HGST

Target Neutralization is the standard for rocket engagements. Target Neutralization is an engagement that causes _____________ in the target effective area.

The Four types of ballistics influencing projectiles fired from helicopters are____,____,____,___. Each type produces _____, Which is the degree that projectiles vary in range and deflection about a target.

Firing rockets at a forward airspeed ______ provides a favorable relative wind, which helps to ___________. When a rocket is fired from a hovering helicopter, the favorable relative wind is replaced by an unfavorable and turbulent wind causing by rotor wash.

______ deals with characteristics that influence the motion of the projectile as it moves along its trajectory

when viewed from the rea, most projectiles spin in a _______ direction. Spinning projectiles act like a gyroscope and exhibit gyroscopic precession. This effect causes the projectile to move to the _____ this is the horizontal plane gyroscopic effect. As the range to target increases, projectile drift ______.

The effect of wind on a projectile in flight is ________.

When firing into a crosswind, the gunner must aim _____ so that the ___ ____ the projectile back to the target. Firing into the wind or downwind __________ in azimuth but will require ____ ___.

Max Error is induced by rotor down wash when the weapon system is fired from and aircraft hovering _____

For off-axis shots within +90 degrees of the heading of the Helicopter, trajectory shift causes the round to hit Left or Right of the target. to correct for trajectory shift, the gunner ____ ___ ____.

Trajectory Shift and Projectile drift combine to constitute the _______. When targets are on the left, the effects to drifts and shift compound each other; both cause the round to move _____.

The amount that a projectile jumps is proportional to its initial yaw. Firing to the right produces a ____ jump ; firing to the left produces an ____ jump.

Unlike a bullet the CG of a rocket is in front of the center of pressure.As the rocket propellant burns, the CG moves ___ ___. The fins of the rocket cause the center of pressure to follow the CG.

When a pilot Flies a Helicopter out of trim--either horizontally or vertically or both --the change in the crosswind component deflects the rocket as it leaves the launcher. Because the rocket is accelerating as it leaves the launcher, the force acting upon the fins causes the nose _______.

A vertical out of trim condition results from _________.

To Maintain a vertical trim condition, the pilot must __ _ ___ __ ___ that will produce the desired airspeed and altitude.

Terminal Ballistics describes the chracteristics and effects of the projectiles ____

Weapons fired with a ___ ___ of impact produce fragmentation patterns that are ____ ___. A projectile fired from NOE altitudes at the midrange of the weapon froms ___ ___ ___, with the projectile impacting at ___ ____.

The Articulating pylons address angular rates in the pitch axis up to ____ ____ ___.

The M789 HEDP is an _____ and ____ round.

Fragmentation of the projectile body also occurs that can produce antipersonnel effects within a __ ____.

The _____ __ is an antipersonnel, anti material warhead

What is the bursting radius of the M151 HE ____, but can produce a lethality radius of more than _____.

The _____(white phosphorous) is used for target marking and_____ purposes.

What are the gimble limits of the PNVS/TADS

what is the fixed gun limits?

What are the gun limits?

Muzzle Velocity

The Max effective range is of the gun is?

What is the gun Duty Cycle?

The parameters of the Dynamic Harm?

The limits of the Rocket Pylons?

Range of the Mk66 motor?

Danger close for the 30mm?

Danger close for the 2.75 HE rockets?

Danger Close for the 2.75 Flechette mk255?

Danger close for the AGM-114 hellfire?

The Maximum velocity of the hellfire?

When does the hellfire missle arm?

What is the Gimbal limit for the Hellfire?

What are the four firing Techniques?

What are the Negative factors when illuminating TGTs?

time of flight for the 30mm
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the 30mm HEDP can produce anti-personnel effects within a ___ meter radius and penetrate  more than __inches of RHA at ___meters.

Danger Close Standing for the 30MM

What is the max ballistic solution of the 30mm

Max effective range of the 30mm

Maximum effective range for MK66 rockets is ______

Caution for the MK-66 Do Not fire at a hover or low a/s less that__ft agl and all other flt conditions of __ft AGL is not Authorized

When firing rkts from a hover, at ranges beyond ____meters, pitch attitude changes (nose-up) may have to be made to meet firing constraints

Burst radius of the M151 10lbs and the lethality?

the flechette warhead detonates ___meters before the predetermined range set by the rocket management system

min range to Target when firing flechette rockets is ___meters. the effective range is __to__km

flechettes can penetrate __mm of mild steel (truck  body) at approximately ___m

in internal boresight prior to any firing of the laser___or ____ when tads is used at the imagery sensor

It is recommended that an internal boresight be accomplished ___ times every __ hours, or __ every ___ and __mins

=or<___c and average optics temp changes by >c  or
>__c and average optics temp changes by>__c

When using LMC, ensure an accurate ___ ___ must be maintained to ease in tracking

time of flight for the hellfire at 70
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The FCR is capable of detecting from __ to __1023 tgts in the GTM and RMAP modes

FCR moving Targets symbols become stale after ___sec and stationary target symbols become stale after __sec

The FCR will provide reliable data while maneuvering up to ___degrees in roll and___degrees to ___degrees in pitch

Priority scheme __ IS airborne and Stationary ground targets

Priority scheme __ stationary Ground

Priority scheme __airborne and moving ground targets