Javelin and Saber Systems Overview

What are the two components that make up the M98A2 Javelin?

What is the maximum range of the M98A2 Javelin round?

What does 'PADS' stand for?

The Seeker Trigger initiates seeker mode after track gate adjustment.

What does 'NVS NOT COOL' indicate on the CLU display?

Which attack mode is the default setting for the Javelin missile?

What is the accuracy of FTL capability provided through PADS on TAS?

Aided Target Tracking decreases the percentage of hits (PH) and kills (PK).

What does the TU elevation brake provide for the Saber system?

What are the two types of firing positions for anti-armor weapons?

Which type of protection involves explosive and non-explosive measures?

What is the primary mission of anti-armor weapons?

Which fire pattern is used against targets in depth?

What are the two methods of initial engagement for anti-armor weapons?

Which type of target is the most dangerous to friendly forces?

Which of these is NOT a key to good anti-armor positioning?

ATGM's have a high first-round hit probability.

What is a major disadvantage of ATGM's?

What is the primary advantage of using LAV-25's for anti-armor missions?

The LAAW (Light Anti-Armor Weapon) can penetrate T-62 and older tanks.

What is a major consideration when using MG's for anti-armor missions?

What are the main advantages of using RW's (Rotary Wing Aircraft) for anti-armor missions?

FW's (Fixed Wing Aircraft) are highly vulnerable to Air Defense Artillery (ADA).

What is the primary advantage of using Artillery for anti-armor missions?

Which of these is considered a heavy anti-armor weapon?

What is a disadvantage of the HAW MAW LAW concept?

Mass Surprise Fires (MSF) have the advantage of quickly killing and demoralizing the enemy.

What does 'SEEKER MODE' indicate on the CLU display?

What does 'MSL CONN' indicate on the CLU display?

What does 'Missile Not Ready' indicate on the CLU display?

The Saber system can penetrate 36 inches of homogenized steel.

Which of these is a TOW missile variant designed specifically for hard targets?

The primary mission of anti-armor weapons is to provide fire support against point targets like bunkers.

Crossfire is a fire pattern used when targets are facing the gunners.

What is the main benefit of using an alternate position for an anti-armor weapon?

What is the definition of a supplementary position in the context of anti-armor weapons?

Which of these is NOT a key consideration in anti-armor positioning?

ATGM advantages include high first-round hit probability and the ability to defeat most armor from flank and top attacks.

One of the primary disadvantages of ATGM's is their slow rate of fire.

LAV-25's are easily transportable and have the capability to launch TOW missiles.

What type of armor penetration capability does the MK-153 LAAW offer?

MG's can be used for anti-armor missions, but their primary role is to suppress enemy positions and limit visibility.

Rotary wing aircraft (RW's) are a highly mobile and flexible anti-armor platform due to their maneuverability and capability to deploy TOW and Hellfire missiles.

Fixed wing aircraft (FW's) are ideal for attacking enemy columns from the front due to their speed and maneuverability.

Artillery can play a significant role in anti-armor operations by delivering high-explosive rounds and specialized munitions like DPICM and Copperhead, increasing its effectiveness against enemy armor.

The HAW MAW LAW concept involves engaging targets at maximum range, which can result in more kills but also a longer exposure time for friendly forces.

Mass Surprise Fires (MSF) rely on simultaneous engagements from multiple anti-armor weapons, which can be effective but require close proximity to the enemy.

The 'Missile Not Ready' indicator on the CLU display indicates that the missile is ready for immediate launch.

The Saber system is capable of penetrating 36 inches of homogenized steel, making it effective against a wide range of armored targets.

Which TOW missile variant is designed specifically for hard targets and features a titanium point?

The primary mission of anti-armor weapons is to destroy enemy armored vehicles, but they can also be used to provide fire support against point targets like bunkers.

Crossfire, a fire pattern used when targets are facing the gunners, allows for flanking shots, increasing the chance of a successful hit.

The purpose of utilizing alternate positions for anti-armor weapons is to ensure that there is a backup position in case the primary position is compromised.

A supplementary position in anti-armor operations refers to a position with the same mission objective as the primary position.

When considering anti-armor positioning, time of flight is a critical element, as it directly affects the effectiveness of the weapon system.