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Question 1
What is the usable length of the control cable on the EPP?
Correct Answer:
100 feet
Explanation:
Usable length is the portion of the control cable that can actually be pulled to operate the mechanism, after you account for what’s inside housings, fittings, and attachments. For the EPP, that usable portion is specified as 100 feet, which gives enough reach to actuate the control reliably while keeping the excess cable stored and out of the way. If the length were shorter, you might not be able to reach the needed actuation range in all situations; if longer, the extra slack could cause inconsistent tension or snag hazards, reducing control precision. So 100 feet is the design-working length for effective and safe operation.
Question 2
What is the definition of the joint brevity term FEET DRY?
Correct Answer:
Aircraft is flying over land
Explanation:
FEET DRY is a joint brevity term that communicates the aircraft is over land, i.e., it has reached dry land rather than remaining over water. This quick status cue helps pilots and controllers know whether the aircraft is on land or over the sea, which matters for searches, land-based operations, and emergency plans. If an aircraft were over water, the term used would reflect that status, while distress would be indicated by a separate distress call. Saying the aircraft is over the surface is too vague and does not specify land versus water.
Question 3
SM 4 includes which combination of capabilities?
Correct Answer:
CM/ABT/TBM/Self
Explanation:
SM 4 is designed to bring together the system’s full set of functions. It includes CM, ABT, TBM, and Self capabilities—the complete combination. So the best answer is the one that lists all four, because SM 4 is the most capable configuration and is intended to handle the full spectrum of operations. The other options omit at least one capability, so they don’t fully describe SM 4.
Question 4
True/False: If you manually emplace the radar can you auto-employ the launchers?
Correct Answer:
False
Explanation:
Automatic engagement of the launchers depends on the fire-control system having a valid tracked target and firing solution, and being in auto mode. Merely placing the radar by hand doesn't establish that engagement loop or enable the launchers to fire automatically. You must complete the engagement sequence—get a track, compute the firing solution, and enable auto mode—before auto-employ would occur. So the statement is not correct.
Question 5
An ABML 5 describes an intermediate air battle.
Correct Answer:
False
Explanation:
ABML numbers map to how the air battle is described at different levels of detail or stages, not to the idea of “intermediate.” The statement that ABML 5 describes an intermediate air battle isn’t consistent with the standard mappings, so it’s not correct. In other words, ABML 5 is used for a description that is not the intermediate phase, whereas the intermediate air battle would be characterized at a different ABML level or in a different descriptor. If you’re studying this topic, review how each ABML level is defined so you can match the description to the correct ABML number rather than assuming a particular phase corresponds to a specific number.
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