Advancement Exam - Ma3

Front 1

M9: Caliber?

Back 1

9mm

Front 2

M9: Max Range?

Back 2

1800M

Front 3

M9: Max effective range?

Back 3

50M

Front 4

M9: Condition code - 1

Back 4

Round in chamber, slide forward, magazine inserted, safety on.

Front 5

M9: Condition code - 2

Back 5

N/A

Front 6

M9: Condition code - 3

Back 6

Chamber empty, magazine inserted, slide forward, safety on.

Front 7

M9: Condition code - 4

Back 7

Chamber empty, no magazine inserted, slide forward, safety on.

Front 8

M16/M4: Caliber?

Back 8

5.56mm (.223)

Front 9

M16/M4: Max range?

Back 9

3600M

Front 10

M16/M4: Max effective range?

Back 10

550M (M16)
500M (M4)

Front 11

M16/M4: Condition code - 1

Back 11

Round in chamber, magazine inserted, bolt forward, safety on, dust cover closed.

Front 12

M16/M4: Condition code - 2

Back 12

N/A

Front 13

M16/M4: Condition code - 3

Back 13

Chamber empty, magazine inserted, bolt forward, safety on, dust cover closed.

Front 14

M16/M4: Condition code - 4

Back 14

Chamber empty, no magazine inserted, bolt forward, safety on, dust cover closed.

Front 15

M203: Caliber?

Back 15

40mm

Front 16

M203: Max range?

Back 16

400M

Front 17

M203: Max effective range AREA?

Back 17

350M

Front 18

M203: Max effective range POINT?

Back 18

150M

Front 19

M203: Condition code - 1

Back 19

Round in chamber, tube closed, safety on.

Front 20

M203: Condition code - 2

Back 20

N/A

Front 21

M203: Condition code - 3

Back 21

N/A

Front 22

M203: Condition code - 4

Back 22

Chamber empty, tube closed, safety on.

Front 23

M500: Caliber?

Back 23

12 guage

Front 24

M500: Max range(BUCKSHOT)?

Back 24

660yds

Front 25

M500: Max effective range(BUCKSHOT)?

Back 25

50yds

Front 26

M500: Max range(SLUG)?

Back 26

1180yds

Front 27

M500: Max effective range(SLUG)?

Back 27

100yds

Front 28

M500: Condition code - 1

Back 28

Round in chamber, rounds inserted in magazine tube, action forward, safety on.

Front 29

M500: Condition code - 2

Back 29

N/A

Front 30

M500: Condition code - 3

Back 30

Chamber empty, rounds inserted into magazine tube, action forward, safety on.

Front 31

M500: Condition code - 4

Back 31

Chamber empty, no rounds in the magazine tube, action forward, safety on.

Front 32

M240: Caliber?

Back 32

7.62mm (.308)

Front 33

M240: Max range?

Back 33

3725M

Front 34

M240: Max effective range POINT?

Back 34

800M

Front 35

M240: Max effective range AREA?

Back 35

1800M

Front 36

M240: Condition code - 1

Back 36

Chamber empty, bolt locked to the rear, safety on, ammo on feed tray, cover closed.

Front 37

M240: Condition code - 2

Back 37

N/A

Front 38

M240: Condition code - 3

Back 38

Chamber empty, bolt forward, safety on fire, ammo on feed tray, cover closed.

Front 39

M240: Condition code - 4

Back 39

Chamber empty, bolt forward, safety on fire, no ammo on feed tray, cover closed.

Front 40

M2HB: Caliber?

Back 40

.50 cal

Front 41

M2HB: Max range?

Back 41

7400yds (6767m)

Front 42

M2HB: Max effective range?

Back 42

2000yds

Front 43

M2HB: Condition code - 1

Back 43

Ammo on feed tray, round in chamber, bolt forward, cover closed.

Front 44

M2HB: Condition code - 2

Back 44

N/A

Front 45

M2HB: Condition code - 3

Back 45

Ammo on feed tray, chamber empty, bolt forward, cover closed.

Front 46

M2HB: Condition code - 4

Back 46

No ammo on feed tray, chamber empty, bolt forward, cover closed.

Front 47

Are .50cal weapons authorized to shoot personnel?

Back 47

Yes.

Front 48

What is a Hot Gun?

Back 48

Typically occurs after 200 rounds have been fired within 2 minutes.

Front 49

What weapons fire from the Open Bolt position?

Back 49

MK-19, M60, and M240.

Front 50

What is the purpose of warning shots?

Back 50

To determine intent.

Front 51

What is the optimal ammo load out for employing warning shots?

Back 51

First 10 rounds are tracers.

Front 52

Are warning shots considered deadly force?

Back 52

No, but if employed improperly, have the potential to become deadly force.

Front 53

What is cover fire?

Back 53

Cover fire is pin point accurate shots at a target to either neutralize the treat or minimize his effectiveness.

Front 54

What is suppression fire?

Back 54

Suppression fire is laying down fire to an area in which you do not have the exact location of the target, but know his general location.

Front 55

What are the 4 universal weapon safety rules?

Back 55

1) Treat every weapon as if it was loaded.
2) Never point a weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot.
3) Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until your ready to fire.
4) Keep weapon on safe until you intend to fire.

Front 56

What OPNAV instruction is small arms and training and qualification?

Back 56

OPNAVINST 3591.1F

Front 57

What is the definition of Deadly Force?

Back 57

Deadly force is the force that a person uses causing, or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing, death or serious bodily harm.

Front 58

What are the eight Justifications for deadly force?

Back 58

1. self defense
2. defense of others
3. assets involving national security
4. assets not involving national security, but, are inherently dangerous to others
5. protect public health and safety
6. serious offenses against persons
7. arrest and apprehension
8. escape

Front 59

Under the condition of escapes, what do you need to be authorized deadly force?

Back 59

A letter from the Secretary of Defense stating that the individual is a danger to the public.

Front 60

What is the deadly force triangle?

Back 60

Opportunity, Capability, Intent

Front 61

What is the escalation of force continuum?

Back 61

-Armed security presence (armed, uniformed watch stander)
-Verbal commands (personal communication skills)
-Soft controls (escorts, handcuffs, flex-cuffs)
-Hard controls (hand and knee strikes, pepper spray) -Intermediate weapons (expandable baton, MWD)
-Deadly force (M9, 12Gauge, M16 ect.)

Front 62

What are FPCON's?

Back 62

Force Protection Conditions

Front 63

What are the FPCON's?

Back 63

NORMAL - General threat of terrorist activity exists. ALPHA - Possible terrorist activity.
BRAVO - Increased and more predictable threat of terrorist activity exist.
CHARLIE - An incident has occurred or intelligence is received indicating terrorist activity is imminent.
DELTA - A terrorist attack has occurred in the immediate area or intelligence has been received that terrorist action against a specific location is likely.

Front 64

What is Situational Awareness?

Back 64

Knowledge and understanding of the current situation which provides timely, relevant, and accurate assessment of friendly, enemy, and other operations within the battle space.

Front 65

What is Operational Risk Management?

Back 65

A decision making tool used by personnel at all levels to mitigate risks.

Front 66

What are the 5 steps of ORM?

Back 66

IAMIS - Identify hazards, Assess hazards, Make risk decision, Implement controls, and Supervise.

Front 67

What is ROE and why do we have it?

Back 67

Rules Of Engagement - provide implementation guidance on the application of force for mission accomplishment and the exercise of the inherent right and obligation of self-defense. (Set forth by the Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff)

Front 68

How many types of ROE's are there?

Back 68

1. Standing - Inherent right of self-defense
2. Supplemental - theater specific

Front 69

What is MOPP?

Back 69

Mission Orientated Protective Postures

Front 70

How Many MOPP levels are there?

Back 70

5

Front 71

What are the Core Competencies?

Back 71

Detect, Deter, Defend, and Mitigate

Front 72

State the Sailor’s Creed.

Back 72

I am a United States Sailor.
I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States Of America and I will obey the orders of those appointed over me.
I represent the fighting spirit of the Navy and those who have gone before me to defend freedom and democracy around the world.
I proudly serve my country's Navy combat team with Honor, Courage, and Commitment.
I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all.

Front 73

What is your 1st General Order?

Back 73

To take charge of this post and all government property in view.

Front 74

What is your 2nd General Order?

Back 74

To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing.

Front 75

What is your 3rd General Order?

Back 75

To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.

Front 76

What is your 4th General Order?

Back 76

To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guard house than my own.

Front 77

What is your 5th General Order?

Back 77

To quit my post only when properly relieved.

Front 78

What is your 6th General Order?

Back 78

To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders of the Commanding Officer, Command Duty Officer, Officer of the Deck, and Officer and Petty Officers of the watch only.

Front 79

What is your 7th General Order?

Back 79

To talk to no one except in the line of duty.

Front 80

What is your 8th General Order?

Back 80

To sound the alarm in case of fire or disorder.

Front 81

What is your 9th General Order?

Back 81

To call the officer of the deck in any case not covered by instructions.

Front 82

What is your 10th General Order?

Back 82

To salute all officers and all colors and standard not cased.

Front 83

What is your 11th General Order?

Back 83

To be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post and allow no one to pass without proper authority.