Crew Gunnery Exam Questions
with Correct Answers
What do the acronyms MAT and SIT stand for? - Answer-Moving Armored Target and
Stationary Infantry Target
What is the standard track length in meters for a moving armored target? - Answer-350
meters
Maximum target dispersion is ___ mils. - Answer-400
The ___ and ___ use the caliber .50 machine gun as their primary weapon during all
engagements unless specifically stated otherwise. - Answer-ASV and AAV
Which tasks are degraded for MMG tables? - Answer-4 and 5
What is the ammunition allocation for Table VI for MMG platforms? - Answer-750
rounds of 7.62mm
750 rounds of .50 Caliber
120 rounds of 40mm
LA53 15
LA54 15
For main gun tables which tasks are Change of Weapon System? - Answer-5 and 6
What is the main gun ammunition allocated for Tanks on table VI? - Answer-450 rounds
of 7.62mm
50 rounds of .50 Caliber
10 rounds KE
7 rounds CE
LA53 21
LA54 21
How many RPM's are there for ATGM? - Answer-9
What are the range bands for the ATGM? - Answer-Short < 800 meters
Long > 2500 meters
How many call-for requirements are there and what are they? - Answer-3
Call-for-fire
, Call-for-MEDEVAC/CASEVAC
Call-for-CCA (Close Combat Attack)
Proofing should be accomplished by making sure targets can be viewed through the
_________ _____ throughout the entire exposure time. - Answer-auxiliary sites
Each prerequisite must be completed between ___ and ______ prior to any zero,
screening, sub-caliber, or other live fire event. - Answer-T-6 and T-week
How many night engagements must you qualify on Tables III - VI to pass crew gunnery?
- Answer-One
Who is authorized to waive the prerequisite requirements? - Answer-No one
(units are not authorized to waive prerequisite requirements)
The ___________ is a live fire prerequisite that must be completed prior to executing
any live fire event, including zeroing procedures or Table IV, Basic. - Answer-Gunnery
Skills Test (GST)
Table III, Proficiency is a single vehicle course that is designed to what? - Answer-
Evaluate the crews ability to engage stationary and moving targets placed in a tactical
array from a stationary and moving vehicle; during both day and limited visibility
conditions.
Table VI falls under the ________ _____________ ________ to be qualified. - Answer-
multiple qualification criteria
Table VI is designed to evaluate the crew on engaging ______ and __________ targets
placed in a tactical array using all vehicle weapon systems while in the _________ or
_________ postures. - Answer-moving and stationary
offensive or defensive
The first step in developing a live fire scenario for mounted platform systems is to what?
- Answer-Identify the range or facility that supports the unit training objective.
What manual provides detailed information on the Army's family of maneuver ranges
and their capabilities? - Answer-TC 25-8 Training Ranges
What do the acronyms BES and HFS stand for? - Answer-Battlefield Effects Eimulator
Hostile Fire Simulator
For offensive engagements, all targets must be __-_______ _______ to the firing crew
a minimum of __ - percent of the length of the maneuver/firing box. - Answer-90 percent
visible
90 - percent of the length
with Correct Answers
What do the acronyms MAT and SIT stand for? - Answer-Moving Armored Target and
Stationary Infantry Target
What is the standard track length in meters for a moving armored target? - Answer-350
meters
Maximum target dispersion is ___ mils. - Answer-400
The ___ and ___ use the caliber .50 machine gun as their primary weapon during all
engagements unless specifically stated otherwise. - Answer-ASV and AAV
Which tasks are degraded for MMG tables? - Answer-4 and 5
What is the ammunition allocation for Table VI for MMG platforms? - Answer-750
rounds of 7.62mm
750 rounds of .50 Caliber
120 rounds of 40mm
LA53 15
LA54 15
For main gun tables which tasks are Change of Weapon System? - Answer-5 and 6
What is the main gun ammunition allocated for Tanks on table VI? - Answer-450 rounds
of 7.62mm
50 rounds of .50 Caliber
10 rounds KE
7 rounds CE
LA53 21
LA54 21
How many RPM's are there for ATGM? - Answer-9
What are the range bands for the ATGM? - Answer-Short < 800 meters
Long > 2500 meters
How many call-for requirements are there and what are they? - Answer-3
Call-for-fire
, Call-for-MEDEVAC/CASEVAC
Call-for-CCA (Close Combat Attack)
Proofing should be accomplished by making sure targets can be viewed through the
_________ _____ throughout the entire exposure time. - Answer-auxiliary sites
Each prerequisite must be completed between ___ and ______ prior to any zero,
screening, sub-caliber, or other live fire event. - Answer-T-6 and T-week
How many night engagements must you qualify on Tables III - VI to pass crew gunnery?
- Answer-One
Who is authorized to waive the prerequisite requirements? - Answer-No one
(units are not authorized to waive prerequisite requirements)
The ___________ is a live fire prerequisite that must be completed prior to executing
any live fire event, including zeroing procedures or Table IV, Basic. - Answer-Gunnery
Skills Test (GST)
Table III, Proficiency is a single vehicle course that is designed to what? - Answer-
Evaluate the crews ability to engage stationary and moving targets placed in a tactical
array from a stationary and moving vehicle; during both day and limited visibility
conditions.
Table VI falls under the ________ _____________ ________ to be qualified. - Answer-
multiple qualification criteria
Table VI is designed to evaluate the crew on engaging ______ and __________ targets
placed in a tactical array using all vehicle weapon systems while in the _________ or
_________ postures. - Answer-moving and stationary
offensive or defensive
The first step in developing a live fire scenario for mounted platform systems is to what?
- Answer-Identify the range or facility that supports the unit training objective.
What manual provides detailed information on the Army's family of maneuver ranges
and their capabilities? - Answer-TC 25-8 Training Ranges
What do the acronyms BES and HFS stand for? - Answer-Battlefield Effects Eimulator
Hostile Fire Simulator
For offensive engagements, all targets must be __-_______ _______ to the firing crew
a minimum of __ - percent of the length of the maneuver/firing box. - Answer-90 percent
visible
90 - percent of the length
