Simulator sickness
Alcohol
Immunizations
Local anesthesia
SAIL
12 hrs
General anesthesia
48 hrs
Blood donations greater than 200cc
72 hrs
Plasma
Hypobaric chamber >25,000 ft
SCUBA
24 hrs
Centrifuge runs
6 hrs
Aviator currency =
60 days
Helicopters can reduce visibility minimum by ______% but not less than _______
50
1/4
Visibility minimum for copter approaches is ....
Not authorized
Weather void time is...
Hour and a half after being received
VFR weather mins for class C and D
3 sm
500 below
1000 above
2000 horizontal
1 3 6 rule
...
Hypoxic hypoxia
Not enough oxygen in the air
Hypemic Hypoxia
Reduction in bloods oxygen carrying capacity
Stagnant hypoxia
Inadequate circulation
Histotoxic hypoxia
Interference with the body's use of oxygen by the body's tissues (alcohol, smoking, etc)
Types of spatial disorientation
Recognized
Unrecognized
Incapacitating
Definition of terrain flight
a tactic that uses terrain, vegetation, and manmade objects to mask aircraft from visual optical, thermal and electronic detection systems
What are the hazards to terrain flight
Physical (natural, man made)
Weather
Human
MTO
Unit firing
Changes to CFF
# of rounds
Target #
Time of flight
Aerial Observation stadars
Detect
Identify
Locate
Report
Aerial Observation-factors affecting detection
Weather
Altitude
Airspeed
Terrain
Cues
Human
Aerial Observation-visual cues
Movement
Color
Light
Obvious sightings
Shadows/shapes
Smoke/dust
Trails/texture
Aerial Observation techniques
Motive
Stationary
Side scan
What is the motive aerial observation technique
Operating at terrain flight altitudes greater than 10 KIAS
Non-Observation sector and the observation work sector
What is the stationary aerial observation technique
NOE altitudes
Hovering in concealed position
Scan immediate front then out by 50m increments
What is the side scan aerial observation technique
Above 100ft AGL at cruise speeds
Loki g for obvious sightings
Define area recon
form of reconnaissance that focuses on obtaining detailed information about the terrain or enemy activity within a prescribed area
PERMISSIVE
Danger Close for mortars and artillery
Within 600m of friendly troops
Danger close for naval guns 5 inches and smaller
750m
Danger Close for naval guns bigger than 5 inches
1000m
Danger Close for naval 16 inch ICM
...
Simulator sickness
Alcohol
Immunizations
Local anesthesia
SAIL
12 hrs
General anesthesia
48 hrs
Blood donations greater than 200cc
72 hrs
Plasma
Hypobaric chamber >25,000 ft
SCUBA
24 hrs
Centrifuge runs
6 hrs
Aviator currency =
60 days
Helicopters can reduce visibility minimum by ______% but not less than _______
50
1/4
Visibility minimum for copter approaches is ....
Not authorized
Weather void time is...
Hour and a half after being received
VFR weather mins for class C and D
3 sm
500 below
1000 above
2000 horizontal
1 3 6 rule
...
Hypoxic hypoxia
Not enough oxygen in the air
Hypemic Hypoxia
Reduction in bloods oxygen carrying capacity
Stagnant hypoxia
Inadequate circulation
Histotoxic hypoxia
Interference with the body's use of oxygen by the body's tissues (alcohol, smoking, etc)
Types of spatial disorientation
Recognized
Unrecognized
Incapacitating
Definition of terrain flight
a tactic that uses terrain, vegetation, and manmade objects to mask aircraft from visual optical, thermal and electronic detection systems
What are the hazards to terrain flight
Physical (natural, man made)
Weather
Human
MTO
Unit firing
Changes to CFF
# of rounds
Target #
Time of flight
Aerial Observation stadars
Detect
Identify
Locate
Report
Aerial Observation-factors affecting detection
Weather
Altitude
Airspeed
Terrain
Cues
Human
Aerial Observation-visual cues
Movement
Color
Light
Obvious sightings
Shadows/shapes
Smoke/dust
Trails/texture
Aerial Observation techniques
Motive
Stationary
Side scan
What is the motive aerial observation technique
Operating at terrain flight altitudes greater than 10 KIAS
Non-Observation sector and the observation work sector
What is the stationary aerial observation technique
NOE altitudes
Hovering in concealed position
Scan immediate front then out by 50m increments
What is the side scan aerial observation technique
Above 100ft AGL at cruise speeds
Loki g for obvious sightings
Define area recon
form of reconnaissance that focuses on obtaining detailed information about the terrain or enemy activity within a prescribed area
PERMISSIVE
Danger Close for mortars and artillery
Within 600m of friendly troops
Danger close for naval guns 5 inches and smaller
750m
Danger Close for naval guns bigger than 5 inches
1000m
Danger Close for naval 16 inch ICM
...