Benning National Guard WTU Air Assault Phase 1 Practice Test

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• Why is coordination with the helicopter crew essential when assessing a landing zone?
• Which of the following is NOT a Chalk Leader duty?
• Which of the following lists the content of the 9-LINE MEDEVAC correctly?
• What are the dimensions of an obstacle?
• What is the standard crew for a CH-47?
• Which helicopter has the maximum speed of 170 knots?
• Which dimensions must be determined when establishing a PZ/LZ?
• Which factor from the ten essential steps relates to the terrain surface?
• Line 2 of the 9-LINE MEDEVAC requests what information?
• What is a tag line used during sling-load operations?
• Which of the following is not listed as a factor contributing to aborting an air assault mission?
• What does the Air Mission Brief (AMB) represent?
• Who is the only person authorized to abort an air assault mission?
• What information should you provide during communications checks with the aircraft?
• What FM covers Pathfinder operations?
• Which item is among the ten essential steps during the Selection Phase?
• What should be checked about pallet netting before loading?
• What is the obstacle ratio for marking obstacles?
• Which item is listed as basic equipment for marking an LZ?
• What is the purpose of landing zone markings and lighting for night operations?
• If visibility is reduced during approach, what should be done?
• Which item is explicitly listed as daytime marking equipment for an LZ?
• What is the tensile strength of all litters?
• Which role typically issues commands and maintains the flow of orders through the chain of command during a fast-moving air assault?
• Which option correctly identifies the lines used to get an aircraft into the air for a 9-LINE MEDEVAC, assuming you need only lines 1 through 5?
• What should be inspected on a palletized sling load before flight?
• Which statement best reflects the impact of a well-defined chain of command in air assault operations?
• What do Mascas and Mascal refer to in casualty planning?
• What is the nickname of the OH-13 Sioux?
• Under ACL prior configuration, which of the following is a valid combination of litters and ambulatory patients?
• How is casualty evacuation conducted from an aircraft?
• For a UH-60, the maximum litters under normal ACL is which of the following?
• What is the role of a ground guide during air assault operations?
• What are the 4 Rs?
• What does 'break contact' mean in air assault operations?
• Which TDP size corresponds to UH-1?
• What hazards does rotor downwash create and how should personnel respond?
• In a coordinated air assault, which element is most directly supported by a clear chain of command?
• Which slope allows all A/C to land?
• What is the Field Manual for Aero Medical Evacuation?
• Which set lists the missions of the AH-1W Super Cobra?
• Where should ground personnel position themselves during aircraft approach and departure?
• What is the normal ACL for UH-1V aero medical operations (litters and ambulatory)?
• The Air Mission Brief (AMB) is defined as what?
• Describe the three-point contact rule when boarding or exiting a UH-60 helicopter.
• What does a hold signal from a ground guide mean during sling-load operations?
• What is the ambulatory ACL for CH-47D/F Chinook?
• When configuring the inverted "Y" for marking a night PZ/LZ, what is the distance between the directional light and the base light?
• What is the primary objective of Air Assault operations?
• Why is reading terrain features important during land navigation?
• How do you determine if a landing zone is suitable for a helicopter?
• Which is NOT a TDP size listed?
• In ACL normal configuration, how many litters and ambulatory patients can be carried?
• Which set correctly lists the missions of the AH-64D Apache?
• What is the basic aero medical evacuation mission abbreviated as DAME?
• What is the correct way to maintain three-point contact when entering a helicopter from a rear ramp?
• In Close Combat Attack (CCA), what is the final step described as Battle Damage Assessment?
• What is the proper action if a sling line becomes snagged on terrain?
• Terrain association involves matching ground features with map features to determine your position and route.
• Which statement best describes the proper approach around the tail rotor area?
• Line 3 of the 9-LINE MEDEVAC lists the number of patients by precedence. Which categories are included?
• What is the lowest level with assets for an Air Assault Operation?
• Which of the following are the three phases of PZ/LZ Operations?
• What is the correct action if a casualty is encountered during ground operations?
• Which option correctly lists the UH-1H’s exits, aid kits, and extinguishers?
• How many steps are involved in establishing a PZ/LZ?
• What are the proper approach directions for UH-60, UH-1H, and CH-47?
• Why is proper rigging important for palletized loads?
• How should you react to contact during an air assault operation?
• Which of the following is a factor when choosing a helicopter landing zone?
• What is the ground slope formula?
• What is the ACL Prior Notification for the UH-60?
• What is the OH-58 maximum speed?
• What is the prior ACL for UH-1V (litters or ambulatory)?
• What should you do if weather worsens during approach?
• During night operations, what is the distance between aircraft in flight?
• What is the role of the safety zones in military helicopter operations?
• Which is NOT one of the five steps to control Close Combat Attack (CCA)?
• Which formation provides unrestricted fire?
• What is the flight time of the AH-64D?
• What is derived from H-Hour?
• What is the consequence of not following the chain of command during air assault operations?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a gain from tactical air assault employment?
• Who is the 'nucleus' of the Air Assault Task Force (AATF)?
• What is the LUH-72 cargo hook and gross weight?
• Which TDP size corresponds to 125m sling using long lines?
• Who is overall responsible for the mission?
• What is the sling load capacity for UH-60L/M variants?
• What is the role of the point man in an air assault patrol?
• What is the ACL of all litters?
• How are medics assigned to a CH-47?
• For Aeromedical Evacuation, which scenario describes the CH-47 configuration of 16 ambulatory and 12 litter?
• What is the maximum airspeed for the OH-58D Kiowa Warrior?
• Which of the following is a Platoon Sergeant duty?
• Which of the following is NOT a duty of the Platoon Leader?
• Which of the following is a factor that could contribute to aborting an air assault mission?
• GLALS stands for which set of planning elements in the correct order?
• For the HH-60M aero medical mission under prior ACL, how many litters or ambulatory can be carried?
• Which navigation technique involves checking the direction back to your starting point to verify your course?
• Which description best reflects how to report a load problem to the flight crew?
• What is the proper procedure for entering a helicopter with a rear ramp?
• Must you go to the 'Hover' visual signal before issuing the 'Hookup Complete' signal?
• How many Red Cross markings are on a UH-60Q and HH-60 MEDEVAC?
• Line 7 of the 9-LINE MEDEVAC addresses what?
• Which is the smallest TDP size?
• Which item from the ten essential steps explicitly addresses obstacles in the landing area?
• What is the correct approach to a UH-60A/L/M Blackhawk?
• How can you ensure a night landing zone is obstacle-free?
• During approach, what is a ground guide's primary responsibility?
• Which term best describes mission command?
• What is the recommended approach when piloting a CH-47D/F Chinook?
• Which helicopter is primarily tasked with anti-armor missions?
• What is a safety reason to secure loose gear before approaching the aircraft?
• To report a problem with a load to the flight crew, which method should you use?
• Which of the following is a Platoon Sergeant duty?
• What is the tensile strength of the Jungle Forest Penetrator?
• During pre-flight checks, which outcome is produced by the briefing?
• What basic land-navigation skill is essential for Air Assault Phase 1?
• If weather worsens during approach, what should you do?
• What is the key point of a close combat attack?
• What is one of the feedback types the pilot expects from the AATF when a target is missed?
• Which outcome is most expected when the chain of command is well exercised in an air assault?
• What is the purpose of land-navigation training in Air Assault Phase 1?
• How should you behave during ground-to-air exercises to ensure safety?
• Which statement is true about the Chalk Leader responsibilities?
• Which option correctly lists the maximum speeds for OH-58, AH-64, UH-60, and CH-47?
• In obstacle marking, the ratio used is which of the following?
• Which statement best describes the proper sequence for casualty evacuation from an aircraft?
• Why is wind and weather information critical for air assault planning?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five elements of Tactical Employment?
• What is the purpose of personal protective equipment during air assault training?
• How many lines are in the 9-LINE MEDEVAC format?
• What is ambulatory versus litter in MEDEVAC terms?
• Which of the following is NOT a duty of the Platoon Sergeant?
• How should you position your body when stepping into a windy helicopter?
• Which sequence contains the five stages of the reverse planning sequence in the correct order (GLALS)?
• Which statement is true regarding Red Cross markings on UH-1V and CH-47?
• What are the three methods in the Controlling Phase?
• What is the lowest level at which an Air Assault Operation can be planned or coordinated?
• Why is securing loose gear a safety priority before approaching the aircraft?
• Which navigation step is used to verify your position by checking the direction back to your starting point?
• Which option is a comprehensive common cause of sling-load failure?
• What is the LUH-72 ACL?
• What is the hoist cable length for the HH-60A/L/M MEDEVAC?
• Which statement correctly matches the fast-speed payload and its speed for the utility hoist?
• What is the CH-47 dual hook capacity?
• How many litters can the LUH-72 accommodate with medical crew?
• What is the loading time for light infantry?
• Which two Lines of the 9-LINE MEDEVAC have both COMBAT and PEACETIME uses?
• During planning, how does the chain of command influence task allocation?
• What is the purpose of a sling-load load plan?
• What is the flight time of the UH-60A/L/M Blackhawk?
• What is the time limit for urgent precedence orders?
• Which statement best describes the chain of command in air assault operations?
• Which of the following describe the advantages of aero medical evacuation?
• Which helicopter has 10 exits, 7 aid kits, and 3 extinguishers?
• Which role is primarily concerned with maintaining the line of command and disseminating orders during air assault?
• What is the reference for Air Assault Operations?
• Which aircraft's mission includes Armed Escort along with anti-armor, Close Air Support, and Air-to-Air Combat?
• Which statement best describes how center-of-gravity control affects flight?
• How can you minimize light and noise signatures during night operations?
• A failure in which aspect undermines the chain of command during air assault operations?
• Which of the following is the correct order for establishing a PZ/LZ?
• What is the UH-60's ACL with seats and without seats?
• Why is pace count used in land navigation?
• What is the Field Manual for Aircraft Orientation?
• Which of the following is a common cause of sling-load failure?
• Which two casualty extraction methods are described, and what is a key condition for the landing zone for each?
• Which helicopter type requires 1 medic per 6 casualties rather than a fixed medic count?
• Why is a preflight safety briefing important?
• In navigation, which statement best describes the purpose of a back azimuth?
• Which guidance is followed around engine intakes during ground operations?
• Which statement about slopes of 15+ degrees is true?
• How should weapons be treated on the ground during air assault operations?
• Which statement correctly describes three points of contact when mounting a UH-60?
• What is the primary method for estimating distance when navigating without GPS?
• During air assault operation planning, the chain of command is responsible for which of the following?
• Which TDP size corresponds to 100m-sling and unknown A/C?
• A key practice to maintain effective chain of command during fast-paced air operations is to ensure what?
• In Aero Medical UH-60Q operations, what is the standard crew configuration?
• What signals do ground personnel use to guide a helicopter during approach?
• Can a Close Combat Attack (CCA) be conducted without positive identification of friendly and enemy forces by both the ground and aviation commander prior to attack aviation aircraft opening fire?
• Which statement best describes the difference between air assault operations and air movement operations?
• Why is repeated drills essential in Air Assault Phase 1?
• How should you respond if a sling line becomes snagged on terrain?
• What is the primary use of Kendrick's Extrication Device?
• For Aero medical HH-60M, what is the crew size and ACL under normal and prior conditions?
• How many Red Cross markings are on a UH-1V?
• Which option best describes the purpose of maintaining stealth and spacing during an air assault patrol?
• What is the fast-speed ACL payload and its speed for the utility hoist?
• How many exits, aid kits, and fire extinguishers are equipped on UH-1H, UH-60, and CH-47?
• What is the impact of wind on helicopter hover performance and load stability?
• What are the three steps of the controlling phase?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four visual signals that do not require a Hover?
• Before attaching a load to a helicopter, which item should be verified?
• What is the lowest level with a command headquarters to execute an Air Assault Operation?
• Which is a capability of Combat Assault?
• What is the cargo hook capacity for UH-60 family helicopters?
• Loading time for heavy infantry?
• Under the chain of command, who typically communicates intent and priorities to subordinate units during air assault operations?
• During Air Assault Phase 1, repeated drills help build muscle memory, safety discipline, and confidence in high-risk procedures.
• What is the slow-speed ACL payload and speed for the utility hoist?
• What are the three terrain flight modes?
• Which is a common effect of improper rigging on a sling-load?
• In ACL prior configuration, what is a valid combination of litters and ambulatory patients?
• If you lose visual contact with the helicopter after movement begins, what should you do?
• What is a best practice for palletized load rigging safety?
• What is a key safety precaution around engine intakes?
• Which aircraft variant has an ambulatory ACL of 31?
• Which of the following is NOT a method in the Controlling Phase?
• What is the flight time consideration for PZ to SP and RP to LZ?
• What is the ACL Normal Configuration for the UH-60?
• Which of the following is a limitation of Combat Assault?
• What is the primary purpose of the chain of command during air assault training and operations?
• What is the maximum gross weight of the CH-47D/F Chinook?
• Which colors will not be used to mark a night PZ/LZ?
• How many Red Cross markings are on a CH-47?
• What is the aeromedical use and standard ACL of CH-47s when used for Aeromedical Evacuation?
• What is a recommended practice for ensuring a night landing zone is obstacle-free?
• What PPE is required for all air assault operations?
• Which factor in the ten essential steps addresses air density and altitude effects?
• What is the fuel capacity of the large and small pods?
• What does proper center-of-gravity control ensure during sling-load flight?
• Which of the following is a listed mission of the UH-60?
• Which aircraft formation allows for unrestricted fire?
• For Aero medical UH-1V, what is the crew size and ACL under normal and prior conditions?
• What safety practice should you follow around the tail rotor area?
• What is the purpose of designated safety zones during aircraft operations?
• In an emergency landing accident with a helicopter, what should you do?
• What are the CH-47's hook capacities by position?
• Which statement best captures the overall purpose of the chain of command in air assault operations?
• What is the purpose of vehicle sling-load operations?
• What is the OH-13 Sioux known for and what was its initial role?
• During daytime flight operations, what is the recommended distance between two aircraft?
• Which of the following is listed as a vulnerability of Combat Assault?
• What is a PZ and why is it important?
• Which option is NOT one of the seven factors used to select a helicopter landing zone?
• Which action best reflects how the chain of command supports air assault mission planning?
• Which of the following is a sling load related mission for UH-60?
• Which is one of the five elements of Tactical Employment?