TBS PHASE 3 EXAM PRACTICE EXAM
WITH COMPLETE 78 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+( LATEST
VERSION 2025)
Trajectory - CORRECT ANSWER-The arching flight path of the
round from the muzzle of the weapon to the target.
Ordinate - CORRECT ANSWER-Elevation of the flight path of the
round above the line of sight
,Max Ordinate - CORRECT ANSWER-The maximum elevation of
that round above the line of sight along its flight path. This
distance is reached at 2/3 the distance to the target
Cone of Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-The pattern of a fired rounds
based on vibration, tolerances of the ammunition and weapon,
and shooter positions.
Beaten Zone - CORRECT ANSWER-The elliptical pattern formed
by the impact of the round
Dead Space - CORRECT ANSWER-Occurs anytime the target
(or enemy) drops below the line of aim or line of sight.
Danger Space - CORRECT ANSWER-The area between the
muzzle and the beaten zone where the bottom of the cone of fire
,does not rise above 1.8 meters (the height of an average standing
man - 70").
Plunging Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Where the danger space is
confined to the beaten zone. Plunging fire is obtained when firing
from high ground to low ground or low ground to high ground.
Grazing Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Defines fire where the center
of the cone of fire does not rise more than one meter off the deck.
This is the most effective type of fire we can employ, and we will
always seek a position where we can bring the greatest amount of
grazing fire upon the enemy.
Flanking Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Fires delivered on the flank
of a target when the target is oriented 90 or more degrees away
from the firing unit.
, Frontal Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Fire delivered on the front of
a target, when the target is oriented on the firing unit.
Oblique Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Fire delivered on the oblique
of a target, when the target is oriented between 0 and 90 degrees
to the firing unit.
Enfilade Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-The long axis of the beaten
zone coincides with or nearly coincides with the long axis of the
target. This class of fire is either Frontal or Flanking and is the
most desirable class of fire with respect to the target, because it
maximizes the use of the beaten zone
Fixed Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Fire delivered on a point target.
Little or no manipulation of the gun is required to obtain and
maintain effect on target.
WITH COMPLETE 78 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+( LATEST
VERSION 2025)
Trajectory - CORRECT ANSWER-The arching flight path of the
round from the muzzle of the weapon to the target.
Ordinate - CORRECT ANSWER-Elevation of the flight path of the
round above the line of sight
,Max Ordinate - CORRECT ANSWER-The maximum elevation of
that round above the line of sight along its flight path. This
distance is reached at 2/3 the distance to the target
Cone of Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-The pattern of a fired rounds
based on vibration, tolerances of the ammunition and weapon,
and shooter positions.
Beaten Zone - CORRECT ANSWER-The elliptical pattern formed
by the impact of the round
Dead Space - CORRECT ANSWER-Occurs anytime the target
(or enemy) drops below the line of aim or line of sight.
Danger Space - CORRECT ANSWER-The area between the
muzzle and the beaten zone where the bottom of the cone of fire
,does not rise above 1.8 meters (the height of an average standing
man - 70").
Plunging Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Where the danger space is
confined to the beaten zone. Plunging fire is obtained when firing
from high ground to low ground or low ground to high ground.
Grazing Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Defines fire where the center
of the cone of fire does not rise more than one meter off the deck.
This is the most effective type of fire we can employ, and we will
always seek a position where we can bring the greatest amount of
grazing fire upon the enemy.
Flanking Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Fires delivered on the flank
of a target when the target is oriented 90 or more degrees away
from the firing unit.
, Frontal Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Fire delivered on the front of
a target, when the target is oriented on the firing unit.
Oblique Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Fire delivered on the oblique
of a target, when the target is oriented between 0 and 90 degrees
to the firing unit.
Enfilade Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-The long axis of the beaten
zone coincides with or nearly coincides with the long axis of the
target. This class of fire is either Frontal or Flanking and is the
most desirable class of fire with respect to the target, because it
maximizes the use of the beaten zone
Fixed Fire - CORRECT ANSWER-Fire delivered on a point target.
Little or no manipulation of the gun is required to obtain and
maintain effect on target.
