AMVI – MISSION BRIEFING CSA-COM-11

Aeronautica Militare Virtuale Italiana

“COMMANDO SLING”Mission 12

Comando Squadra Aerea - COM – 11

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Contents

• General Information• Maps and Recons• ATO• Frequencies• Flight Briefings• Flight Briefing Guides• Missions Briefing Guides

General Informations

Mission Name: Commando SlingATO: CS12Primary Target: Tank Battalion T62 1628th, T55 1650th, Kyuon-ni Airbase.Date (Real): 25/06/2012 Time (Real): 21:00 (GMT+1) 19:00ZSlots BLU: 14 – F16C52

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Maps and Recons

THREATS initial situation:

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HOSTILE SQUADRONS:

WARNING: − Added two F-16AGRS squadrons at Punch'ang-up airbase.− Added two F-16AGRS squadrons at Sondok airbase.

BullseyePosition: Kuum-ni Airbase

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ATO – BMS-CS12

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Callsign Package (Mission N.) Role FighterAirba-

seAlt. Airba-

se T/O TOT Alt. TOTCrs Alt Loadout

A/A Refue-ling

Eagle1 1731(1) TARCAP 4X16C52 Kunsan Osan 14:00:00 14:22:00 14:32:00 30000 5AX1WX2 Optional

NOTE Engage any hostile and mantain the FAOR Alpha clean BINGO 2660

Cobra1 1731(2) Sead STK 4X16C52 Kunsan Osan 14:03:00 14:22:30 14:32:30 27000 2A88X2AX2WX2 Optional

NOTE Attack and destroy SA2 3745TH and 3747th BINGO 2550

Drago1 1731(3) Preplan CAS 2X16C52 Kunsan Osan 14:06:00 14:29:00 14:39:00 26000 6A65DX2AX2WX2 Optional

NOTE Search and destroy Tank Battalion T62 1628th nearly STPT5 BINGO 2770

Satan1 1731(4) Preplan CAS 2X16C52 Kunsan Osan 14:09:00 14:30:50 14:40:50 25000 6A65DX2AX2WX2 Optional

NOTE Search and destroy Tank Battalion T55 1650th nearly STPT5 BINGO 2700

Falcon1 1731(5) Strike 4X16C52 Kunsan Osan 14:12:00 14:35:20 14:45:20 25500 4G32X2AX2WX2 Optional

NOTE Destroy target Kyon-ni Airbase. BINGO 2810

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Radio frequencies

*Backup preset 20 not availableWARNING: If Human ATC/AWACS is not available, AI ATC is available on default BMS Freqs (NAVIGATION CHARTS), AWACS and AI TANKER are available on all VHF and UHF preset channels between 1 and 14.

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FLIGHT UHF VHF AWACS JTAC TankerEagle1 325.50 130.05 Magic1 AICobra1 326.30 130.50 Magic1 AIDrago1 327.80 131.20 Magic1 Smoke1 AISatan1 328.70 131.50 Magic1 Smoke1 AIFalcon1 329.60 132.25 Magic1 AIOpen 330.00 132.50Open 331.10 133.35Open 332.20 133.60Open 333.60 134.30Open 334.40 134.60Open 335.40 135.10Open 336.10 135.80Open 337.30 136.50Open 338.20 136.80Open 339.50 137.10Open 340.10 137.80Open 341.30 138.50Open 342.50 138.80Open 343.10 139.70Open 344.50 139.80Open 345.00 140.20

AGENCY UHF PRESET VHFKunsan AFB (Human) 297.50 1 138.05Osan AFB 381.30 2 138.10Chongju AB 275.80 3 138.20Seosan AB 294.70 4 126.20Kimpo AB 279.60 5 134.25AWACS Magic1 (Human) 349.00 6 133.15AWACS Sentry1 377.10 7 132.35JTAC Smoke1 (Human) 292.20 8 126.15Open 264.60 9 132.875Open 286.40 10 132.325Tanker Camel1 354.40 11 132.575Tanker Canteen1 269.10 12 121.20Team** 307.30 13 119.50Brodcast/Guard 377.20 14 120.10Open 354.00 15 134.10Open 318.10 16 126.80Open 359.30 17 120.00Open 324.50 18 141.80Open 339.10 19 123.70Open * 280.50 20 121.70Guard UHF receiver 243.00 GRD -

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Flight Briefing Guides

Mission Data:Time HackEP/ThreatMission Objective(s)Mission OverviewMission Data Card

Mission CommanderJoker/Bingo FuelTakeoff/Landing DataWeather/Sunrise/Sunset/Moon IlluminationNOTAMs

Ground Procedures: Preflight

AircraftArmament

Taxy

Take off: Runway Lineup Formation Takeoff/Takeoff IntervalAbortJettison ProceduresLanding Immediately After Takeoff

Departure/En Route: Routing Trail Departure Join-Up/Formation Systems/Ops Checks

Airspace:AreaTimesRestrictions (chaff/flare/supersonic)Bailout (controlled/uncontrolled)MSA

Recovery: Rejoin Battle Damage/Bomb CheckType RecoveryFlight Break-UpPattern and LandingEmergency/Alternate Airfields

Special Subject (As Applicable): General Roles and Responsailities (IP, Flight Lead, Wingman)

Formation Specific Responsabilities and PrioritiesFlight Members Mission PrioritiesTasks/Sensor PriorizationDeconflict Contracts

Chase ProceduresCollision Avoidance

Radar/Visual Search ResponsibilitiesHigh Density Traffic AreasMid-Air Xollision Avoidance (From Other Military or Civilian Aircraft)

Dissimilar Formations

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Terrain Avoidance (Use of CARA ALOW/GCAS, Minimum Terrain Clearance)Lost WingmanRadio InoperativeSAR/CSARTraining Rules/Special Operating Rules/Rules of EngagementTactical Portion of Mission

Additional Briefing Items, NVG:Weather/IlluminationF-16 NVG Procedures/Crew Coordination

Additional Briefing Items, Air to Air Refueling: Tanker Callsign(s) Refueling Tracks (Altitude/Airspeed/Airspace/Restrictions)Radio FrequenciesRendezvous

Type RendezvousHolding Procedures/FormationGround Radar AssistanceTanker Identification – TACAN/Radar/VisualRadar Procedures/TechniquesWingman/Deputy Lead ResponsibilitiesReceiver Formation/Join-Up ProceduresRendezvous Overrun

RefuelingChecklist ProceduresRadio CallsRefueling OrdersTechniques (EMCON Level/Visual Signals)Bingo Fuel (Abort Points/Abort Bases)

Reform and ExitFormationClearance

Emergency ProceduresBreakawaySystems Malfunctions

IMC/Night Considerations Lost WingmanAircraft Lighting

Additional Briefing Items, Low-Level Navigation:Route/Clearance/RestrictionsFlight Responsibilities (Navigation/Visual Search)Entry/Spacing/Holding/Initial Altitude/MSATFRRoute Procedures

Fence ChecksTactical Formation/Turn Low-Level Navigation

Use of Navigation Aids/Equipment (i.e. INS)Radar ProceduresVisual ProceduresTime/Fuel ControlTerrain Following/Wingman ConsiderationsLeg Altitudes/Set Clearance Plane/Obstacles (MSL/AGL)Turnpoint AcquisitionObstacles/Ground AvoidanceUse of Altitude Warning Features (ALOW)

Threat ReactionsRWR/ECM/Chaff/FlaresEngagement Criteria

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Flight Path DeconflictionTermination

EmergenciesAircraft Malfunctions (Route Abort Procedures/ATC Frequencies)Alternate Mission (Type Mission/Mission Objectives)

Special SubjectsAirspace RestrictionsOps ChecksFuel Awareness/AB Use/Consumption RatesFlight Path DeconflictionManeuvering Limitations

Night ConsiderationsHuman Factors Considerations (i.e., Channelized Attention, Task Saturation)

Additional Briefing Items, Air to Surface Range Operations:Range InformationTarget/Range DescriptionRestrictionsRange Entry/HoldingRadio ProceduresFormationSequence of EventsPattern ProceduresEmployment Procedures/Techniques

Avionics/Switch Positions (Weapons/Delivery Mode/Radar/Special Weapons)Laydown/Loft Events Pop-Up DeliveryRoll-InFinal

Special Procedures:Live Ordnance Considerations

Safe Escape/Safe SeparationFuse Arming/Frag Avoidance

RBS OperationsLaser Operations

Night ProceduresRange Departure Procedures

Armament Safety ChecksRejoinBattle Damage/Bomb CheckJettison Procedures/ParametersHung/Unexpanded OrdnanceInadvertent ReleaseGun Unsafe/Jam

Alternate Mission (Type Mission/Mission Objectives)Special Subjects

Error AnalysisFoulsMinimum AltitudesFuel Awareness/Ops Checks/AB UseManeuvering LimitationsHuman Factors Considerations (i.e., Channelized Attention, Task Saturation)

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Mission Debriefing Guide

Ground ProceduresTakeoff/Join-Up/DepartureEn Route ProceduresRecovery/Landing/After LandingGeneral

Radio ProceduresFlight Members Responsibilities (Formation/Deconfliction Contracts)Sensor Management/Priorization

Training Rules/Special Operating InstructionsMission Accomplishment/Analysis

Mission ReconstructionMission SupportVTR/Film AssessmentTactical Employment PrioritiesLearning Objectives AchievedLesson LearnedRecommendations For Improvement

Comments/Questions

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