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- 1. Multiple Choice
What are the two types of Fire Support Coordination Measures?
Permissive or Restrictive
Restricted and Unrestricted
Severely Restricted or Unrestricted
AGADAP and METT-TC
- 2. Multiple Choice
The primary purpose of a______________________ is to facilitate the attack of targets.
restrictive measure
nonrestrictive measure
permissive measure
measure
- 3. Multiple Choice
The establishment of a _________________ imposes certain requirements for specific coordination before the engagement of those targets affected by the measure. Therefore, the primary purpose of a _____________________ is to safeguard friendly forces.
permissive measure/ permissive measure
restrictive measure/restrictive measure
permissive measure/restrictive measure
restrictive measure / permissive measure
- 4. Multiple Choice
An area in which specific restrictions are imposed and in which fires that exceed those restrictions will not be delivered without coordination with the establishing headquarters.
Restrictive Fire Are (RFA)
Airspace Coordination Area
No Fire Area
Coordinated Fire Line
- 5. Multiple Choice
A block of airspace in the target area in which friendly aircraft are reasonable safe from surface fires.
Restrictive Fire Are (RFA)
Airspace Coordination Area
No Fire Area
Coordinated Fire Line
- 6. Multiple Choice
Can be established by using time, lateral separation, or altitude to provide separation between surface-to-surface and air-delivered fires.
Restrictive Fire Are (RFA)
Airspace Coordination Area
No Fire Area
Coordinated Fire Line
- 7. Multiple Choice
An area into which no fires or effects of fires are allowed.
Restrictive Fire Are (RFA)
Airspace Coordination Area
No Fire Area
Coordinated Fire Line
- 8. Multiple Choice
The purpose of the ____________________________is to prohibit fires or their effects in the area. Usually, it is established by a division or corps on identifiable terrain, when possible. Also, it may be located by grid or by a radius (in meters) from a center point. Like other fire support coordinating measures, its location is disseminated through both maneuver and fire support channels to concerned levels.
Restrictive Fire Are (RFA)
Airspace Coordination Area
No Fire Area
Coordinated Fire Line
- 9. Multiple Choice
A line beyond which conventional or improved conventional indirect-fire means (mortars, field artillery, and NGF ships) may fire at any time within the zone of the establishing headquarters without additional coordination.
Restrictive Fire Are (RFA)
Airspace Coordination Area
No Fire Area
Coordinated Fire Line
- 10. Multiple Choice
A target upon which fires are prearranged. The degree of prearrangement varies, but some prior coordination or action has been done to facilitate its engagement. Planned targets may be further subdivided into scheduled, on-call, and priority targets.
Target of Opportunity
Planned Target
Priority Targets
Final Protective Fires
- 11. Multiple Choice
A target that appears during combat and against which no attack has been prearranged.
Target of Opportunity
Planned Target
Priority Targets
Final Protective Fires
- 12. Multiple Choice
A special set of priority targets. They are designed to create a final barrier of steel that keeps the enemy from moving across defensive lines.
Target of Opportunity
Planned Target
Priority Targets
Final Protective Fires
- 13. Multiple Choice
A target the attack of which, when requested, takes priority over all other requests
Target of Opportunity
Planned Target
Priority Targets
Final Protective Fires
- 14. Multiple Choice
Consists of two or more targets upon which simultaneous attack is desired by the maneuver commander.
Series Target
No Fire Area
Group Targets
Coordinate Fire Line
- 15. Multiple Choice
•A series of targets is a number of targets and/or groups of targets planned to be fired in a predetermined time sequence to support a maneuver operation.
Series Target
No Fire Area
Group Targets
Coordinate Fire Line
- 16. Multiple Choice
The principal element of the company fire support matrix.
Airspace Coordination Area
Target List Worksheet
METT-TC
Fire Support Task
- 17. Multiple Choice
A document which facilitates fire planning by the fire support coordinator. It is a preliminary/preplanned listing of all targets and their descriptions from which the FSO can select and refine the plan.
Airspace Coordination Area
Target List Worksheet
METT-TC
Fire Support Task
- 18. Multiple Choice
Target List Worksheet
Airspace Coordination Area
Target List Worksheet
DA Form 4655-R
Fire Support Task
- 19. Multiple Choice
Fire Support Planning
FM 6-20-40
Target List Worksheet
DA Form 4655-R
Fire Support Task
- 20. Multiple Choice
The best class to be in.
Class 56
Class 57
Class 58
Class 59
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