MACCS Training: Airspace Control, Identification, and Electronic Capabilitie
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1. What is the purpose of To identify, see, and maintain continuous communication with aircraft
positive control? to pass instruction.
2. What is an area defense A set boundary where we should be able to identify aircraft before
identification zone (ADIZ)? entering airspace and switch from procedural to positive control.
3. What are control points? Control points indicate the area where the aircraft is located, such
as during refueling, and notify when they enter or intercept our
airspace.
4. What is an airspace con- An assigned area where we can maintain positive control.
trol area?
5. What are ingress and Ingress is the entry route for aircraft, while egress is the exit route;
egress routes? both need tracking to avoid altitude issues or collisions.
6. What is a minimum risk A pre-set safety route for emergency situations.
route?
7. What is the purpose of To determine if an aircraft is friendly or hostile using various modes.
Identify Friend or Foe
(IFF)?
8. What does the Air Tasking It outlines the mission details, including the aircraft involved and the
Order (ATO) outline? mission's start and end times.
9. How do ID criteria and The Rules of Engagement (ROE) dictate how we react in combat
ROE relate? scenarios, while ID criteria guide the identification process.
10. Where are ROE and Identi- In annex E of the OPORDER.
fication Criteria located?
11. To verify aircraft using encryption and decryption.
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jpumer
1. What is the purpose of To identify, see, and maintain continuous communication with aircraft
positive control? to pass instruction.
2. What is an area defense A set boundary where we should be able to identify aircraft before
identification zone (ADIZ)? entering airspace and switch from procedural to positive control.
3. What are control points? Control points indicate the area where the aircraft is located, such
as during refueling, and notify when they enter or intercept our
airspace.
4. What is an airspace con- An assigned area where we can maintain positive control.
trol area?
5. What are ingress and Ingress is the entry route for aircraft, while egress is the exit route;
egress routes? both need tracking to avoid altitude issues or collisions.
6. What is a minimum risk A pre-set safety route for emergency situations.
route?
7. What is the purpose of To determine if an aircraft is friendly or hostile using various modes.
Identify Friend or Foe
(IFF)?
8. What does the Air Tasking It outlines the mission details, including the aircraft involved and the
Order (ATO) outline? mission's start and end times.
9. How do ID criteria and The Rules of Engagement (ROE) dictate how we react in combat
ROE relate? scenarios, while ID criteria guide the identification process.
10. Where are ROE and Identi- In annex E of the OPORDER.
fication Criteria located?
11. To verify aircraft using encryption and decryption.
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