoffs and during
inclement weather or adverse runway surface conditions

Back 72

aircraft arrestment

Front 73

Which EAF subsystem matches this description:
Provides a predetermined glide slope and touchdown point for FW aircraft
during day and night operations

Back 73

airfield terminal guidance landing

Front 74

Which EAF subsystem matches this description: Provides quick, responsive, and direct support to the ACE commander

Back 74

airfield surfacing

Front 75

Which EAF subsystem matches this description:
Provides lighting during initial, intermediate, and semipermanent phases of
airfield lighting operation

Back 75

airfield lighting and marking

Front 76

What airfield support function matches this description:
Provides immediate and responsive rescue and fire fighting for airfield
emergencies at a FOB

Back 76

ARFF

Front 77

What airfield support function matches this description:Provides access to terrain, installations, and facilities otherwise denied due to
hazards from UXO

Back 77

EOD

Front 78

What airfield support function matches this description:Provides bulk fuel support to organizations within the boundary of the airfield, including
support to other Services' aircraft

Back 78

Aviation and ground refueling.

Front 79

What airfield support function matches this description:Provides a predetermined glide slope and touchdown point for FW aircraft
during day and night operations

Back 79

airfield terminal guidance landing

Front 80

Under the air base commandant, the ________ staff is responsible for designing the ABMP (air base master plan) for each FOB from which the ACE operates.

Back 80

MWSS

Front 81

_______________Provides communication for tactical telephone service, airfield security,
and ground transportation

Back 81

internal airfield communication

Front 82

______________Provides the full range of general engineering support (less fuel) to
designated ACE components

Back 82

essential engineer services

Front 83

________________Reports directly to the ACE commander in matters pertaining to planning
and logistic requirements

Back 83

air base commandant

Front 84

Which airbase support function matches this description:
Provides the ACE with intrabase mobility support

Back 84

MT

Front 85

Which airbase support function matches this description:
Establishes a flight line aid station

Back 85

medical services

Front 86

Which airbase support function matches this description:
Provides training to augment personnel to accomplish required tasks

Back 86

organic and support unit personnel training

Front 87

Which airbase support function matches this description:
Provides training to ABGD augments in the use of deadly force, small arms,
and small unit defensive tactics

Back 87

MP

Front 88

Which airbase support function matches this description:
Enhances the morale and quality of life of ACE personnel

Back 88

field messing

Front 89

Which airbase support function matches this description:
Supports and conducts defense and decontamination operations for the ACE

Back 89

CBRNE

Front 90

Which control measure matches this description:
An exact location at sea from which a fire support ship delivers fires

Back 90

FSS
Fire Support Station

Front 91

Which control measure matches this description:
An appropriate maneuver area assigned to fire support ships by the maritime commander. From this area, ships deliver surface fire support to an operation ashore.

Back 91

FSA
fire support area

Front 92

Which control measure matches this description:
Identifies limits of advance, monitors rates of movement, controls fires (when dually designated as an FSCM), and defines an AO

Back 92

PL
phase line

Front 93

Which control measure matches this description:
An operational area defined by the JFC for land and naval forces

Back 93

AO

Front 94

Which permissive fire support coordination measure matches this description:
Allows MAGTF aviation to attack surface targets without approval of a GCE commander in whose area the targets may be located

Back 94

BCL
battlefield coordination line

Front 95

Which permissive fire support coordination measure matches this description:
Facilitates the expeditious engagement of targets of opportunity beyond the coordinating measure

Back 95

FSCL
Fire Support Coordination Line

Front 96

Which permissive FSCM matches this description:
Allows lethal attack against surface targets without further coordination with the establishing commander and without terminal attack control

Back 96

Kill Box

Front 97

Which permissive FSCM matches this description:
Expedites the surface-to-surface engagement of targets beyond the measure without coordination with the land commander in whose AO the targets are located

Back 97

CFL
coordinated fire line

Front 98

Which permissive FSCM matches this description:
Identifies a specific designated area into which any weapon system may fire without additional coordination with the establishing HQ

Back 98

FFA

Front 99

Which restrictive FSCM fits this description:
Ensures aircrew safety and effective use of indirect supporting surface fires by deconfliction of time and space

Back 99

ACA
Airspace coordination Area

Front 100

Which restrictive FSCM fits this description:
Assigned to gunfire support ships and units as a means to coordinate their efforts with each other and with the scheme of maneuver of the supported ground unit

Back 100

ZF

Front 101

Which restrictive FSCM fits this description:
Regulates fires into an area according to the stated restrictions

Back 101

RFA

Front 102

Which restrictive FSCM fits this description: Prevents fratricide and duplication of engagements between converging friendly forces

Back 102

RFL

Front 103

Which restrictive FSCM fits this description:Prohibits fires or their effects into an area

Back 103

NFA

Front 104

Which ACM matches this description: A bidirectional or restricted air route of travel specified for use by aircraft

Back 104

CORRTE
air corridor/route

Front 105

Which ACM matches this description: An area and the airspace above it within which procedures are established to minimize mutual interference between air- and ground-based/Army air defense and other operations

Back 105

ADAREA

Front 106

Which ACM matches this description: Airspace defined for a specific purpose or to designate airspace in which no flight activity is organized

Back 106

SUA

Front 107

Which ACM matches this description: Airspace reserved for specific activities in which the operation of one or more airspace uses is restricted

Back 107

ROZ
restricted operations zone

Front 108

Which ACM matches this description:A point or set of coordinates generally used for control purposes or to indicate a reference position

Back 108

REFPT
reference Point

Front 109

Which ACM matches this description:Airspace of defined dimension within which air traffic control service is provided to IFR and VFR flights in accordance with civil air traffic control regulations

Back 109

ATC

Front 110

Which of the following defines the mission of MAWTS-1?

To coordinate all WTTP and T&R initiatives within TECOM for CO, MAWTS-1
To provide standardized advanced tactical training and certification of unit instructor qualifications that support the Marine Aviation T&R Program
To oversee trainees through the Program Objective Memorandum and Budgeting process
To provide assistance in the development and employment of aviation weapons and tactics
To allocate funds in accordance with Aviation Weapons Requirements Branch guidance and MAWTS-1 requirements

Back 110

To provide standardized advanced tactical training and certification of unit instructor qualifications that support the Marine Aviation T&R Program
To provide assistance in the development and employment of aviation weapons and tactics

Front 111

Which of the following is an accurate statement regarding the commander’s intent as specified in the WTTP?

The commander’s intent is to provide academic courseware support for the 1000-level phase of the Aviation T&R program.
The WTTP supports MAW level combat readiness.
MAWTS-1 trains Officers and Enlisted instructors to manage unit ground training programs.
The primary responsibility of Marine commanders is combat readiness.

Back 111

The primary responsibility of Marine commanders is combat readiness

Front 112

Which of the following are responsibilities of the MAWTS-1 CO within the WTTP?

Select all that apply, and then select Submit to record your answer.

Conducting two resident WTI Courses annually
Receiving program requirements from MAWTS-1
Conducting aviation and ground safety courses during each WTI class
Assigning Officer and Enlisted Marines orders for 12 to 18 months
Serving as the syllabus sponsor for all Marine Aviation T&R Program manuals
Assisting with the development and editing of Marine Corps Aviation doctrinal publications

Back 112

Conducting two resident WTI Courses annually
Conducting aviation and ground safety courses during each WTI class
Serving as the syllabus sponsor for all Marine Aviation T&R Program manuals
Assisting with the development and editing of Marine Corps Aviation doctrinal publications

Front 113

Which of the following are responsibilities of the Squadron/Unit COs within the WTTP?

Select all that apply, and then select Submit to record your answer.

Assign Officer/Enlisted WTIs to each unit WTI T/O billet.
Select candidates for unit instructor certifications.
Assume OPCON of all units, equipment, and aircraft supporting the WTI Course.
Authorize MAWTS-1 Officer aircrew to act as Pilot in Command and Mission Commanders.
Maintain liaison with the Tactical Training and Exercise Control Group through MAGTFTC

Back 113

Assign Officer/Enlisted WTIs to each unit WTI T/O billet.
Select candidates for unit instructor certifications
Authorize MAWTS-1 Officer aircrew to act as Pilot in Command and Mission Commanders.