BWS Phase 3 Test with all Correct & 100% Verified
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What is a temporary group of integrated forces tailored to a specific mission under the
command of a single HQ called? ✔Correct Answer-Air Assault Task Force
What is the aviation mission during which airlift assets are used to transport units, personnel,
supplies and equipment including airdrops and air landings? ✔Correct Answer-Air Movement
What are some of the capabilities of an Air Assault Task Force? ✔Correct Answer-Attack
Enemy positions from any direction
Overfly/bypass barriers/obstacles/enemy and strike objectives in inaccessible areas
Rapidly place forces at decisive points/reinforce committed units
Secure and defend key terrain
Conduct fast-paced operations over extended distances
Who is responsible for the over all planning and execution of an air assault mission to include
the ground tactical plan? ✔Correct Answer-Air Assault Task Force Commander (AATFC)
Who is the AMC's representative that advises the AATFC and his staff on aviation matters?
✔Correct Answer-Aviation Liaison Officer (ALO)
What are the 5 stages of the reverse planning sequence? ✔Correct Answer-Ground tactical
plan
Landing plan
Air movement plan
Loading plan
Staging plan
What is the standard timeline for a deliberate Air Assault mission? ✔Correct Answer-96 hours
When designing a multi-ship route you should avoid turns in excess of how many degrees?
✔Correct Answer-60
What is the difference between a "cold" or "Hot" LZ ✔Correct Answer-Cold - No enemy
activity is observed
Hot - Enemy activity is occurring on or IVO LZ
What are some of the events that take place during the staging plan? ✔Correct Answer-Pre-
mission planning
Rehearsals
AMB
, Final Wx call
What is the primary execution document at the user level that is derived from the AMT?
✔Correct Answer-The execution checklist (Ex Check)
What is a holding area? ✔Correct Answer-The last covered and concealed position prior to
the objective used for a final recon and coordination of assets by the commander
What is not a consideration for FP selection? ✔Correct Answer-Ammunition
_______________ is defined as massing overwhelming effects of combat power to achieve a
single purpose. ✔Correct Answer-Concentration
What offensive task is used to develop the situation, establish contact, or regain contact?
✔Correct Answer-Movement to contact
What are the 2 attack forms? ✔Correct Answer-Hasty and deliberate
Who synchronizes aviation assets during attacks against enemy forces in close friendly contact?
✔Correct Answer-Ground maneuver commander
What are the 3 employment methods? ✔Correct Answer-Phased, continuous, and max
destruction
Which of the following best describes the continuous attack method? ✔Correct Answer-
Applies constant pressure on the enemy
What is the consideration of the appropriate munitions for the target referred to as?
✔Correct Answer-Weaponeering
What from the aviation call for fire gives you clearance to engage? ✔Correct Answer-
Transmission of the brief
_________ are not an example of airspace deconfliction used in the JAAT ✔Correct Answer-
Gun target lines
Recon and boundaries
Lz pz recon tactial metierlogical
Discplacement criteria
air movement tables vs air loading table
ADAM -what it does
Air ground operations: air sycronized with ground operations
Airel security: provides secureity for other aircraft
Reverse planning secquence: air assault ✔Correct Answer-ignore this
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
What is a temporary group of integrated forces tailored to a specific mission under the
command of a single HQ called? ✔Correct Answer-Air Assault Task Force
What is the aviation mission during which airlift assets are used to transport units, personnel,
supplies and equipment including airdrops and air landings? ✔Correct Answer-Air Movement
What are some of the capabilities of an Air Assault Task Force? ✔Correct Answer-Attack
Enemy positions from any direction
Overfly/bypass barriers/obstacles/enemy and strike objectives in inaccessible areas
Rapidly place forces at decisive points/reinforce committed units
Secure and defend key terrain
Conduct fast-paced operations over extended distances
Who is responsible for the over all planning and execution of an air assault mission to include
the ground tactical plan? ✔Correct Answer-Air Assault Task Force Commander (AATFC)
Who is the AMC's representative that advises the AATFC and his staff on aviation matters?
✔Correct Answer-Aviation Liaison Officer (ALO)
What are the 5 stages of the reverse planning sequence? ✔Correct Answer-Ground tactical
plan
Landing plan
Air movement plan
Loading plan
Staging plan
What is the standard timeline for a deliberate Air Assault mission? ✔Correct Answer-96 hours
When designing a multi-ship route you should avoid turns in excess of how many degrees?
✔Correct Answer-60
What is the difference between a "cold" or "Hot" LZ ✔Correct Answer-Cold - No enemy
activity is observed
Hot - Enemy activity is occurring on or IVO LZ
What are some of the events that take place during the staging plan? ✔Correct Answer-Pre-
mission planning
Rehearsals
AMB
, Final Wx call
What is the primary execution document at the user level that is derived from the AMT?
✔Correct Answer-The execution checklist (Ex Check)
What is a holding area? ✔Correct Answer-The last covered and concealed position prior to
the objective used for a final recon and coordination of assets by the commander
What is not a consideration for FP selection? ✔Correct Answer-Ammunition
_______________ is defined as massing overwhelming effects of combat power to achieve a
single purpose. ✔Correct Answer-Concentration
What offensive task is used to develop the situation, establish contact, or regain contact?
✔Correct Answer-Movement to contact
What are the 2 attack forms? ✔Correct Answer-Hasty and deliberate
Who synchronizes aviation assets during attacks against enemy forces in close friendly contact?
✔Correct Answer-Ground maneuver commander
What are the 3 employment methods? ✔Correct Answer-Phased, continuous, and max
destruction
Which of the following best describes the continuous attack method? ✔Correct Answer-
Applies constant pressure on the enemy
What is the consideration of the appropriate munitions for the target referred to as?
✔Correct Answer-Weaponeering
What from the aviation call for fire gives you clearance to engage? ✔Correct Answer-
Transmission of the brief
_________ are not an example of airspace deconfliction used in the JAAT ✔Correct Answer-
Gun target lines
Recon and boundaries
Lz pz recon tactial metierlogical
Discplacement criteria
air movement tables vs air loading table
ADAM -what it does
Air ground operations: air sycronized with ground operations
Airel security: provides secureity for other aircraft
Reverse planning secquence: air assault ✔Correct Answer-ignore this
