Block 3 (Pt. 2)

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How many components of an IED and what are they?

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3 Components

•Casing

•Initiating System

•Main Charge

Front 2

These are designed to function after a preset delay

Back 2

Timed IEDs

Front 3

Common method of employment and allows enemy to choose optimal moment of initiation. Normally used against targets in transit

Back 3

Command Initiated IED

Front 4

Initiated by the action of its victims.

Back 4

Victim actuated IED

Front 5

Fabricated to kill or incapacitate victims with a chemical, rather than explosive, effect.

Back 5

Chemical IED

Front 6

Explosives designed to destroy or damage ground vehicles, boats, or aircraft, or to wound, kill, or otherwise incapacitate personnel

Back 6

Mines

Front 7

What is the best means of detecting an IED?

Back 7

Situational awareness

Front 8

A parked vehicle in a high traffic area with the intent of causing the most damage.

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Vehicle Borne IED (VBIED)

Front 9

When the driver is willing to give their own life in the process of detonating his explosives

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Suicide Vehicle Borne IED (SVBIED)

Front 10

What are the 5 C's?

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•Confirm

•Clear

•Call/Check

•Cordon

•Control

Front 11

This level of protection is established when the general warning is given and the threat of NBC warfare exists

•Over garment is worn or closed

•Over boots are carried

•Mask is carried

•Gloves are carried

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MOPP Level 1

Front 12

This level of protection should be established during tactical situations that require units to cross terrain where the previous use of chemical agents is unknown

•Over garment is worn

•Over boots are worn

•Mask is carried

•Gloves are carried

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MOPP Level 2

Front 13

This level of protection should be established when units are on the move and a chemical attack is possible

•Over garment is worn and closed

•Over boots are worn

•Mask is worn; hood is open or closed, based on temperature

•Gloves are carried

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MOPP Level 3

Front 14

This level of protection should be established when a unit will be operating within an area of contamination, or if there is an imminent threat of attack

•Over garment is worn and closed

•Over boots are worn

•Mask and hood are worn and closed

•Gloves are worn

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MOPP Level 4

Front 15

The purpose of this item is to identify the type of chemical agent present in liquid form on the battlefield

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M8 chemical Agent Detector Paper

Front 16

Used to detect the presence of liquid nerve and blister chemical agents. However does not identify either

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M9 Chemical Agent Detector Paper

Front 17

Chemical agent detector kit used to detect and identify chemical agents present, either as a liquid or as a vapor

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M256A1

Front 18

Used to absorb and neutralize liquid chemical agents

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M291 Skin Decontaminating Kit

Front 19

A line from any position on the earth's surface connects at the North Pole. Unlike grid lines, all lines of longitude are true north lines.

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True North

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Direction to the ________ as indicated by the north seeking needle of a magnetic compass. Located in Canada at Hudson Bay

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Magnetic North

Front 21

North that is established by the vertical grid lines on the map.

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Grid North

Front 22

Illustrates and identified some of the symbols on the map.

Back 22

Legend

Front 23

Normally located in the center of the lower margin. Contains instructions for composing a grid reference.

Back 23

Grid box

Front 24

The color used to identify the majority of cultural or man-made features, such as buildings, bridges, and roads not shown in red.

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Black

Front 25

Color used to identify main roads, built up areas, and special features such as dangerous or restricted areas

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Red

Front 26

Occasionally other colors will be used to show special information on a map. These will be indicated in the ____________.

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Margin of information

Front 27

To measure the distance between two points

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Straight line distance

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To measure the distance along a winding road

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Curved or irregular distance

Front 29

When navigating, one must know his or her _________ to accurately record distance covered.

Back 29

Pace count

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Engages the enemy at the objective(combat patrol)

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Assault Elements

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Provides supporting fires for the assault unit attack, and covering fires if required, for its withdrawal (combat patrol)

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Support element

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Secures the objective rally point, isolates the objective, and covers the patrols return from the objective area (combat patrol)

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Security element

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This is the command group of the patrol. Composed of the patrol leader, and other supportive personnel essential to the patrol such as the radio operator, corpsman, and forward observer

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Patrol Headquarters

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Maintains surveillance over the objective

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Recon Element