TSAAS Air Assault Phase 1 Practice Test

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• What is the primary use of the Kendrick's Extrication device?
• If the obstacle on the approach route is eight meters tall, what is the unusable space for the departure route if the obstacle there is ten meters tall?
• Which statement best describes the term "Approach Route"?
• What technology aids in enhancing situational awareness during Air Assault operations?
• What is the cruise speed of the AH-6J/MH-6J helicopter?
• Which helicopter was the first Army MEDEVAC helicopter?
• What critical element involves the direct involvement of unit commanders during an Air Assault?
• Which of the following best describes the objective of Air Assault operations?
• Which light is used as a directional marker in the inverted Y formation?
• What should commanders prioritize during the initial phase of an Air Assault mission?
• A control facility is defined as a location where you can maintain communication with the aircraft and have total overview of which areas?
• What is the cruising speed range of the UH-60 helicopter?
• What quick reference is essential for helicopter pilots during Air Assault operations?
• Which aircraft is known for its versatility in various military operations?
• What is the primary use of the Sked Rescue System?
• What are the dimensions of the reference lights marking an additional touchdown point for cargo aircraft?
• What is the function of the RTO in an Air Assault operation?
• Which of the following is a consideration when selecting a PZ/LZ site?
• What does the acronym LZ stand for?
• Which aircraft type is most commonly associated with Air Assault operations?
• How many personnel can a CH-53 helicopter typically accommodate?
• What is the maximum allowable cargo load (ACL) for the MV-22 without seats?
• What is the process called that involves dedicated medical evacuation platforms, with professionals providing care and moving the injured from the battlefield to medical treatment facilities?
• What is the primary concern when selecting a landing zone?
• Is the primary mission of the AH-64E Apache helicopter casualty evacuation?
• How does weather impact Air Assault operations?
• Which aspect can enhance the effectiveness of an Air Assault operation?
• Why is team cohesion critical in Air Assault operations?
• What is the proper angle to approach the UH-60?
• Who is responsible for conducting safety briefings during Air Assault operations?
• What reference material is used for aircraft safety in the military?
• Why is route reconnaissance crucial in Air Assault missions?
• What is the number of fire extinguishers aboard a UH-60 helicopter?
• In mission execution, what does the term "initial contact" refer to?
• How does effective leadership influence Air Assault operations?
• Which formation is considered the least secure flying and landing formation?
• True or False: The allowable cargo load for the basic rigged litter is 400 lbs.
• What is the maximum speed of the AH-64 helicopter?
• As atmospheric conditions increase, how is A/C performance affected?
• How many emergency exits are present on the LUH-72A helicopter?
• What is one method used to improve outcomes in post-landing phases of Air Assault?
• What role does aerial refueling play in extended Air Assault operations?
• What is the purpose of a bump plan?
• What is the allowable cargo load of the LUH-72A in its normal configuration during MEDEVAC operations?
• What type of environment is particularly challenging for Air Assault operations?
• Which helicopter has a cruising speed of 120-145 knots?
• If prevailing winds are 10 knots or less, can aircraft land into a crosswind?
• True or False? An armed escort is required for the CH-47 during MASCAL operations.
• What is the crew composition of the LUH-72A when not engaged in MEDEVAC operations?
• What is the primary use of the CH-47 during CASEVAC missions?
• What size landing point is necessary for a CH-47 with a long line sling load during nighttime operations?
• What is the key purpose of an armed escort during operations?
• Why is reassessment considered a pivotal component post-landing in Air Assault operations?
• What is the average fuel consumption in gallons per hour for the AH-64?
• What is the importance of the “Control Zone” during Air Assault missions?
• Which aircraft is known for its role in close air support and troop infiltration?
• How many first aid kits are equipped in the UH-60 helicopter?
• What is the primary concern regarding aircraft during Air Assault operations?
• Can all aircraft land if the ground slope is between 8 and 15 degrees?
• Air routes are commonly marked with which of the following?
• At what angle should you approach the LUH-72A when the engines are running?
• What are the five stages of the reverse planning sequence?
• Is the clock method always used from the perspective of the signal person?
• What is a mission of the AH-6J/MH-6J helicopter?
• What is the lowest command level that can coordinate an Air Assault operation?
• What does the term "hot load" refer to in Air Assault operations?
• Which three parts of a rotary wing aircraft should be avoided at all times?
• What is the role of communication in mitigating risks during Air Assault?
• How many troops can the CH-46E carry when combat equipped?
• What is the role of safety NCOs in Air Assault operations?
• What is the purpose of conducting a dry run during rehearsals?
• Why must your sleeves be rolled down when working around aircraft?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the Army information systems?
• Which phase involves the preparation and setup of the Air Assault plan?
• What must soldiers complete to qualify for Air Assault operations?
• What term describes the air transport of units, personnel, supplies, and equipment, including air drops and air landing, using cargo rotary wing aircraft?
• What is a primary mission of the AH-64 helicopter?
• Must you use a 10:1 obstacle ratio for the left and right sides of your PZ/LZ?
• What are the components of an Air Route?
• What is a key logistical challenge in Air Assault missions?
• How does prior reconnaissance impact an Air Assault operation?
• Are there 11 NATO approved flying/landing formations?
• During what type of operation is an armed escort particularly critical?
• What is required to maintain helicopter clearance during Air Assault operations?
• The NATO T will be utilized if the A/C is approaching from _____ ft above ground level (AGL) or higher.
• What two categories of factors should be considered when setting up a PZ/LZ?
• What is the importance of cadence in troop movement during an Air Assault?
• What does the term 'MEDEVAC' specifically refer to in military operations?
• Which Army manual outlines the fundamentals of Air Assault operations?
• What is the advantage of effective planning in an Air Assault operation?
• What is the total length of the high-performance utility hoist?
• What does the term "sling load" reference in Air Assault operations?
• In Air Assault operations, what does HLS represent?
• What formation provides the least amount of security during landing?
• What does "blocking positions" mean in an Air Assault context?
• What are the six factors that determine abort criteria?
• What is a chalk/load defined as?
• Does Line 3 in the AEROMEDEVAC cover the number of patients by type?
• Which colors should never be used when marking a LZ/PZ with chem lights?
• What is the crash position recommended for the LUH-72A?
• In case of a fire, when should you exit the aircraft?
• How should equipment be secured during an Air Assault?
• What are the three terrain flight modes?
• How many emergency exits are on a CH-47 helicopter?
• What capability does the AEROMEDEVAC mission NOT include?
• What is the functional aim of reconnaissance during Air Assault operations?
• What is the recommended safety clothing around rotary wing aircraft?
• What is the purpose of marking a LZ/PZ?
• What reference material is used for Aircraft Orientation in the military?
• When utilizing the NATO T, how many lights are used to mark the touchdown point?
• What are the missions of the LUH-72A helicopter?
• What role do route reconnaissance teams play in Air Assault operations?
• What color smoke is used to designate a landing zone for helicopters?
• Which airspace management plan falls under Air Assault operations?
• What might be a consequence of not having proper fire extinguishers on aircraft?
• True or False? You must roll your sleeve down when working around rotary wing aircraft for added stability and protection.
• How far should you move away from an aircraft after a crash?
• What are the three phases of LZ/PZ operations?
• What is the average gallon per hour for an unarmed OH-58?
• What are the four basic AEROMEDEVAC missions?
• What is the role of the ground transportation element in an Air Assault operation?
• Which flying/landing formation is considered the most secure?
• How is troop movement typically coordinated during an Air Assault?
• True or False: The crew of the CH-53 helicopter consists of 5 personnel.
• What does ROZ stand for?
• Is the third step in establishing a helicopter landing zone to establish control facilities?
• What is the maximum weight limit for equipment allowed on an Air Assault operation?
• What role does the Battalion level play in Air Assault operations?
• Which key term refers to the method of communicating mission changes during Air Assault?
• What is the fifth technical consideration factor for the selection phase?
• What should be the priority in obstacle management during landing operations?
• What ensures the quick and efficient deployment of troops during an Air Assault operation?
• Which aircraft is known as the "Angel of Mercy"?
• What is the primary purpose of the Air Assault operation?
• What is the significance of the 90-degree approach angle for helicopters?
• How do troop placements in the helicopter affect the Air Assault operation?
• What is the primary purpose of the LUH-72A helicopter?
• What is the purpose of conducting an After Action Review (AAR)?
• What type of aircraft is the AH-64 primarily used for?
• What two factors heavily influence the selection of a PZ?
• What reference material addresses LZ/PZ operations?
• What is the difference between an LZ and a PZ?
• What is the term for wind direction within 45 degrees left or right of a land heading?
• What is the flight time of the AH-64 helicopter?
• During CASEVAC operations, what is the allowable cargo load (ACL) for the CH-47?
• When dealing with obstacles, what are the four R's?
• Define an Air Assault Operation?
• What are the three portions of the aircraft that you must avoid at all times?
• Which system is used primarily for ground and water evacuation?
• How many fire extinguishers are on the LUH-72A?
• How many phases are there for PZ/LZ Operations?
• Which factor is essential for successful troop insertion during Air Assault?
• What does "load planning" ensure in an Air Assault operation?
• What is the first step in setting up a HLZ for LZ/PZ operations?
• What role does the ground commander play in Air Assault operations?
• What is the significance of the "9-Line Medivac" request in Air Assault operations?
• What does a frag order primarily communicate to the units involved?
• What is one of the primary risks associated with Air Assault operations?
• When conducting a sling load operation, what is crucial to ensure safety?
• What three items must a Soldier have when working in and around rotary wing aircraft?
• When using the 10:1 obstacle ratio, what does it pertain to?
• What reference material covers Aircraft Safety?
• During an Air Assault operation, what factor is essential for ensuring personnel safety?
• Why is altitude important during an Air Assault operation approach?
• In Air Assault, what is the purpose of reassessment after landing?
• What is one capability of the CH-47 helicopter?
• What is the threat posed by Enemy Anti-Aircraft Weapons during an Air Assault?
• In the acronym DROP, what does the R stand for?
• Which helicopter is known for its primary mission being troop transport rather than medical evacuation?
• What role does a "Wind Sock" play in LZ operations?
• What is a critical factor in ensuring safety during an Air Assault?
• Which Air Assault phase includes the planning and executing of ground operations?
• What is an important element to consider when planning the landing zone?
• When is a control facility typically established during air operations?
• What critical information must be included in the Air Assault operation's frag order?
• What is one of the primary purposes of a PZ/LZ?
• Which aspect of Air Assault operations primarily enables flexibility in responding to dynamic conditions?
• What is the central responsibility of a Ground Tactical Commander (GTC) in an Air Assault?
• What is indirect fire and how can it affect Air Assault missions?
• Which CAB has a more robust firepower capability?
• What is the significance of continuous communication during Air Assault missions?
• Which reference material covers Aeromedical Evacuation?
• What does the term "air assault load" refer to?
• What is the significance of avoiding main rotor blades on a rotary wing aircraft?
• Why is it crucial to identify enemies’ assets and capabilities during mission planning?
• What is the main advantage of utilizing helicopters in Air Assault operations?
• What size TDP is suitable for the MV-22?
• What is the standard method for marking a HLS for helicopter landings?
• What are the four lights that make up the inverted Y formation?
• In what conditions is it safest to use the clock method for navigation?
• Who was the first recipient of the Air Assault Badge?
• What is the maximum speed of the CH-47 helicopter?
• What is the primary function of the air mission commander in Air Assault operations?
• What is the allowable cargo load (ACL) for combat equipped troops in a CH-46E?