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What ADP covers mission command. |
ADP 6-0 |
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What army regulation covers code of conduct? |
A 350-30 |
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If you were to become a pow what information would you be required to give? |
Name rank. Service number. Date of birth |
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When was the code of conduct established? |
August 17th 1955 |
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When was the code of conduct amended? |
May 1988 |
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How many articles are in the code of conduct? |
6 |
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What is the first sentence in article one code of conduct? |
I am an American fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life |
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What is the purpose of the Geneva convention? |
To provide rules to treat pows humanely |
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What does sere stand for |
Survival evasion resistance and escape. |
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What is the reason for coc? |
To provide mental resistance for pows |
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What adp covers mission command? |
Adp 6-0 |
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What is decisive action? |
The combination of of offensive defensive and stability operations for favorable conflict out come |
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How are unified land operations accomplished? |
Through decisive action |
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What are unified action partners? |
They are partners of operations that plan with the army |
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What is the commanders intent? |
It is the commanders purpose of an operation and the desired out come |
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What adp covers army leadership? |
Adp 6-22 |
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What is leadership? |
Leadership is one having the qualities to motivate and gain trust of others to come together to accomplish goals |
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How can leaders mitigate resistance? |
By knowing their soldiers and anticipating reactions towards situations |
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What are 3 categories of competencies? |
Lead develop achieve |
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What is the purpose of apd 6-22? |
To establish principles to accomplish missions and care for soldiers |
Army leadership |
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When was the no support channel formally orginized? |
December 20th 1976 |
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What is a sergeant? |
A leader |
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What AR covers the chain of command? |
AR 600-20 |
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What ar cover the asap program |
Ar 600-85 |
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What ar cover eo |
Ar-600-20 |
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What are 3 leader attributes |
Character presence and intelect |
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What ar covers military justice |
Ar 27-10 |
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How many articles under usmj |
146 articles and 12 sub articles |
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What are 3 different article 15 |
Field grade company grade and sumerized |
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What fm covers the m4 rifles |
Fm 3-22.9 |
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Name the 5 phases of basic rifle marksmanship |
Preliminary rifle instructionn.. downrange feedback... field fire... advanced rifle marksmanship... advanced optics lasers and iron sights |
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What are the four fundamentals of marksmanship |
Steady position Proper aim sight picture Breathing Trigger squeez |
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What are to basic elements of the sight picture? |
Sight alignment Placing of the aiming point |
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What does sports stand for? |
Slap pull observe release tap shoot |
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Is sports an immediate of remedial action? |
Immediat action |
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How many times should immediat action be performed? |
Once |
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Describe the m4 rifle |
A 5.56 mm magazine fed gas operated air cooled semiautomatic or three round burst hand held shoulder fired weapon |
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Describe the m4 rifle |
A 5.56 mm magazine fed gas operated air cooled semiautomatic or three round burst hand held shoulder fired weapon |
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Maximum range? |
3,600 meters |
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M4 maximum point target range |
500 meters |
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M4 point area target |
600 meters |
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What is the fm that covers map reading and navigation? |
Fm 3-25.26 |
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What are the colors of a map and the meanings? |
Black- for man made features Red/brown combined- non surveyed elevation features Blue- water features Green- vegetation with military significance. Brown- relief train features Red- cultural features populated areas on older maps |
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What are military symbols? |
They represent types of military orginizations, installations, and activities. |
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Where is the legend of the map found? |
Lower left margin |
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What are contour lines? |
Imaginary lines that represent elevation |
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What are 3 types of contour lines? |
Index Intermediate Suplementary |
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How many mils in a degree |
17.7 mils |
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How many Norths are there on a military map? |
3. True north magnetic north and grid north |
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What are 5 major terrain features found on a map? |
Hill valley ridge saddle depression |
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What are 3 minor terrain featurs? |
Draw spur cliff |
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What is a map? |
It is a graphic representation of a portion of the earth. |
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What is an azmuth? |
And imaginary line heading towards a know destination |
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What is the distance between grid lines? |
1 kl. Or 1000 meters |
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What is the general rule for reading maps? |
Right the up |
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What is self aid? |
Emergency treatment applied to one's self |
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What fm covers first aid |
fm 4-25.11 |
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What is the object of first aid? |
Stop bleeding Overcome shock Relieve pain Prevent infection |
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What adp covers unified land operation. |
Adp 3-0 |
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What is the army's war fighting doctrine? |
Unified land operations |
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What is a series of related major operations? |
A campaign |
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What is a military action consisting of 2 or more related tacticle actions? |
An operation |
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What is a battle or engagement employing lethal or non lethal actions? |
A tacticle action |
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What is mdmp? |
Military decision making process |
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What is the purpose of mdmp? |
To gather commander staff head quarters to develop a course of action to a situation |
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What adp covers units and developing leaders? |
Adp 7-0 |
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Who is responsible for developing and training leaders? |
The commander |
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What does metl stand for? |
Mission essential task list |
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Where do soldiers develop fundamental skills which were developed in institutional training? |
Operational assignments |
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What regulation covers the evaluation reporting system? |
Ar 623-3 |
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What does the ers identify? |
It identifies those who are best qualified for promotion and positions of higher responsibility. |
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What adp covers 3-0 |
Unified land operations |
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What adp covers operational process? |
Adp 5-0 |
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Regulation for acs? |
At 608-1 |
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9 line medevac |
1. Location of pick up site 2. Frequency and call sign at pick up site 3. Number of casualties at pickup site by precedence. 4. Special equipment 5. Number of patients by type 6. Security of pick up site 7.methos of marking at pick up site 8. Patient nationality 9. Nbc contaminatiom |
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What is sergeants buisness? |
To train and lead soldiers |
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Define responsibility |
Being accountable for your actions |
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How does a commander exercise command? |
Through out subordinate commanders |
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