Which field is NOT included in a ROZ entry?

Which field is NOT included in a ROZ entry?

• A. Time From
• B. Min Alt
• C. DTG Start
• D. Name

Answer: (C)

The timing and labeling for a ROZ entry rely on three pieces of information: the zone’s name (to identify it), the minimum altitude that applies inside the zone, and when the zone’s restrictions begin within the mission timeline. The field used to express an activation moment in calendar terms (a Date Time Group start) isn’t part of a ROZ entry. Instead, activation is indicated by Time From, and other scheduling or sequencing handles absolute dates/times outside the ROZ record. So the field that isn’t included is the DTG Start. For example, you’d specify the ROZ by its Name, set the Min Alt to define the floor, and use Time From to indicate when the zone restrictions take effect, without storing a separate start date/time in the ROZ entry itself.

The timing and labeling for a ROZ entry rely on three pieces of information: the zone’s name (to identify it), the minimum altitude that applies inside the zone, and when the zone’s restrictions begin within the mission timeline. The field used to express an activation moment in calendar terms (a Date Time Group start) isn’t part of a ROZ entry. Instead, activation is indicated by Time From, and other scheduling or sequencing handles absolute dates/times outside the ROZ record. So the field that isn’t included is the DTG Start. For example, you’d specify the ROZ by its Name, set the Min Alt to define the floor, and use Time From to indicate when the zone restrictions take effect, without storing a separate start date/time in the ROZ entry itself.