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41 Cards in this Set
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What are the members of the evaluation team?
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- Senior Trainer
- Section/Platoon Evaluator - Assistant Evaluator - Gunnery Evaluator |
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Who develops an operations order (OPORD) that supports the missions?
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S-3
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Collective Gunnery Tables (GT) are designed to test the unit's and leader's ability to take knowledge learned from the crew GT's and apply it to tactical combat scenarios at the ___, ___ and ___ team levels, to include combined arms sections and platoons
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Section, Platoon, Company
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In accordance with FM 3-20.21, what are the prerequisites for Platoon Qualification live fire?
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- All crew members must have passed the GST and GT I within the previous three months (six months for RC)
- All vehicle crews must have qualified as a crew on their respective Table VI within the previous six months - All rifle squad members must have qualified on their individual weapons within the previous six months - Rifle squads must have qualified on Rifle Table VI within the previous six months |
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The sections and platoons use all ____ and ____.
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Organic equipment, weapon systems
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What are the minimum required targets per vehicle for an unstabilized platform during collective gunnery?
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6 point targets
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The ____ allows the commander to determine if his unit has/has not demonstrated overall proficiency to perform task steps or performance measures to support the stated mission
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Collective scoring model
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What are the eight (8) engagement techniques used to destroy or suppress enemy targets?
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- Point Fire
- Area Fire - Simultaneous Fire - Sequential Fire - Alternating Fire - Time of Suppression - Recon by Fire - Volley Fire |
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DA Form ____ is the scoresheet used to evaluate Gunnery Tables VII, VIII, IX
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7659-R
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HMMWV's equipped with a MK19 must have one area target, day or night, ____ meters or greater
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1200
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Collective task evaluations and target destruction measure the section's ____.
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Combat proficiency
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The maneuver element must meet an MPL of ____ percent target destruction during a firing task
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50
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In accordance with the minimum proficiency levels of Platoon Gunnery, what are the CBRN requirements?
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One CBRN engagement day and night
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DA Form ____ is the scoresheet used to evaluate Gunnery Tables X, XI, XII
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7658-R
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The ____ approves alibis and oversees the after actions review
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Senior Trainer
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The ____ coordinates all necessary resources and personnel to support the gunnery exercises
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Master Gunner
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The ____ select vehicle and troop arrays that represent threat forces in the operational environment (OE) or the required training emphasis, based on the unit's METL
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Master Gunner, S-3, S-2
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Which member of the evaluation team observes overall squad leader tasks, rifle squad and fire team actions, and fire control and distribution?
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Assistant Evaluator
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The squad leader distributes and adjusts the fire of the rifle squads into one or more of three basic fire patterns. Name the three
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- Frontal Fire
- Cross Fire - Depth Fire |
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Commanders may choose to conduct one ____ or one ____ presentation, day and night
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- Friendly
- Neutral |
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What are the three levels of weapons control status
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- Weapons hold: engage only if engaged or ordered to engage
- Weapons tight: Engage only those target positively identified as enemy - Weapons free: Engage any targets not positively identified as friendly |
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List all of the collective gunnery minimum proficiency levels
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- One defensive engagement, day and night
- One offensive engagement, day and night - One short halt engagement, day and night - One CBRN engagement, day and night - One Sabot point target, day and night, 2000m or greater (Abrams) - One Main gun point target, day and night, 800m or less (Abrams) - One short range coax target, day and night, 300 meters or less - One 25-mm point target, day and night, 1600 meters or greater - One call for fire engagement, day and night |
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Gunnery Table XII allocates how much ammunition for an unstabilized platform?
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- .50 cal = 300 rounds
- MK19 = 64 rounds - 7.62 = 300 rounds |
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What is the principal focus of live fire exercises?
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Prepare your crews for tactical operations
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Squads must meet what prerequisites before a live fire exercise (LFX)?
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- Each soldier must be qualified with his individual weapon within the previous six months
- Javelin gunners must have certified with the Javelin within the past three months |
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During the conduct of collective gunnery, Abrams are required to have ___ main gun engagements, and ___ machine gun engagements per vehicle
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5, 11
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Referring to to table assessments, a rating of Untrained is defined as?
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The commander determines the unit has not demonstrated overall proficiency in his tasks or has failed to perform the stated mission
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____ and ____ gunnery will be conducted in two phases, one during the day and one at night.
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Section, Platoon
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Following the prerequisites of collective gunnery, all rifle squads must have ____ on ____ within the previous ___ months
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Qualified, Rifle Table VI, 6
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Sections and Platoons should participate collectively in ______ at least once before conducting live-fire training at that level
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Device based training
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Proficiency, practice, and qualification tables may be conducted on the same range if what conditions are met?
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Target presentation will not be in the same order
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What are the eight principles of Fire distribution and control?
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- Mass effects of fire
- Avoid Overkill - Destroy greatest threat first - Develop contingency's for diminished capabilities - Employ the best weapon for the target - Minimize friendly exposure - Fratricide prevention - Task Organize - Plan for extreme limited visibility |
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What engagements will be conducted on the armed HMMWV using a .50 caliber?
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- One point target day and night, 900 meters or greater
- One point target day and night, 400 meters or less |
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All elements within the section are integrated and evaluated on their ability to?
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Fight as a cohesive force
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____ exercises and ____ are a building block for section and platoon qualification
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- Collective proficiency
- Practice tables |
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The commander may choose, prior to qualification, to organize his ____ and ____ as either ____ or ____ elements
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Sections
Platoons Mixed Pure |
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Squad/Section Leaders are trained and evaluated on what skills?
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- Control of fire and maneuver of fire teams and vehicles within their section
- Conducting squad/section level collective tasks |
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Platoon Leaders are trained and evaluated on what skills?
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- Control of fire and maneuver of squads and vehicle sections
- Conducting Platoon level collective tasks |
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What are the digital requirements?
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- Overlays sent to all vehicles in the unit from the platoon/section leader
- CDR's may choose to populate overlays with friendly/neutral presentations - All vehicles must send one digital message - The platoon/section leader must send one digital message to the platoon leader/commander |
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What are the call for fire requirements?
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- The leader must develop a fire-support plan
- The leader must initiate one call for fire mission, day and night - impact must be within 150 meters of the target - Leader must report BDA to higher |
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What are the fire control measures?
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- Target Reference Point
- Sector of fire - Primary direction of fire - Trigger Line - Weapons Control Status - Engagement Priorities - Cease Fire Criteria - Fire Patterns |
