HSM MH-60R NATOPS NATOPS
Closed-Book Examination (Aircrew)
A1-H60RA-NFM-000 NTRP 3-22.4-
MH60R EXAM LATEST UPDATED
1. NATOPS publications provide the best available operating instructions
for________. However, no manual can cover every situation or be a
substitute for __________; operational situations may require
modification of the procedures contained therein. Read these products
thoroughly. As an aircrew member, it is your responsibility to have a
__________ knowledge of their contents.
a. most circumstances / sound judgment/complete
b. all situations / sound judgment/complete
c. all circumstances/checklists / thorough
d. every situation / sound judgment / fair - ANSWER a. most
circumstances / sound judgment/complete
2. Which is not a defined change recommendation for NATOPS
changes?
a. Urgent
b. Priority
c. Routine
d. Immediate - ANSWER d. Immediate
3. Revised text is indicated by a ____________________________ in
the outside margin of the page.
a. Black Vertical Line
b. Italicized Font
c. Bold Heading
d. Grey Vertical Line - ANSWER a. Black Vertical Line
4. Explanatory information about an operating procedure, practice, or
condition, etc., that may result in damage to equipment if not carefully
observed or followed.
a. Caution
,b. Warning
c. Advisory
d. Note - ANSWER a. Caution
5. Explanatory information about an operating procedure, practice, or
condition, etc., that may result in injury, death, or loss of aircraft if not
carefully observed or followed.
a. Caution
b. Warning
c. Advisory
d. Note - ANSWER b. Warning
6. Explanatory information about an operating procedure, practice, or
condition, etc., that must be emphasized.
a. Warning
b. Caution
c. Note
d. Memory Item - ANSWER c. Note
7. __________________________________________________ means
extended flight is not recommended. The landing site and duration of
flight are at the discretion of the pilot in command.
a. LAND IMMEDIATELY
b. LAND NOW, NOW, NOW
c. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
d. LAND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE - ANSWER c. LAND AS SOON AS
PRACTICABLE
8. The MH-60R primary missions include _________.
a. SUW, ASW, EW, CC, NCO
b. ASW, SUW, and SAR
c. ASW and SUW
d. ASW, SUW, and SSC. - ANSWER a. SUW, ASW, EW, CC, NCO
9. Secondary missions
include__________________________________, Air Warfare (AW; e.g.
LSF), Health Services (HS; e.g. MEDEVAC), Fleet Support - Operations
,(FS-O; e.g. SAR), ___________________, Logistics (LOG; e.g.
VERTREP), and Naval Special Warfare (NSW).
a. Amphibious Warfare (AMW; e.g. Naval Surface Fire Support),
Intelligence Operations (INT; e.g. ISR)
b. Amphibious Warfare (AMW; e.g. Naval Surface Fire Support), Non-
Combat Operations (NCO)
c. Community Relations (COMREL), Combat Search and Rescue
(CSAR)
d. Non Combat Operations (NCO), Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR)
- ANSWER a. Amphibious Warfare (AMW; e.g. Naval Surface Fire
Support), Intelligence Operations (INT; e.g. ISR)
10. _________________________ significantly reduces the field of view
and the success rate of obtaining visual contact with a survivor when
performing SAR lookout duties from the SO window. Due to the visual
restrictions, dedicated SAR missions should consider removal of
__________________________ to enhance probability of
detection/sighting of survivor.
a. Right Hand Extended Pylon / Right Hand Extended Pylon
b. SO Window / SO Window
c. Left Hand Extended Pylon / Left Hand Extended Pylon
d. Instructor Seat / Instructor Seat - ANSWER c. Left Hand Extended
Pylon / Left Hand Extended Pylon
11. Use of the Sonobuoy Launcher Window is __________________.
a. Not recommended
b. Not authorized
c. Prohibited
d. Only authorized for use by the HAC. - ANSWER c. Prohibited
12. The center rear seat shall be removed if _______.
a. SO console seat is installed
b. RAST probe is installed
c. conducting VERTREP
d. answers b and c - ANSWER b. RAST probe is installed
, 13. The Simula seat ____________________ be removed during flights
not requiring its use. When installed the Simula seat creates an egress
hazard for the aircrewman.
a. Will
b. May
c. Shall
d. Should - ANSWER d. Should
14. The primary passenger seat is the _____ seat position during single-
passenger flights.
a. Rescue
b. Instructor
c. Sensor operator
d. Troop - ANSWER b. Instructor
15. The center rear seat ______ be removed if RAST probe is installed.
The RAST probe prevents proper stroking of the seat in the event of a
crash.
a. Will
b. Shall
c. Should
d. May - ANSWER b. Shall
16. All essential engine electrical functions are powered by the
_________________. The engine_________________ contains
separate windings providing ac power to the ignitor assembly, DECU,
and Ng signal to the vertical instruments.
a. ECS
b. Alternator
c. DECU
d. APU GEN - ANSWER b. Alternator
17. The __________ attenuates the magnitude and reduces the duration
of the peak vibratory loads produced by the main rotor at the main rotor
blade passage vibration frequency.
a. Hydraulic Dampers
b. Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS)
c. Active Vibration Control System (AVCS)
Closed-Book Examination (Aircrew)
A1-H60RA-NFM-000 NTRP 3-22.4-
MH60R EXAM LATEST UPDATED
1. NATOPS publications provide the best available operating instructions
for________. However, no manual can cover every situation or be a
substitute for __________; operational situations may require
modification of the procedures contained therein. Read these products
thoroughly. As an aircrew member, it is your responsibility to have a
__________ knowledge of their contents.
a. most circumstances / sound judgment/complete
b. all situations / sound judgment/complete
c. all circumstances/checklists / thorough
d. every situation / sound judgment / fair - ANSWER a. most
circumstances / sound judgment/complete
2. Which is not a defined change recommendation for NATOPS
changes?
a. Urgent
b. Priority
c. Routine
d. Immediate - ANSWER d. Immediate
3. Revised text is indicated by a ____________________________ in
the outside margin of the page.
a. Black Vertical Line
b. Italicized Font
c. Bold Heading
d. Grey Vertical Line - ANSWER a. Black Vertical Line
4. Explanatory information about an operating procedure, practice, or
condition, etc., that may result in damage to equipment if not carefully
observed or followed.
a. Caution
,b. Warning
c. Advisory
d. Note - ANSWER a. Caution
5. Explanatory information about an operating procedure, practice, or
condition, etc., that may result in injury, death, or loss of aircraft if not
carefully observed or followed.
a. Caution
b. Warning
c. Advisory
d. Note - ANSWER b. Warning
6. Explanatory information about an operating procedure, practice, or
condition, etc., that must be emphasized.
a. Warning
b. Caution
c. Note
d. Memory Item - ANSWER c. Note
7. __________________________________________________ means
extended flight is not recommended. The landing site and duration of
flight are at the discretion of the pilot in command.
a. LAND IMMEDIATELY
b. LAND NOW, NOW, NOW
c. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
d. LAND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE - ANSWER c. LAND AS SOON AS
PRACTICABLE
8. The MH-60R primary missions include _________.
a. SUW, ASW, EW, CC, NCO
b. ASW, SUW, and SAR
c. ASW and SUW
d. ASW, SUW, and SSC. - ANSWER a. SUW, ASW, EW, CC, NCO
9. Secondary missions
include__________________________________, Air Warfare (AW; e.g.
LSF), Health Services (HS; e.g. MEDEVAC), Fleet Support - Operations
,(FS-O; e.g. SAR), ___________________, Logistics (LOG; e.g.
VERTREP), and Naval Special Warfare (NSW).
a. Amphibious Warfare (AMW; e.g. Naval Surface Fire Support),
Intelligence Operations (INT; e.g. ISR)
b. Amphibious Warfare (AMW; e.g. Naval Surface Fire Support), Non-
Combat Operations (NCO)
c. Community Relations (COMREL), Combat Search and Rescue
(CSAR)
d. Non Combat Operations (NCO), Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR)
- ANSWER a. Amphibious Warfare (AMW; e.g. Naval Surface Fire
Support), Intelligence Operations (INT; e.g. ISR)
10. _________________________ significantly reduces the field of view
and the success rate of obtaining visual contact with a survivor when
performing SAR lookout duties from the SO window. Due to the visual
restrictions, dedicated SAR missions should consider removal of
__________________________ to enhance probability of
detection/sighting of survivor.
a. Right Hand Extended Pylon / Right Hand Extended Pylon
b. SO Window / SO Window
c. Left Hand Extended Pylon / Left Hand Extended Pylon
d. Instructor Seat / Instructor Seat - ANSWER c. Left Hand Extended
Pylon / Left Hand Extended Pylon
11. Use of the Sonobuoy Launcher Window is __________________.
a. Not recommended
b. Not authorized
c. Prohibited
d. Only authorized for use by the HAC. - ANSWER c. Prohibited
12. The center rear seat shall be removed if _______.
a. SO console seat is installed
b. RAST probe is installed
c. conducting VERTREP
d. answers b and c - ANSWER b. RAST probe is installed
, 13. The Simula seat ____________________ be removed during flights
not requiring its use. When installed the Simula seat creates an egress
hazard for the aircrewman.
a. Will
b. May
c. Shall
d. Should - ANSWER d. Should
14. The primary passenger seat is the _____ seat position during single-
passenger flights.
a. Rescue
b. Instructor
c. Sensor operator
d. Troop - ANSWER b. Instructor
15. The center rear seat ______ be removed if RAST probe is installed.
The RAST probe prevents proper stroking of the seat in the event of a
crash.
a. Will
b. Shall
c. Should
d. May - ANSWER b. Shall
16. All essential engine electrical functions are powered by the
_________________. The engine_________________ contains
separate windings providing ac power to the ignitor assembly, DECU,
and Ng signal to the vertical instruments.
a. ECS
b. Alternator
c. DECU
d. APU GEN - ANSWER b. Alternator
17. The __________ attenuates the magnitude and reduces the duration
of the peak vibratory loads produced by the main rotor at the main rotor
blade passage vibration frequency.
a. Hydraulic Dampers
b. Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS)
c. Active Vibration Control System (AVCS)
