JTAC MQF Test Ver1 NEWEST 2026 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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1. While controlling fighter aircraft, transmit "KNOCK-IT-OFF" when safety of flight is a factor.
a. True
b. False - (answer)a. True
2. Should a pilot encounter a loss of situational awareness (SA) while under JTAC control, the proper
radio transmission is ______________.
a. "TERMINATE"
b. "KNOCK-IT-OFF"
c. "STOP-STOP-STOP"
d. "ABORT-ABORT-ABORT" - (answer)b. "KNOCK-IT-OFF"
3. Aircraft will initiate terminate procedures with a _____________, or with a "TERMINATE" call when
conditions are not appropriate for a wing rock (night, weather, etc.).
a. wing rock
b. 360-degree turn to the left
c. 360-degree turn to the right
d. None of the above - (answer)a. wing rock
4. Aircrews may employ flares and VECP Smokey Devils in a non-government owned or controlled
training area (i.e. MOA) only if the area has an approved AF Form 813, Request for Environmental
Impact Analysis.
a. True
b. False - (answer)a. True
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5. For air-to-surface training, do not conduct simulated attacks against off-range or manned targets with
internally/externally loaded live ordnance or externally loaded heavyweight inert ordnance.
a. True
b. False - (answer)a. True
6. Air-to-Surface training rules require at least ____ visibility minimum for non-AFSOC affiliated fixed
wing aircraft.
a. 1 nm
b. 1.5 nm
c. 3 nm
d. 5 nm - (answer)c. 3 nm
7. If the target area cannot be cleared by any other means on Class B/C ranges, CAS aircrews will
perform a dry-clearing pass/dry first run attack (FRA) before weapons delivery to confirm the target area
is clear of ______________.
a. any other air traffic
b. any birds or marine life
c. smoke, fog or low clouds
d. unauthorized persons or vessels - (answer)d. unauthorized persons or vessels
8. On Class B/C ranges who are authorized sources to ensure the target area is clear?
a. FAC(A)/JTAC
b. Departing flight
c. Range personnel
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d. All of the above - (answer)d. All of the above
9. For a peacetime, night weapons delivery, the non-AFSOC aircraft minimum in-flight visibility for visual
attacks is ______ nm.
a. 10
b. 7
c. 5
d. 2 - (answer)c. 5
10. If non-LEP equipped personnel are in the area to be designated and you are unable to ensure the
absence of personnel using image-magnifying devices (binoculars, telescopes, etc.) in the area to be
designated, LITENING ATP IR pointer employment is restricted to what altitude?
a. 10,000 AGL
b. 14,000 AGL
c. 24,000 AGL
d. 34,000 AGL - (answer)a. 10,000 AGL
11. A NATO FAC that is only NATO Combat Ready Day High and Night High qualified must be under the
direct supervision of a US JTAC instructor to control air strikes in US CAS training.
a. True
b. False - (answer)a. True
12. When using altitude deconfliction a minimum of _______ vertical separation between altitude
blocks is required below 5,000 feet AGL.
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a. 500 feet
b. 500 meters
c. 1,000 feet
d. 1,000 meters - (answer)b. 500 meters
13. What type of operation is defined as CAS/JAAT or FAC(A) sorties flown in support of ground or rotary
wing maneuver units that involve aircraft dropping, firing, and/or expending objects/projectiles, and
involve members of more than one Service?
a. Strategic
b. Joint Live Fire
c. Naval
d. Air-to-Air - (answer)b. Joint Live Fire
14. During joint live fire operations, the following is considered an acceptable safety observer.
a. JTAC
b. FAC(A)
c. ALO
d. All of the above - (answer)d. All of the above
15. For joint live fire operations, the minimum altitude over troops will be ______ feet AGL, minimum
aircrew qualification, local directive minimum, or airspace coordination minimums, whichever is higher.
a. 100
b. 200
c. 300
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW
VERSION!!
1. While controlling fighter aircraft, transmit "KNOCK-IT-OFF" when safety of flight is a factor.
a. True
b. False - (answer)a. True
2. Should a pilot encounter a loss of situational awareness (SA) while under JTAC control, the proper
radio transmission is ______________.
a. "TERMINATE"
b. "KNOCK-IT-OFF"
c. "STOP-STOP-STOP"
d. "ABORT-ABORT-ABORT" - (answer)b. "KNOCK-IT-OFF"
3. Aircraft will initiate terminate procedures with a _____________, or with a "TERMINATE" call when
conditions are not appropriate for a wing rock (night, weather, etc.).
a. wing rock
b. 360-degree turn to the left
c. 360-degree turn to the right
d. None of the above - (answer)a. wing rock
4. Aircrews may employ flares and VECP Smokey Devils in a non-government owned or controlled
training area (i.e. MOA) only if the area has an approved AF Form 813, Request for Environmental
Impact Analysis.
a. True
b. False - (answer)a. True
,JTAC MQF Test Ver1 NEWEST 2026 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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VERSION!!
5. For air-to-surface training, do not conduct simulated attacks against off-range or manned targets with
internally/externally loaded live ordnance or externally loaded heavyweight inert ordnance.
a. True
b. False - (answer)a. True
6. Air-to-Surface training rules require at least ____ visibility minimum for non-AFSOC affiliated fixed
wing aircraft.
a. 1 nm
b. 1.5 nm
c. 3 nm
d. 5 nm - (answer)c. 3 nm
7. If the target area cannot be cleared by any other means on Class B/C ranges, CAS aircrews will
perform a dry-clearing pass/dry first run attack (FRA) before weapons delivery to confirm the target area
is clear of ______________.
a. any other air traffic
b. any birds or marine life
c. smoke, fog or low clouds
d. unauthorized persons or vessels - (answer)d. unauthorized persons or vessels
8. On Class B/C ranges who are authorized sources to ensure the target area is clear?
a. FAC(A)/JTAC
b. Departing flight
c. Range personnel
,JTAC MQF Test Ver1 NEWEST 2026 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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d. All of the above - (answer)d. All of the above
9. For a peacetime, night weapons delivery, the non-AFSOC aircraft minimum in-flight visibility for visual
attacks is ______ nm.
a. 10
b. 7
c. 5
d. 2 - (answer)c. 5
10. If non-LEP equipped personnel are in the area to be designated and you are unable to ensure the
absence of personnel using image-magnifying devices (binoculars, telescopes, etc.) in the area to be
designated, LITENING ATP IR pointer employment is restricted to what altitude?
a. 10,000 AGL
b. 14,000 AGL
c. 24,000 AGL
d. 34,000 AGL - (answer)a. 10,000 AGL
11. A NATO FAC that is only NATO Combat Ready Day High and Night High qualified must be under the
direct supervision of a US JTAC instructor to control air strikes in US CAS training.
a. True
b. False - (answer)a. True
12. When using altitude deconfliction a minimum of _______ vertical separation between altitude
blocks is required below 5,000 feet AGL.
, JTAC MQF Test Ver1 NEWEST 2026 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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VERSION!!
a. 500 feet
b. 500 meters
c. 1,000 feet
d. 1,000 meters - (answer)b. 500 meters
13. What type of operation is defined as CAS/JAAT or FAC(A) sorties flown in support of ground or rotary
wing maneuver units that involve aircraft dropping, firing, and/or expending objects/projectiles, and
involve members of more than one Service?
a. Strategic
b. Joint Live Fire
c. Naval
d. Air-to-Air - (answer)b. Joint Live Fire
14. During joint live fire operations, the following is considered an acceptable safety observer.
a. JTAC
b. FAC(A)
c. ALO
d. All of the above - (answer)d. All of the above
15. For joint live fire operations, the minimum altitude over troops will be ______ feet AGL, minimum
aircrew qualification, local directive minimum, or airspace coordination minimums, whichever is higher.
a. 100
b. 200
c. 300
