Army Aviation
Army Aviation
Movement and Manuver
Formations
Action on Contact
100

What are the 4 Army aviation critical tasks for CFF Include?

Frago
check in brief
5 line call for fire
TPM-R

100

What does SWT mean

Scout Weapons Team

100

What are the 6 war fighting functions

Command and control(Mission Command)
Movement and maneuver
Intelligence
Fires
Sustainment
Protection

100

What formation leads itself to immediate mutual support and provides depth due to its flexibility?

Vee

100

Define actions on contact?

Actions on contact are a series of combat actions, often conducted simultaneously, taken upon contact with the enemy to develop the situation.

200

What are the 5 Army aviation tasks

Movement to contact
Attack
Reconnaissance
Security
Air Assault (LARGE)

200

What is an Apache helicopter Nomenclature

AH-64

200

What is the difference between Tactical Movement and Maneuver

Movement ends when the unit makes contact.


Maneuver happens once the unit has made contact with the enemy.

200

What formation is used when speed is essential as it moves on a designated route. It offers good fields of fire to the flank but little to the front and rear

Column

200

What are the 5 Steps of Action On Contact

Deploy and report
Evaluate and develop the situation
Choose course of action (COA)
Execute the selected COA
Recommend a COA to the Commander

300

What is the danger close for army aviation

Hellfire (AGM-117)
Protected prone-80m
prone-95m
standing-115m

2.75 HE (300m)
minimum pp-90m
minimum p-95m
minimum s-110m

30mm (500m)
minimum pp-50
minimum p-50
minimum s-55

300

What is the TPM-R brief

Technique
Pattern
Munition
and Range

300

Tactical movements are made in accordance with the what?

Timelines

300

What formation should be used for rapid movement across less restrictive terrain affording all-around observation and fields of fire

Staggered column

300

Why would a platoon Break Contact and Bypass

When the platoon does not have the resources to leave an element in contact and still continue to accomplish its priority reconnaissance tasks.

Or

When the platoon has made contact with an enemy force that cannot adversely affect the mission of the platoons higher headquarters.

Note: must be requested and approved.

400

What Security Task can aviation assets do AUTONOMOUSLY

Screen

400

What is the 9 line CAS request used for and who by

Calling in Close air support and called by a JTAC
Non JTAC personal can request and must state “I am not a JTAC”

400

What are the 3 Major signatures

Audible
Thermal
Visual

400

What formation should be used when enemy contact is likely?

Wedge

400

What are the 8 courses of action

Disengage from enemy contact
break contact and bypass
maintain contact and bypass
maintain contact to support an attack on a force
conduct an attack against a force
conduct a hasty defense
conduct a RHO
conduct a battle handover

500

What is the check in brief

Aircraft: “ hey you, this is me”
Aircraft team: “ I'm located here”
Munitions Available: “ I got rockets”
Night Vision: “ I got an pvs 14” (If applicable)
Station Time: “ I can support you for 22 minutes”

Note: aircraft is telling the ground team

500

What is the 5 line Call For Fire (CFF)

1. Observer and warning order
“Hey you this is me”
2. Friendly Location and Mark
“my position 13UQA123456, marked by buzz saw”
3.Target Location
“target bearing is north 360 degrees and 1000 meters at 13UQA156489”
4.Target Description and Mark
“BMP1, Marked by laser”
5.Remarks
“threat is danger close”

500

What formation allows maximum reconnaissance forward and cover a wider AO?

Line

500

What formation provides all-around security and observation when the platoon is stationary. (longer halts)

Coil

500

8 Forms of contact

Direct
Indirect
Non-Hostile/civilian
Obstacle
CBRN
Aerial
Visual
EW