What does 1P, 2P, and 3P denote in FMV operations?

• A. Sensor calibration procedures
• B. FMV positions
• C. Imagery types
• D. Communication channels

Answer: (B)

In FMV operations, the labels 1P, 2P, and 3P refer to different FMV positions—the preset sensor viewpoints or look angles used to manage video feeds. They let operators switch quickly between the primary feed and backup angles to maintain coverage, track targets as they move, or compensate if the primary view is blocked or degraded. Typically, the first position is the main feed, with the second and third providing alternate perspectives or fields of view. This labeling is about how the video is configured and accessed, not about calibration, imagery types, or communication channels. So these terms denote FMV positions.