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Helicopter Gunnery Overview…Helicopter Gunnery Overview…
Focus: HELLFIREFocus: HELLFIRE
SpecificationsSpecifications
AGM-114K/L (Hellfire-2/Longbow Hellfire-2)
• Warhead: HE shaped charge/Tandem HEAT
• Fuse: Impact
• Guidance: Semi-active laser/Inertial & MMW radar
• Propulsion: Solid Rocket
• Range: 9 km
• Contractors:Boeing/Lockheed Martin
OH-58D Kiowa WarriorOH-58D Kiowa Warrior
AH-64 Apache LongbowAH-64 Apache Longbow
Commander’s AssessmentCommander’s Assessment
• Experience Levels of Unit Aircrews
• Results of Previous Gunnery Ranges
• Total Training Level of Unit
• Personnel Assignment Stability
• Diagnostic Testing of Unit Proficiency
• Maintenance Status of Aircraft Weapon Systems
• Determine Time/Resources Required & Available
Planning the TrainingPlanning the Training
• Develop Program of Pre-gunnery
Instruction
• Academic/Hands-On/Non-Aircrew Training
• Plan
- Pre-Live-Fire Assessment
- Intermediate Live-Fire
- Advanced Live-Fire
Effective Assessment & TrainingEffective Assessment & Training
• Set Standards
• Start Early
• Be Thorough
• Be Flexible
• Train Continually
Subject Areas & TechniquesSubject Areas & Techniques
• Flight Proficiency
• Map Reading, Navigation & Terrain Analysis
• Armament
• Ammunition
• Crew Duties
• Target Acquisition & Identification
• Mission Planning
• Range Operation & Safety
Qualification GatesQualification Gates
• A helicopter gunnery “gate” is a task or tasks
grouped in a training event that a soldier or unit
must perform to standard before progressing to
more complex tasks or events.
• Major Gate Types:
– Individual Gates
– Crew Simulator & Ground Training Gates
– Crew Live-Fire Gates
Scoring CriteriaScoring Criteria
• Target Effect
– For Hellfire Missile engagements, target must
be hit to achieve target effect.
• Engagement Time
– Start:
• Controlled Presentation (Pop-Up)
• Uncontrolled Presentation (Fixed)
– Stop: Target Effect or “mission complete”
Engagement ScoringEngagement Scoring
• Each engagement worth 100 points.
• Crew duties & time-of-flight figures are
integrated into engagement time tables.
• Minimum 7 of 10 successful engagements
– DISTINGUISHED 900-1000 pts.
– SUPERIOR 800-899 pts.
– QUALIFIED 700-799 pts.
– UNQUALIFIED <700 pts.
Hellfire Missile ScoringHellfire Missile Scoring
• AH-64 Apache VRS/OH-58D Kiowa Warrior
AVTR/Other DA- approved objective scoring
systems, if available.
– Switchology, Crew Coordination, Proper
Employment Techniques
– Aircraft/missile range/envelope are GO-LAUNCH?
– Line-of-sight/laser energy on target for required
time?
– Proper grid coordinates keyed for remote
engagement.
– Missile & Laser Range-Finder/Designator (LRF/D)
on same code.
Post Live-Fire TrainingPost Live-Fire Training
• After-Action Review
– Commander assesses unit strengths/weaknesses
& standardization.
– Design next gunnery/missile training program.
– Continuity during personnel turnover.
– Objective data on gunnery to solicit
modifications to publications.
ReferencesReferences
• FM 1-140
• Boeing Aerospace Corp.
• Lockheed Martin Aerospace
• Jane’s Defense Information

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presentationsample_USArmy_HelicopterGunneryOverview_CDKearsley_FINAL

  • 1. Helicopter Gunnery Overview…Helicopter Gunnery Overview… Focus: HELLFIREFocus: HELLFIRE
  • 2. SpecificationsSpecifications AGM-114K/L (Hellfire-2/Longbow Hellfire-2) • Warhead: HE shaped charge/Tandem HEAT • Fuse: Impact • Guidance: Semi-active laser/Inertial & MMW radar • Propulsion: Solid Rocket • Range: 9 km • Contractors:Boeing/Lockheed Martin
  • 3. OH-58D Kiowa WarriorOH-58D Kiowa Warrior AH-64 Apache LongbowAH-64 Apache Longbow
  • 4. Commander’s AssessmentCommander’s Assessment • Experience Levels of Unit Aircrews • Results of Previous Gunnery Ranges • Total Training Level of Unit • Personnel Assignment Stability • Diagnostic Testing of Unit Proficiency • Maintenance Status of Aircraft Weapon Systems • Determine Time/Resources Required & Available
  • 5. Planning the TrainingPlanning the Training • Develop Program of Pre-gunnery Instruction • Academic/Hands-On/Non-Aircrew Training • Plan - Pre-Live-Fire Assessment - Intermediate Live-Fire - Advanced Live-Fire
  • 6. Effective Assessment & TrainingEffective Assessment & Training • Set Standards • Start Early • Be Thorough • Be Flexible • Train Continually
  • 7. Subject Areas & TechniquesSubject Areas & Techniques • Flight Proficiency • Map Reading, Navigation & Terrain Analysis • Armament • Ammunition • Crew Duties • Target Acquisition & Identification • Mission Planning • Range Operation & Safety
  • 8. Qualification GatesQualification Gates • A helicopter gunnery “gate” is a task or tasks grouped in a training event that a soldier or unit must perform to standard before progressing to more complex tasks or events. • Major Gate Types: – Individual Gates – Crew Simulator & Ground Training Gates – Crew Live-Fire Gates
  • 9. Scoring CriteriaScoring Criteria • Target Effect – For Hellfire Missile engagements, target must be hit to achieve target effect. • Engagement Time – Start: • Controlled Presentation (Pop-Up) • Uncontrolled Presentation (Fixed) – Stop: Target Effect or “mission complete”
  • 10. Engagement ScoringEngagement Scoring • Each engagement worth 100 points. • Crew duties & time-of-flight figures are integrated into engagement time tables. • Minimum 7 of 10 successful engagements – DISTINGUISHED 900-1000 pts. – SUPERIOR 800-899 pts. – QUALIFIED 700-799 pts. – UNQUALIFIED <700 pts.
  • 11. Hellfire Missile ScoringHellfire Missile Scoring • AH-64 Apache VRS/OH-58D Kiowa Warrior AVTR/Other DA- approved objective scoring systems, if available. – Switchology, Crew Coordination, Proper Employment Techniques – Aircraft/missile range/envelope are GO-LAUNCH? – Line-of-sight/laser energy on target for required time? – Proper grid coordinates keyed for remote engagement. – Missile & Laser Range-Finder/Designator (LRF/D) on same code.
  • 12. Post Live-Fire TrainingPost Live-Fire Training • After-Action Review – Commander assesses unit strengths/weaknesses & standardization. – Design next gunnery/missile training program. – Continuity during personnel turnover. – Objective data on gunnery to solicit modifications to publications.
  • 13. ReferencesReferences • FM 1-140 • Boeing Aerospace Corp. • Lockheed Martin Aerospace • Jane’s Defense Information