AVCCC Entrance Exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+

AVCCC Entrance Exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+ 5 Military Aspects of Terrain (OAKOC) - -1. Obstacles 2. Avenues of approach 3. Key Terrain 4. Observations and fields of View 5. Cover and Concealment Para 3-15 ATP 2-01.3 5 Paragraphs of Operations Order - -1. Situation 2. Mission 3. Execution 4. Sustainment 5. Command and Signal Para C-37 FM 6-0 Airborne Assault Planning Sequence - -1. Ground Tactical Plan 2. The Landing Plan 3. The Air movement plan 4. the Marshalling plan. Para 3-10 FM 3-99 Anti Aircraft Artillery - -Weapon systems with the capability to fire exploding rounds of 20mm or greater which use visual, electro-optical (EO), infrared (IR), or radar for acquisition and ballistic solutions that can engage aviation systems up to high altitudes. AAA platforms include: dedicated wheeled and tracked AAA systems, stationary gun emplacements, non-standard (technical) vehicles, and maritime platforms. Para 1-56 FM 3-04 Anti Radiation Munitions ARMs - -ARMs are active homing projectiles designed to detect and home on a radio emission source. Although initially intended for active engagement of emitting radar systems, ARMs may be programmed and used to attack emitters employed on Army Aviation aircraft. ARMs may be employed from threat rotary-wing and FW aircraft, as well as ground and maritime surface platforms to engage aviation systems up to high altitudes. Para 1-56 FM 3-04 Anti Tank Guided Missles ATGMs - -ATGMs are designed to defeat armored vehicles; however, they can also be employed against low, slow flying rotary-wing aircraft. ATGMs typically rely on visual or electro-optical acquisition of the target and are terminally guided by command wire, laser designation, passive EO/IR guidance, or active RF guidance. Para 1-56 FM 3-04 Anti-Helicopter Mines - -Anti-helicopter mines are designed with specific triggering and terminal effects to engage slow flying or hovering helicopters with the same intended purpose as IEDs. Para 1-56 FM 3-04 Characteristics of the Defense - -1. Disruption 2. Flexibility 3. Maneuver 4. Mass and concentration 5. Operations in depth 6. Preparation 7. Security Para 4-3 ADRP 3-90 Characteristics of the Offense - -1. Audacity 2. Concentration 3. Surprise 4. Rapid Tempo