Gunnery Exam Questions with
100% Correct Answers
How many launcher crews are required - Answer-Five LSs with four crews (two PAC-2
crews and two PAC-3 crews, if PAC-3 missiles are assigned); six LSs with five crews
(three PAC-2 crews and two PAC-3 crews, if
PAC-3 missiles are assigned).
Who determines when the written examinations must be retaken by the individual
crews, with concurrence from the battalion commander - Answer-Battalion S-3
T/F After recertification is complete, the firing units or battalion headquarters and
headquarters batteries must maintain the same Table VIII and XII evaluation schedule
they had prior to the decertification. - Answer-True
T/F The purpose of the .86 is to develop and test the proficiency of the individual, crews,
and battery personnel in gunnery techniques - Answer-True
T/F Leaders at all levels are responsible for conducting training and gunnery
qualifications according to applicable TCs, UTL (Patriot), the ADA Patriot Brigade
Gunnery Program, TMs, FMs, higher headquarters directives, unit mission-essential
task list (METL), and guidance from the commander. - Answer-True
T/F The prevention of safety violations during all training events is the primary
consideration - Answer-True
Who is responsible for Table XII evaluations for their respective units - Answer-Brigade
commanders
Who is responsible for Table VIII evaluations for their respective units - Answer-
Battalion commanders
The senior evaluator should be what - Answer-Patriot Top Gun certified and serves as
the brigade and battalion senior trainer
After __ hours, the evaluations are discontinued and recorded as a non-evaluated
attempt. - Answer-2
Review the RAL library every __ months to provide crews with unfamiliar scenarios -
Answer-6
, Who evelops and maintains comprehensive tests for all levels of training and all
equipment crews to include the battalion tactics written examination and the battalion
communications written examination - Answer-Battalion
Battalion reviews all written examinations how often - Answer-semiannually
Who conducts written examinations and Table VIII evaluations - Answer-Battalion
Who conducts Table XII evaluations as requested by units - Answer-Brigade
Who maintains the lists of brigade and battalion qualified and certified evaluators from
subordinate battalions - Answer-Brigade
Who does the ECS crew consist of - Answer-The engagement control station (ECS)
crew consists of three crew members—the tactical control officer
(TCO), tactical control assistant (TCA), and the multichannel transmission systems
operator/network
switching system operator for march order, emplacement, and air battle management.
ECS crews that are not Crew 1 (primary) and Crew 2 (secondary) are considered what -
Answer-ECS sustainment crew
The radar set (RS) crew consists of how many members - Answer-four crew members
for march order and emplacement
The antenna mast group (AMG) crew consists of how many members - Answer-three
crew members
The electrical power plant III (EPP III) crew consists of how many members - Answer-
two crew members
The launching station (LS) crew consists of how many members - Answer-two launcher
crew members
The missile reload crew consists of how many members - Answer-five crew members
for missile reload
The battery command post (BCP) crew consists of how many members - Answer-two
crew members for MO&E and Air Defense
operations
The information and coordination central (ICC) crew consists of four crew members— -
Answer-the tactical director (TD), tactical director assistant (TDA), a multichannel
transmission systems operator/network switching system operator, and an electrical
power unit (EPU) operator for march order, emplacement, and air battle management
100% Correct Answers
How many launcher crews are required - Answer-Five LSs with four crews (two PAC-2
crews and two PAC-3 crews, if PAC-3 missiles are assigned); six LSs with five crews
(three PAC-2 crews and two PAC-3 crews, if
PAC-3 missiles are assigned).
Who determines when the written examinations must be retaken by the individual
crews, with concurrence from the battalion commander - Answer-Battalion S-3
T/F After recertification is complete, the firing units or battalion headquarters and
headquarters batteries must maintain the same Table VIII and XII evaluation schedule
they had prior to the decertification. - Answer-True
T/F The purpose of the .86 is to develop and test the proficiency of the individual, crews,
and battery personnel in gunnery techniques - Answer-True
T/F Leaders at all levels are responsible for conducting training and gunnery
qualifications according to applicable TCs, UTL (Patriot), the ADA Patriot Brigade
Gunnery Program, TMs, FMs, higher headquarters directives, unit mission-essential
task list (METL), and guidance from the commander. - Answer-True
T/F The prevention of safety violations during all training events is the primary
consideration - Answer-True
Who is responsible for Table XII evaluations for their respective units - Answer-Brigade
commanders
Who is responsible for Table VIII evaluations for their respective units - Answer-
Battalion commanders
The senior evaluator should be what - Answer-Patriot Top Gun certified and serves as
the brigade and battalion senior trainer
After __ hours, the evaluations are discontinued and recorded as a non-evaluated
attempt. - Answer-2
Review the RAL library every __ months to provide crews with unfamiliar scenarios -
Answer-6
, Who evelops and maintains comprehensive tests for all levels of training and all
equipment crews to include the battalion tactics written examination and the battalion
communications written examination - Answer-Battalion
Battalion reviews all written examinations how often - Answer-semiannually
Who conducts written examinations and Table VIII evaluations - Answer-Battalion
Who conducts Table XII evaluations as requested by units - Answer-Brigade
Who maintains the lists of brigade and battalion qualified and certified evaluators from
subordinate battalions - Answer-Brigade
Who does the ECS crew consist of - Answer-The engagement control station (ECS)
crew consists of three crew members—the tactical control officer
(TCO), tactical control assistant (TCA), and the multichannel transmission systems
operator/network
switching system operator for march order, emplacement, and air battle management.
ECS crews that are not Crew 1 (primary) and Crew 2 (secondary) are considered what -
Answer-ECS sustainment crew
The radar set (RS) crew consists of how many members - Answer-four crew members
for march order and emplacement
The antenna mast group (AMG) crew consists of how many members - Answer-three
crew members
The electrical power plant III (EPP III) crew consists of how many members - Answer-
two crew members
The launching station (LS) crew consists of how many members - Answer-two launcher
crew members
The missile reload crew consists of how many members - Answer-five crew members
for missile reload
The battery command post (BCP) crew consists of how many members - Answer-two
crew members for MO&E and Air Defense
operations
The information and coordination central (ICC) crew consists of four crew members— -
Answer-the tactical director (TD), tactical director assistant (TDA), a multichannel
transmission systems operator/network switching system operator, and an electrical
power unit (EPU) operator for march order, emplacement, and air battle management
