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Even where one is justified in acting, one must not act in a way that is unreasonable or excessive

A. Divisibility

B. Additivity

C. Distinction

D. Proportionality

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The TE90 from either the Observer Adjusted (OA) or Predicted (P) method of engagement at less than 1/2 maximum range to target for each weapon system, shell, and fuze combination plus the WCER

A. The 3A CER Reference Table provides two columns of individual warhead CERs

B. The 3B CER Reference Table provides CERs based on the combination of

C. The 3C CER Reference Table provides CERs based on

Circular Error of Probability (CEP)

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Initial Analysis

A. CDE Level 1

B. CDE Level 6

C. CDE Level 3

D. CDE Level 2

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Weaponeering Analysis

Please select 2 correct answers

Cde Level 5

CDE Level 3

CDE Level 1

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Fuzed for mitigation (delay fuze) and can include a heading recommendation.

A. Principal Categories of Risk

B. At CDE 4, the weapon must be

C. What is mitigation:

D. Causes of Collateral Damage:

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Definition: 1) Weapons malfunctions. 2) Unknown delivery errors. 3) Altered delivery tactics based operator judgement 4) Unknown transient civilian or noncombat personnel and/or equipment in the vicinity of a target area. 5) Secondary explosions (CDRs should remain cognizant of additional risk due to secondary explosions). 6) The use of cluster or ICM beyond CDE Level 3. 7) Unguided RAPs 8) Enhanced/Extended range artillery, mortar and naval guns are not addressed beyond CDE Level 3 (except 549 HERA w/ PGK fuze).

A. CDE Level 4 CERs are calculated

B. CDM is balance of..

C. CDM does not account for:

D. As CDE levels increase....

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A. Collateral Damage Estimation Methodology (CDM)

B. Distinction

C. Joint Technical Group for Munitions Effectiveness (JTCG/ME)

D. CDE Level 5 is also required when analysis determines

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List of objects or entities characterized as protected from the affects of military operations under international law and/or ROE

A. No-Strike List is...

B. Cdm product is an..

C. No-Strike Entities (NSEs)

D. Outline method

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Operational imperatives and principal categories of risk

A. Contributing factors to a CDR decision making

B. The CDM supports the

C. CDM helps CDRs balance the dynamic relationship between

D. Commander will apply the CDM for planning fires at the:

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An area formed by measuring a CER from either the edge of a target/element outline, the aim point for a point target, or edge of an engagement zone or artillery sheaf for an area target.

A. Collateral Damage

B. Collateral Objects

C. Collateral Effects Radius (cer)

D. Collateral Hazard Area (CHA)

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Mitigates against the Blast, Penetration, Debris and Cratering effects of warheads

A. VT Fusing or air burst

B. Shielding

C. Delay fusing

D. Aimpoint offset

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Free ACAP Estimation and Analysis Questions and Answers

Even where one is justified in acting, one must not act in a way that is unreasonable or excessive

The TE90 from either the Observer Adjusted (OA) or Predicted (P) method of engagement at less than 1/2 maximum range to target for each weapon system, shell, and fuze combination plus the WCER

Initial Analysis

Weaponeering Analysis

Fuzed for mitigation (delay fuze) and can include a heading recommendation.

Develop, maintain and publish the CER References Tables in coordination with Joint Staff Targeting.
Validate tools, sources and methods used to display or calculate CERs, and accredit tools designed to estimate shielding effects

List of objects or entities characterized as protected from the affects of military operations under international law and/or ROE

Operational imperatives and principal categories of risk

An area formed by measuring a CER from either the edge of a target/element outline, the aim point for a point target, or edge of an engagement zone or artillery sheaf for an area target.

Mitigates against the Blast, Penetration, Debris and Cratering effects of warheads

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Even where one is justified in acting, one must not act in a way that is unreasonable or excessive

The TE90 from either the Observer Adjusted (OA) or Predicted (P) method of engagement at less than 1/2 maximum range to target for each weapon system, shell, and fuze combination plus the WCER

Initial Analysis

Weaponeering Analysis

Fuzed for mitigation (delay fuze) and can include a heading recommendation.

Develop, maintain and publish the CER References Tables in coordination with Joint Staff Targeting. Validate tools, sources and methods used to display or calculate CERs, and accredit tools designed to estimate shielding effects

List of objects or entities characterized as protected from the affects of military operations under international law and/or ROE

Operational imperatives and principal categories of risk

An area formed by measuring a CER from either the edge of a target/element outline, the aim point for a point target, or edge of an engagement zone or artillery sheaf for an area target.

Mitigates against the Blast, Penetration, Debris and Cratering effects of warheads

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