Air Assault School Phase 1: Combat Assault Test with all
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Operations in which assault forces, using the mobility of rotary-wing assets and the total
integration of available firepower, maneuver under the control of a ground or air maneuver
commander to engage enemy forces or to seize and hold key terrain ✔Correct Answer-Air
Assault Operations
Air Assault Operations can _____ from any direction ✔Correct Answer-attack enemy positions
Air Assault Operations can delay_____ ✔Correct Answer-a much larger force without
becoming decisively engaged
Air Assault Operations can strike _______ ✔Correct Answer-objectives in otherwise
inaccessible areas
Air Assault Operations can conduct_______ ✔Correct Answer-attacks and raids beyond the
operational area
Air Assault Operations can rapidly ______ ✔Correct Answer-secure and defend key terrain
Air Assault Operations limitation due to something that limits flight operations ✔Correct
Answer-Adverse Weather
Air Assault Operation limitation due to terrain ✔Correct Answer-availability of suitable LZ/PZs
Air Assault Operations has a limitation a due to initial reliance on ______ ✔Correct Answer-air
re-supply and lines of communication
Air Assault Operation has a limitation due to high _______ ✔Correct Answer-fuel and ammo
consumption rates
What attack is a vulnerability on the PZ/LZ of Air Assault Operations? ✔Correct Answer-
ground, air, or artillery
What attack is an Air Assault Operations vulnerability during movement? ✔Correct Answer-
aircraft or ADA
, What type of weapons attack is an Air Assault Operations vulnerability. ✔Correct Answer-
CBRN
Air Assault Operations has tactical employment that allows friendly forces to mass or shift
_____ ✔Correct Answer-combat power rapidly
Tactical Employment of Air Assault Operations when enemy forces don't expect it ✔Correct
Answer-use of surprise
Tactical Employment of Air Assault Operations affords ✔Correct Answer-flexibility. mobility,
speed
Tactical Employment of Air Assault Operations allows friendly forces to gain and maintain _____
✔Correct Answer-initiative
Nucleus of the Air Assault Task Force ✔Correct Answer-Infantry
Infantry, Aviation, Artillery, Engineer, Air Defense Artillery, Military Intelligence, Reserve Forces,
Combat Support ✔Correct Answer-8 individual units of the Air Assault Task Force
aviation that provides tactical mobility for troops, equipment, and weapon systems by internal
and external loads; aerial re-supply by internal and external loads; and back-up medical
evacuation ✔Correct Answer-Assault
aviation that protects lift helicopters from the PZ/LZ; suppress enemy ADA and other weapons;
provides prepatory fires in the vicinity of LZs or objectives ✔Correct Answer-Attack
aviation that provides recon of PZ, flight routes, LZ, and objectives; screens forward of ground
forces to provide limited security and early warning; provides downed aircraft security
✔Correct Answer-Reconnaissance
aviation that provides movement of artillery, vehicles, supplies, and personnel from secured PZ
to secured LZ ✔Correct Answer-Assault Support
Suppression of enemy air defense along flight routes and in the vicinity of LZs; Landing Zone
preparation by artillery raids ✔Correct Answer-Artillery
Construct and improve PZ/LZs; construct expedient counter-mobility obstacles; help infantry
build fighting positions; emplace/breach obstacles and minefields ✔Correct Answer-Engineer
Provides point defense of high value locations including PZ/LZs, objective areas, and helicopter
rearm-refuel points; provides direct fires for ground defense ✔Correct Answer-Air Defense
Artillery
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Reference material for Air Assault Operations ✔Correct Answer-ATTP 3-18.12
Operations in which assault forces, using the mobility of rotary-wing assets and the total
integration of available firepower, maneuver under the control of a ground or air maneuver
commander to engage enemy forces or to seize and hold key terrain ✔Correct Answer-Air
Assault Operations
Air Assault Operations can _____ from any direction ✔Correct Answer-attack enemy positions
Air Assault Operations can delay_____ ✔Correct Answer-a much larger force without
becoming decisively engaged
Air Assault Operations can strike _______ ✔Correct Answer-objectives in otherwise
inaccessible areas
Air Assault Operations can conduct_______ ✔Correct Answer-attacks and raids beyond the
operational area
Air Assault Operations can rapidly ______ ✔Correct Answer-secure and defend key terrain
Air Assault Operations limitation due to something that limits flight operations ✔Correct
Answer-Adverse Weather
Air Assault Operation limitation due to terrain ✔Correct Answer-availability of suitable LZ/PZs
Air Assault Operations has a limitation a due to initial reliance on ______ ✔Correct Answer-air
re-supply and lines of communication
Air Assault Operation has a limitation due to high _______ ✔Correct Answer-fuel and ammo
consumption rates
What attack is a vulnerability on the PZ/LZ of Air Assault Operations? ✔Correct Answer-
ground, air, or artillery
What attack is an Air Assault Operations vulnerability during movement? ✔Correct Answer-
aircraft or ADA
, What type of weapons attack is an Air Assault Operations vulnerability. ✔Correct Answer-
CBRN
Air Assault Operations has tactical employment that allows friendly forces to mass or shift
_____ ✔Correct Answer-combat power rapidly
Tactical Employment of Air Assault Operations when enemy forces don't expect it ✔Correct
Answer-use of surprise
Tactical Employment of Air Assault Operations affords ✔Correct Answer-flexibility. mobility,
speed
Tactical Employment of Air Assault Operations allows friendly forces to gain and maintain _____
✔Correct Answer-initiative
Nucleus of the Air Assault Task Force ✔Correct Answer-Infantry
Infantry, Aviation, Artillery, Engineer, Air Defense Artillery, Military Intelligence, Reserve Forces,
Combat Support ✔Correct Answer-8 individual units of the Air Assault Task Force
aviation that provides tactical mobility for troops, equipment, and weapon systems by internal
and external loads; aerial re-supply by internal and external loads; and back-up medical
evacuation ✔Correct Answer-Assault
aviation that protects lift helicopters from the PZ/LZ; suppress enemy ADA and other weapons;
provides prepatory fires in the vicinity of LZs or objectives ✔Correct Answer-Attack
aviation that provides recon of PZ, flight routes, LZ, and objectives; screens forward of ground
forces to provide limited security and early warning; provides downed aircraft security
✔Correct Answer-Reconnaissance
aviation that provides movement of artillery, vehicles, supplies, and personnel from secured PZ
to secured LZ ✔Correct Answer-Assault Support
Suppression of enemy air defense along flight routes and in the vicinity of LZs; Landing Zone
preparation by artillery raids ✔Correct Answer-Artillery
Construct and improve PZ/LZs; construct expedient counter-mobility obstacles; help infantry
build fighting positions; emplace/breach obstacles and minefields ✔Correct Answer-Engineer
Provides point defense of high value locations including PZ/LZs, objective areas, and helicopter
rearm-refuel points; provides direct fires for ground defense ✔Correct Answer-Air Defense
Artillery
