Cannon Crewmember (13B) M119A3 10‑Level Practice Test

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• What aspect of artillery crews is improved through regular drills?
• Why is concealment critical for artillery units like the M119A3?
• Which of the following is not a PD fuze?
• What feature of the M119A3 enhances its mobility?
• What is important to maintain for effective communication in a cannon crew?
• What does the term QE refer to in artillery?
• Which vehicle is commonly used to tow the M119A3?
• What is the nomenclature for DPICM?
• What is the procedure following a successful fire for ensuring all personnel safety?
• Where does the Gunner sit when moving in the prime mover?
• Who is permitted to perform check firing in emergency situations?
• How many firing stays should be attached and tight on the M119A3?
• What is the near and far pole distance requirement for targeting?
• What does NMC stand for in artillery terminology?
• What is a “call for fire”?
• What does DAP stand for?
• What does the term iPik denote in artillery?
• What should be done if a hangfire is suspected after two attempts to fire?
• What is the main benefit of using smoke rounds?
• Which qualification is necessary to operate the M119A3?
• How does the M119A3 ensure precision in firing?
• Which forms are associated with ET fuzes?
• How many grease fittings are found on the old saddle configuration of the M119A3?
• What is the meaning of the acronym SLOS in artillery operations?
• What is the primary function of an Assistant Gunner (AG)?
• What type of rounds can the M119A3 fire for illumination purposes?
• What is the maximum range of the M119A3?
• What does APUBS refer to in artillery logistics?
• What is the role of the section chief in a cannon crew?
• What is the primary function of the M119A3?
• Which nomenclature corresponds to the collimator in artillery systems?
• How many people are required to move the sled?
• What does the acronym 'CTC' represent in artillery operations?
• What is the primary function of a cook-off in artillery systems?
• What is the purpose of the Suspension Lock Out System (SLOS)?
• Which system assists in determining the firing data of the M119A3?
• Which acronym represents a lack of navigation capability?
• Which artillery component is responsible for displaying firing data to the gunner?
• What does the abbreviation MVS stand for in artillery terminology?
• What caliber is the M119A3 howitzer?
• What does the acronym BURR refer to in artillery maintenance?
• Is it permissible to use rounds extracted from the howitzer by the ramming staff?
• Under what circumstance can you remove the supplementary charge?
• In the context of artillery, what does "culminating point" refer to?
• Counter-battery fire is essential for what purpose in military strategy?
• What is the maximum range of the M119A3 howitzer?
• What does "counter-battery fire" aim to achieve?
• What is the purpose of the Smoke WP charge?
• How many crew members typically operate the M119A3?
• What does the abbreviation FCC stand for in the context of artillery operations?
• What announcement does the gunner make when laid for a fire mission?
• What is the weight of the M119A3 with BII?
• What does IFS stand for in the context of artillery?
• What is the sustained rate of fire for the M119A3 howitzer?
• What is the purpose of the laying procedure in artillery?
• What is the impact of using illumination rounds?
• What is the maximum elevation of the M119A3?
• What type of ammunition does the M119A3 use?
• What is the maximum terrain slope for the M119A3 with SLOS?
• What does CHG signify in artillery operations?
• Which of the following fuze setters can be used on 105mm rounds?
• What do the letters SOP stand for?
• What is the maximum elevation angle for the M119A3?
• In the context of artillery, what is the primary purpose of the Fire Direction Center (FDC)?
• What should be checked for obstructions in the cannon tube?
• In which position does the Chief sit when moving in the prime mover?
• What is the nomenclature for the direct fire sight?
• Which of the following best describes the role of Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) in military operations?
• What is the weight of the M119A3 howitzer approximately?
• How is the site to crest calculated?
• Which component of the M119A3 helps in controlling the trajectory during firing?
• Why is the data book considered important in artillery operations?
• What does MT stand for in artillery terminology?
• Which term is indicated by the abbreviation DLY?
• How is the firing angle of the M119A3 determined?
• Do illumination (ILL) rounds come perfused with the 762 fuze?
• What is the role of a Cannon Crewmember (13B)?
• What command is given to dismount the vehicle?
• What type of fire supports artillery units in a combat operation?
• What does DPICM represent in military terminology?
• What is one advantage of using the M119A3 over traditional field artillery?
• What is the sustained rate of fire for the M119A3?
• What is the purpose of FCAT in military operations?
• What does the abbreviation CS refer to in military terminology?
• How do weather conditions impact artillery operations?
• What does AFATDS stand for in artillery operations?
• What are the PD fuzes nomenclature?
• In the context of artillery, what does the term "hangfire" indicate?
• How does the data book assist artillery crews during operations?
• In the technical manual, which chapter addresses preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS)?
• What is the function of the recoil mechanism in the M119A3?
• Which term is used to instruct to stop loading additional rounds?
• What is the maximum towing speed on paved roads for the M119A3 in the folded position?
• Which fuze can only be set by hand?
• What safety measure must be ensured during prefire checks for M119A3?
• What does PD signify in reference to munitions?
• Why is it critical to control the ammunition supply during a mission?
• Which abbreviation refers to a measurement related to artillery?
• Which is a responsibility of the assistant gunner during operations?
• What does the acronym GND represent in artillery operations?
• In artillery operations, what does the term 'effective targeting angles' refer to?
• What is the purpose of an ASP?
• How does psychological trauma from artillery fire, known as shell shock, impact soldiers?
• What does COMSEC stand for in a military context?
• What is the meaning of the abbreviation D in the context of duties?
• What is a 'fire mission'?
• What type of ammunition does the M119A3 use?
• Which type of fuze can prematurely explode when fired in heavy precipitation?
• What are the appropriate optimal distances for the M1A2 collimator?
• Which of the following is NOT a special instruction when firing?
• How does positioning affect the effectiveness of artillery like the M119A3?
• Which of the following is a key operational benefit of the M119A3?
• What does AOF stand for?
• Why is effective communication important within the crew?
• Name one type of fire direction center (FDC) support system used with the M119A3.
• What is the nomenclature for Smoke WP?
• Which issue is commonly associated with the M119A3 during firing operations?
• Why is fast relocation important for artillery units like the M119A3?
• Which of the following is a role associated with the Chief of Section (CS)?
• What is one of the main objectives of the Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS)?
• What does the acronym MOFA stand for regarding artillery munitions?
• What is a primary responsibility of the ammunition bearer?
• Which technical manual covers the M119A3 artillery system?
• Which component among the following is NOT a major part of the M119A3?
• What is the designation of the PD fuze for the artillery?
• What is the nomenclature for ILLUM?
• Which charge is only used for the M119A3?
• What defines a misfire in artillery?
• How many times should the highest object be measured to calculate site to crest?
• How often should an FCAT be conducted if the howitzer was fired?
• Explain the significance of adjusting fire after the initial rounds.
• What is the recommended distance for a DAP?
• Which position is responsible for the overall leadership of the ammo team?
• What is the purpose of tactical maneuvers with artillery?
• What form is used for recording fire mission data?
• What is the nomenclature for Smoke?
• What kind of sight does the M119A3 utilize for elevation adjustments?
• The acronym PGK in military terms refers to what?
• Which type of shell would be classified under High Explosive (HE)?
• What is a primary responsibility of the assistant gunner?
• What type of terrain can the M119A3 be towed over?
• What should be done if a misfire occurs?
• What is the nomenclature for VT fuze?
• What is the first step in cold tube procedures after a failed fire?
• What does ATC stand for in the context of artillery teams?
• What factor is essential to consider when selecting a position for the M119A3?
• What does DEF stand for in the context of military operations?
• Which factor is NOT considered during artillery fire adjustments?
• What is the primary purpose of artillery units on the battlefield?
• What is a critical aspect to consider for special corrections?
• What is the maximum effective range of Charge 8?
• What is the primary role of the ammo bearer in the crew?
• Which of the following best describes the basic components of the M119A3 howitzer?
• Which component helps stabilize the M119A3 during firing?
• Is it necessary for the breech block and breech mechanism to have the same serial number?
• What is the HERA nomenclature?
• What is a sticker in artillery terms?
• What is the maximum effective range of Charge 7?
• What nomenclature is used for the boresight?
• What does the abbreviation EOM stand for in a military context?
• Which component of the M119A3 absorbs recoil after firing?
• What is the significance of "zeroing" the M119A3?
• What is a critical procedure following an artillery misfire?
• Which of the following is NOT a prefire check on the M119A3?
• What is a common challenge faced during artillery maneuvers?
• How do you set a M762/M767 to PD?
• What kind of safety protocols are integral to artillery operations?
• What does HERA stand for in the context of artillery shells?
• When should the alternate method of direct fire be used?
• Which method is commonly used to calculate target locations for artillery firing?
• In military coordination, what does the acronym EOM signify?
• How much does the sled used in artillery operations weigh?
• What does the letter D represent in military abbreviations?
• What command indicates that the section may fire previously loaded rounds?
• What is the primary function of the DPICM?
• What is the procedure for conducting a function check of the M119A3?
• What is the suggested waiting period after a hot tube situation before attempting to unload again?
• What should the distance for the near aiming pole be for aiming poles?
• What does ET stand for in military terminology?
• In hot tube procedures, what action is advised if the projectile is removed but fires again?
• What is the maximum rate of fire for the M119A3?
• What does AZ refer to in artillery terms?
• What occurs to the cannon tube and breech during firing?
• In terms of navigation, how does the M119A3 crew determine their position for targeting?
• What does the initial deflection refer to in artillery terms?
• By how many meters should the collimator be placed above or below the panoramic telescope?
• Which special instruction refers to controlling the firing sequence?
• The term VT in military terminology refers to which of the following?
• What advantage does the lightweight design of the M119A3 provide?
• How should Number 2 communicate the need to repeat the deflection?
• How many mils can the M119A3 traverse left and right?
• Which ammunition type is commonly used in tactical operations for rapid-fire scenarios?
• Which fuze is categorized as a MOFA fuze?
• Who gives the command to dismount the vehicle?
• During which scenario should personnel be moved to a safe distance immediately?
• Which type of projectile is used for obscuring visibility on the battlefield?
• What is essential to ensure the safety of the cannon crew during operations?
• What is the effective range of the M119A3 howitzer?
• What is the primary role of the fire support officer?
• Which unit does INU represent in artillery systems?
• What is the role of the Assistant Gunner in the prime mover configuration?
• What is the primary method of direct fire?
• Which of the following is a primary function of the Precision Guidance Kit (PGK)?
• Describe the purpose of a gunner's sight in firing operations.
• What is the primary benefit of conducting tactical maneuvers?
• Charge 8 firing is only used in what elevations?
• What category does M314 fall under?
• What characteristic of Precision Guided Munitions (PGM) differentiates them from conventional munitions?
• What does "crew drill" involve in artillery operations?
• What fuze setter is used for M732 fuzes?
• What is the objective of conducting a safety brief before firing?
• In what scenario is the indirect fire capability of the M119A3 typically employed?
• What is the nomenclature for the charges used for a M119A3?
• What is indicated by the abbreviation HE in artillery?
• What key function does the Fire Control Computer (FCC) serve in artillery?
• What type of munitions does DPICM refer to?
• What is indicated by the abbreviation PGM?
• In artillery, what is the role of the Gunner (G)?
• What does the art of artillery involve?
• What is the caliber of the M119A3 howitzer?
• Where is the M119A3 typically positioned during operations?
• What is the weight of the M119A3 without BII?
• What are the primary responsibilities of the section chief in an artillery crew?
• What is the HE nomenclature?
• What is the nomenclature for the panoramic telescope used in artillery?
• SINCGARS is an acronym for what system?
• What is the primary operation of a Cannon Crewmember?
• What does FDC refer to in artillery terminology?
• How often should maintenance checks be performed on the M119A3?
• What is a hang fire?
• What role do observers play in artillery support?
• What does the term "NGF" mean in the context of artillery?
• What does the acronym HE stand for in artillery ammunition?
• What safety precautions must be taken during live-fire operations?
• What is the necessary condition for the firing mechanism during prefire checks?
• In the context of munitions, what does 'point detonating' mean?
• When is a 6-foot lanyard required in artillery operations?
• What is the maximum towing speed on unpaved roads for the M119A3?
• What is the meaning of MO in the context of artillery operations?
• How is "shell shock" defined in the context of artillery operations?
• What is a notable advantage of using Multi-Option Fuze Artillery (MOFA)?
• What is the process for changing aiming references?
• What does “proximity fuse” mean in artillery shells?
• What role does fire support coordination play in artillery operations?
• What type of data does the advanced party gather?
• What type of trajectory does the M119A3 utilize for firing?
• What is the purpose of the laying procedure in artillery?
• How long are M762 and M767 good for once being cracked?
• What is the role of an AG in artillery teams?