What altitude range defines the Low Level Terrain Flight mode in NVG training?

The Low Level Terrain Flight mode in NVG (Night Vision Goggle) training is defined by an altitude range of 80 to 200 feet. This range is essential for ensuring pilots can effectively navigate and conduct operations in terrain where obstacle avoidance is critical, particularly during low-light conditions. Flying at this altitude allows for better terrain recognition and improves the pilot's ability to react to changing obstacles and ground features. It also maximizes the benefits of night vision technology by allowing the pilot to maintain operational effectiveness while staying low enough to reduce the risk of detection. This altitude range is strategically chosen to balance the threat of ground-based obstacles with the operational need for stealth and maneuverability in low-level flight scenarios.