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CAP MITCHELL AEROSPACE EXAM | QUESTIONS & 100% CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADEA+ 1st U.S. space station Correct Answer: Skylab What does the aileron do? Correct Answer: moves plane along longitudinal axis Coanda effect Correct Answer: air is a fluid like water and the flow tends to stick to the wing cause of relative winds Correct Answer: as an airplane moves forward on takeoff, it creates a "wind" that goes in the opposite direction __________ can have enoug...

CPAER Quiz Cleanup Questions with Answers All Correct In order to act as pilot-in-command of a single-engine aircraft for an air taxi service under night VFR without passengers a commercial pilot must have A.competency check. B.a valid instrument rating and PPC. C.a valid night rating and competency check. D.none of the above. - Answer-A Reference: CARS 703.88 Night rating is included in the CPL; no need for separate rating. Chevron markings preceding a runway threshold indicates that...

In response to the terrorist attacks on 11 Sept 2001, this operations was launched to protect our homeland: Operation Noble Eagle In response to the terrorist attacks on 11 Sept 2001, Operation Noble Eagle was launched to: Protect our homeland and military and civilian assets The day of the attacks on 11 September 2001, American fighter aircraft began patrolling the skies of American in support of Operation Noble Eagle. Months later, this command continued to monitor American air...

The usefulness of airplanes, and later helicopters, for patient transport was realized when? correct answers In the 20th century what is The term used to describe this new level of patient transport service? correct answers Critical care transport What is a Critical care patient ? correct answers Patients have an acute, life threatening medical condition that requires intervention and care typically beyond the scope and capability of advance life-support care providers. The first docume...

The usefulness of airplanes, and later helicopters, for patient transport was realized when? correct answers In the 20th century what is The term used to describe this new level of patient transport service? correct answers Critical care transport What is a Critical care patient ? correct answers Patients have an acute, life threatening medical condition that requires intervention and care typically beyond the scope and capability of advance life-support care providers. The first docume...

Wildland firefighting S-190 Latest Update with Verified Solutions Origin Where the fire started and or where it's going. Head Greatest rate of spread. Moves intensely. May have more than one head. Fingers Long narrow strips of fire that break off of the main fire. Caused by mixed fuels, natural features dividing the fire. Pocket Unaffected area between the main fire and finger. Perimeter Outer boundary of burning or burnt area. Rear/ heel Opposite to the head of the fire. Close to the poin...

SIFT 1 army aviation information test the four forces that act on an aircraft in flight are? - correct answer lift, gravity, thrust and drag what does not affect density altitude? - correct answer wind velocity the maneuver in which a rotary-wing aircraft (helicopter) is maintained in nearly motionless flight over a ground reference point at a constant altitude and heading (direction) is known as? - correct answer hovering the fight envelope of an aircraft is? - correct answer the regi...

1783 - correct answer The French Montgolfier brothers fly in a hot air balloon for 5.5 miles in 25 minutes. 1861-65 - correct answer Observation balloons are used by both sides in the Civil War 1896 - correct answer American scientist Samuel Langley flies the first (unmanned) powered aircraft. Dec 17, 1903 - correct answer Wright brothers achieve first recognized powered, manned flight-Kitty Hawk, NC Nov 14, 1910 - correct answer First airplane take off from a ship. -E...

SIFT 1 army aviation information testthe four forces that act on an aircraft in flight are? - correct answer lift, gravity, thrust and drag what does not affect density altitude? - correct answer wind velocity the maneuver in which a rotary-wing aircraft (helicopter) is maintained in nearly motionless flight over a ground reference point at a constant altitude and heading (direction) is known as? - correct answer hovering the fight envelope of an aircraft is? - correct answer the region...

army aviation information test SIFT 2the three axes around which flight movement occurs are? - correct answer lateral, longitudinal, and vertical one way to state Bernoulli's principle is? - correct answer the faster a fluid is traveling, the less its pressure on the supporting surface the amount of airfoil's curvature is called its? - correct answer camber the earths atmosphere is composed of what? - correct answer 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% other gases in a stabilized hover...