EAWS Common Core 107

a. an object will remain at rest until acted upon by an outside force
b. the rate of change with time
c. rate of motion in a given time
d. speed realitive to time and direction

a. inertia
b. force
c. to every action is a reaction

contraining movement, more pressure less speed and vice versa

a. harbor and inland with winds 33 knots or less
b. harbor, inland and ocean areas with winds 34 to 47 knots
c. harbor, inland and ocen areas with winds 48 knots and above

a. rotating winds with less pressure and more wind towards the center and winds 33 knots or less
b. 34-63 knots
c. 64 knots or above

a. within 3 miles
b. within 3 miles and 50 knots or greater and 3/4 inch hail
c. sited or detected by radar or have the potential to develop

a. Force that acts in an upwards motion
b. force that acts with a downward action
c. friction
d. forward motion
e. nose and tail, roll
f. wings, pitch
g. top and bottom, yaw

Roll, Pitch and Yaw

a. Ailerons, Rudder, and Elevators
b. Collective(lift) and cyclic for pitch roll and yaw

a. greater lift at lower speeds
b. used to decrease lift by breaking smooth air flow
c. used to stop
d. Better lateral control
e. stablilty about the lateral axis
f. stability about the vertical axis
g. couteracts the action of the collective

the angle at which the aircraft meets the air

allowing the rotor blades to spin on their own by air movement.

REMEMBER TARP
Tubing
Actuator
Reservoir
Pump

Strut-absorbes shock
tires-rolling surface
brakes-stop
Retracting and extending mechanism
supports-lateral support

approach from fore or aft and deflate to remove and infalte from the side

exhaust
turbine
combustion chamber
compressor
intake

a. projects a column of air to the rear at a high velocity, i.e. F-18
b. delivers power through a shaft to drive something other than a prop
c. coversion of energy into mechanical power
d. same as turboprop but has a duct enclosed axial flow fan

used to boost normal thrust by burning excess fuel in the exhaust

a. NATO is F 40 and it has a flame rate of 700-800 ft per minute and a flashpoint of -10 degrees C
b. NATO is F 44 and has a flame rate of 100 ft per minute and a flashpoint of 140 F
c. NATO is F 34 and has a flame rate of 100 ft per minute and has a flash point of 100 F

Inhalation, Absorbation or SHIT YOUR ON FIRE

nausea, dizziness, headaches and death

provide bleed air for engine starting, air conditioning and electricity

to inspect something with out impairing its usefullness, methods are visual, optical, and liquid penetrates

the formation of ice and the effects are decreased lift, increased drag and weight, loss of power, control, radios and vision

a. used to operate the altimeter, airspeed indicator, and rate of climb
b. indicates airspeed in knots
c. shows height of the aircraft above sea level
d. shows how quickly the aircraft is climbing or descending
e. shows if the aircraft is level or not
f. shows the correct execution of turn and bank
g. directs plots and controls the course of the A/C
h. system used to send a signal to identify friend or foe
i. used to detect objects farther than visible
j. back up compass to the navigation
k. uses radio direction to complete navigation

a. used to reduce enemies war potential
b. used at close range for greater accuracy
c. used as guided projectile
d. used to control and defend ports, straights and coastal barriers
e. used against surface and underwater targets

a. opens a circuit when current exceeds a predetermined level
b. melts or breaks when current exceeds a predetermined level

a. the force behind current
b. the power source
c. anything that reduces power