2A553A 2011 VOL 3 URE CDC QUESTIONS
Axis about which the moon rotates
Axis about which the earth rotates
Circle equal distance from the poles
Circle formed by any plane that passes through the center of the earth
Equator
Great circle
Parallel of latitude
Meridian of longitude
Aircraft landing
Inertial navigation
Instrument landing
Geographic coordinate
Circle designated 0° latitude
Meridian designated the 180° meridian
Meridian passing through Greenwich, England
Circle equal distance between the north and south poles
0° to 90° east
0° to 90° west
0° to 180° east
0° to 180° west
0° to 90° east
0° to 90° west
0° to 180° east
0° to 180° west
0°
90°
North
The equator
0°
90°
180°
270°
0° to the object
The object to true north
True north to the object
The aircraft heading to the object
Slight
Negligible
Significant
Unimportant
Yaw
Drift
Deviation
Groundspeed
Drift
Velocity
Airspeed
Groundspeed
Drift correction
Wind disbursement
Airspeed correction
Ground speed correction
Flight path
Wind triangle
Navigation chart
Destination chart
Agonic
Isogonic
Variation lines
Deviation lines
Hits the target
Overshoots the target
Falls short of the target
Falls to the side of the target
Lag
Lead
Fall rapid
Fall unpredictably
Hit the target
Overshoot the target
Fall short of the target
Fall left or right of the target
Hit the target
Overshoot the target
Fall short of the target
Fall left or right of the target
Action point table
Release table
Gravity table
Stores table
Action point table
Release table
Gravity table
Stores table
Accelerometer
Computer
Integrator
Indicator
Speed
Motion
Velocity
Reference
Summing unit
Computer
Integrator
Platform
Inertial navigation unit
Doppler velocity sensor
Terrain-following avionics control unit
General navigation avionics control unit