CFF FINAL EXAM ACTUAL STUDY TEST GUIDE WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
_____ is the acronym used to execute a quick smoke
LMDirT
What are the 2 types of immediate missions?
suppression, smoke
What are the 4 types of wind direction?
headwind, tailwind, right crosswind, left crosswind
What are the modifiers to the Method of Control for NSFS?
cannot observe, at my command
What are the methods of control for NSFS?
Spotter Adjust, Ship Adjust, FFE
What does DTANNS stand for?
Danger Close, Trajectory, Ammunition, Number of guns, Number of salvos, Special
Instructions
,How many transmissions are in a NSFS CFF?
2
What are the 6 elements of a NSFS CFF in transmission order?
1. Spotter ID, Warning Order
2. Target Location, Target Description, Method of Engagement, Method of Control
What are the 4 components of the MGRS (military grid reference system)?
Grid zone, grid zone designator, 100000 Meter Square ID, actual grid numbers
What dos NGF Ground Spot Net provide?
a means of requesting and adjusting NGF and for passing information between stations
What gun mount does an Arleigh Burke class destroyer have and how many?
one MK45
What gun mount does a Ticonderoga class cruiser have and how many?
two MK45
What are the projectiles associated with NSFS?
, HE, ILLUM, WP
What is the standard trajectory for artillery?
low angle
What information is contained in a FIRECAP?
firing unit call sign, firing unit location, azimuth of fire, number of guns ready to fire
What does an immediate suppression mission require?
Observer ID, Warning order, target location
What is an obscuring smoke used for?
to degrade the enemy's combat effectiveness. This smoke is placed on or near the enemy
to suppress enemy observers and to minimize their vision and/or their ability to command
and control their forces.
What is a screening smoke used for?
to conceal friendly forces, positions, and activities from enemy ground or air observation.
This smoke is normally placed between friendly and enemy forces.
_____ is the acronym used to execute a quick smoke
LMDirT
What are the 2 types of immediate missions?
suppression, smoke
What are the 4 types of wind direction?
headwind, tailwind, right crosswind, left crosswind
What are the modifiers to the Method of Control for NSFS?
cannot observe, at my command
What are the methods of control for NSFS?
Spotter Adjust, Ship Adjust, FFE
What does DTANNS stand for?
Danger Close, Trajectory, Ammunition, Number of guns, Number of salvos, Special
Instructions
,How many transmissions are in a NSFS CFF?
2
What are the 6 elements of a NSFS CFF in transmission order?
1. Spotter ID, Warning Order
2. Target Location, Target Description, Method of Engagement, Method of Control
What are the 4 components of the MGRS (military grid reference system)?
Grid zone, grid zone designator, 100000 Meter Square ID, actual grid numbers
What dos NGF Ground Spot Net provide?
a means of requesting and adjusting NGF and for passing information between stations
What gun mount does an Arleigh Burke class destroyer have and how many?
one MK45
What gun mount does a Ticonderoga class cruiser have and how many?
two MK45
What are the projectiles associated with NSFS?
, HE, ILLUM, WP
What is the standard trajectory for artillery?
low angle
What information is contained in a FIRECAP?
firing unit call sign, firing unit location, azimuth of fire, number of guns ready to fire
What does an immediate suppression mission require?
Observer ID, Warning order, target location
What is an obscuring smoke used for?
to degrade the enemy's combat effectiveness. This smoke is placed on or near the enemy
to suppress enemy observers and to minimize their vision and/or their ability to command
and control their forces.
What is a screening smoke used for?
to conceal friendly forces, positions, and activities from enemy ground or air observation.
This smoke is normally placed between friendly and enemy forces.
