Weapons
Self-Test
SELF-TEST
INTRODUCTION—GRADING
1.
If you have four hits at 150 ft, 60 ft, 200 ft, and 20 ft, and a hit in the next county 3/4 mi away, what
is your CEP?
ANSWER: 150 ft
PREPARATION—DETERMINING DELIVERY DATA
2.
What is the sight depression angle for a 30-degree delivery of bombs with a release altitude of 3,000
ft AGL and a release airspeed of 450 KTAS?
ANSWER: 126
3.
What is the weapon time of fall (TOF) if you drop a Mk 76 bomb in a 10-degree dive, release altitude
1,000 ft AGL and release airspeed 450 KTAS?
ANSWER: 5.0
PREPARATION—COMPUTING OFFSET AIMPOINT
4.
Where is your offset aimpoint if you have a 10-kt wind at release altitude and a 7-sec time of fall?
ANSWER: 119 ft from the bull
PRACTICE ORDNANCE—PREFLIGHT INSPECTION OF ORDNANCE
5.
Bombs should show no movement at all if shaken. True or false?
ANSWER: False. Bombs should show slight movement if shaken.
6.
Should the pigtail (cannon plug) to the PMBR be connected or disconnected at preflight?
ANSWER: Connected. It should be disconnected from the rocket launcher.
7.
Where is the EMER JETT button located?
ANSWER: On the LH instrument panel (forward and aft cockpit)
EN ROUTE PROCEDURES
8.
All flight members acknowledge the range controller’s information. True or false?
ANSWER: False. Only Lead acknowledges.
TARGET PATTERN PROCEDURES—BREAKUP
9.
The flight continues over the target on its course from base. True or false?
ANSWER: False. The flight flies over the target on the run-in heading.
TARGET PATTERN PROCEDURES—THE 30-DEGREE PATTERN
10. What are the weather minimums for the 30-degree pattern?
ANSWER: 8,500/5
TARGET PATTERN PROCEDURES—FLYING THE PATTERN
11. How does a shallower than usual AOB or less g affect the distance to abeam?
ANSWER: Lengthens, increases, makes it greater, etc.
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