Fmfqo Practice Exam Fill In

Front 1

Name 3 examples of a MOUT operation

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Seoul 1950

Hue 1968

Fallujah 2005

Front 2

What uniform is this?

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Charlie's

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Marine Corps was created by a way the Continental Congress on the date ___ the first Marines were recruited at ___ in___.

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10 Nov 1775, Tun Tavern, Philadephia, PA

Front 4

What is a MOS?

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Military Occupational Specialty

Front 5

What is a T/E?

Back 5

Table of Equipment

Front 6

What is a MPF?

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Maritime Preposition Force

Front 7

Write out C4I

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Command, Control, Communication, Computer and Intelligence

Front 8

What is ANGLICO?

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Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company

Front 9

What is UNS?

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Urgent Needs Statement

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What is ROE?

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Rules of Engagement

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What is FOD?

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Foreign Object Damage

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What is HST?

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Helo Support Team

Front 13

What is EPW?

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Enemy Prisoner of War

Front 14

What is the system used to identify a billet in the Marine Corps and what is its Navy Counterpart?

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RUC, UIC

Front 15

What is the MCPP process that it's stored our in 6 hours?

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Marine Corps Planning Process

Front 16

The command post for the CE is called the ___.

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CP

Front 17

Most decorated Marine

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Lewis Puller

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First Marine Aviator

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A. A. Cunningham

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Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps

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A. A. Henderson

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Enlisted Marine who won the Medal of Honor 2 times

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Dan Daily

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CO of VMF-214

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Gregory Boyington

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First Commandant of the Marine Corps

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Samuel Nicholas

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Was given the Mameluke Sword

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Presely O'Bannon

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Famous Marine Corps Band Leader

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John Sousa

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Oldest man in space

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John Glenn

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First Marine to win the Medal of Honor in WW2

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John Basilone

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First Marine to Command an Army Division

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John Lejeune

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Command 1st MARDIV at Guadalcanal

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A. A. Vandergrif

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Highest scoring ace in the Marine Corps

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Joe Foss

Front 30

Helicopter first used

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Korea

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First use of a tracked amphibious assault vehicle

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Tarawa

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The LSD well deck concept was conceived

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Guadalcanal

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First use of dive bombing

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Haiti

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The Marine Corps air/ground team concept

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Korea

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The Marine Corps expanded to multiple divisions

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WW1

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Confirmed the need for the Corps in the Cold War

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Vietnam

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Kept the Marine Barracks at 8th & I from being burned

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Bladengburg

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First Amphibious assault

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Bahamas

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"Devil Dog"

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Belleau Wood

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"Send us more Japs"

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Wake Island

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"A million men could not take ___ in a hundred years."

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Tarawa

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"Uncommon valor was a common virtue"

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Nimitz

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"The raising of the flag on Suribachi means a Marine Corps for the next 500 years"

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Forrestal

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"Retreat, Hell! We're attacking in a different direction"

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Chosin Reservoir

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"Semper Fi"

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Marine Corps Motto

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"First to Fight"

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A statement on Marine readiness

Front 47

What is the function of the Force Combat Service Support Group (CSSG) of a MAGTF?

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Task organized to provide the full range of CSS functions and capabilities needed to support the continued readiness and sustainability of the MAGTF

Front 48

What are the 3 C's of protecting troops?

Back 48

Camouflage

Cover

Concealment

Front 49

Name the three recruit training centers for officers and enlisted Marines

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MCRD, Paris Island, SC

MCRD San Diego, CA

TBS, Quantico, VA

Front 50

3rd MAW's four MAG's

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MAG-11

MAG-13

MAG-16

MAG-39

Front 51

What is a SALUTE report and what does each letter stand for?

Back 51

It is a format used to give an accurate report of an enemy.

S - Size

A - Activity

L - Location

U - Uniform

T - Time

E - Equipment

Front 52

Write out "SEMPER FI" in the Phonetic Alphabet

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Sierra

Echo

Mike

Papa

Echo

Romeo

Foxtrot

India

Front 53

Write out "MARINE" in the Phonetic Alphabet

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Mike

Alpha

Romeo

India

November

Echo

Front 54

Write out "Chesty" in the Phonetic Alphabet

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Charlie

Hotel

Echo

Sierra

Tango

Yankee

Front 55

Military Phonetic Alphabet

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Front 56

What are the three kinds of North normally found on a map?

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True

Grid

Magnetic

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Red

Blue

Black

Green

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Relief

Water

Man-made objects

Vegetation

Front 58

Marine Corps Planning Process steps

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1. Mission Analysis

2. Course of Action (COA) Development

3. COA Wargaming

4. COA Comparison & Decision

5. Orders Development

6. Transition

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SMEAC

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A clear order if the task to be accomplished

Situation

Mission

Execution

Administration/Logistics

Command/Signal

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MSDS

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Material Safety Data Sheet

The OSA information that is kept for all hazardous material

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MSC

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Military Sealift Command

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Five Steps of ORM

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Operational Risk Management

1. Identify Hazards

2. Assess Hazards

3. Make Risk Decisions

4. Implement Controls

5. Supervise

Front 63

Ground Combat Element Units

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Fire Team (4)

Squad (3)

Platoon (4)

Company (4)

Battalion (5)

Regiment (5)

Division

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Class I

Class II

Class III

Class IV

Class V

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Subsistence

Clothing/Individual Equipment/etc

Petroleum/Oils/Lubricants

Construction Materials

Ammunition

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Class VI

Class VII

Class VIII

Class IX

Class X

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Personal Demand Items

Major End Items

Medical

Repair Parts

Material for Non-Military Programs

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PERMA

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Five phases of an Amphibious Operation

Planning

Embarkation

Rehearsal

Movement

Assault

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CH-46E & MV-22

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HMM (Sea Knight & Osprey)

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CH-53D

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HMH (Sea Stallion)

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AH-1W & UH-1

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HMLA (Cobra & Huey)

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F/A-18C

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VMFA (Hornet)

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F/A-18D

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VMFA(AW) - 2 seats

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AV-8B

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VMA (Harrier)

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KC-130

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VMRG (Hercules)

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EA-6B

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VMAQ (Prowler)

Front 75

RQ-2A

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VMU (UAV)

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FPCONs

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Force Protection Conditions

Normal

Alpha

Bravo

Charlie

Delta

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OMFTS

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Operational Maneuver From the Sea

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MOOTW

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Military Operation Other than War

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MOUT

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Military Operation on Urbanized Terrain

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Four Primary Weapon Safety Rules

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1. Treat every weapon as if it were loaded.

2. Never point the weapon at anything that you do not intend to shoot.

3. Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you intend to fire.

4. Keep weapon on safe until you intend to fire.

Front 81

Steps in stoppage of M9

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Tap

Rack

Bang

Front 82

Convert between Grid North and Magnetic North

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Declination Diagram

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National Security Act of 1947

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"Marines are trained, organized, and equipped for offensive amphibious employment and as a force of readiness.

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Six "regional" Unified Combatant Commands

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USCENTCOM

USEUCOM

USNORTHCOM

USSOUTHCOM

USPACOM

USAFRICOM

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Four "functional" Unified Combatant Commands

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USJFCOM

USSOCOM

USTRANSCOM

USSTRATCOM

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M16A2

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Standard USMC Service rifle, 5.56

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M9

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Berretta service pistol, 9mm

Front 88

M240G

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Medium machine gun 7.62mm

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M249

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SAW 5.56mm

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M203

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40,, grenade launcher attaches to M16 or M4

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M16A4

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New version of M16 with rail system for accessories

Front 92

M4

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Newer shorter carbine variant of the M16

Front 93

Mk19

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Medium machine gun; 40mm

Front 94

6 steps of taking an EPW

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Search

Silence

Segregate

Safeguard

Speed

Tag

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S-1/G-1

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Admin

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S-2/G-2

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Intel

Front 97

S-3/G-3

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Operations

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S-4/G-4

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Logistics

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S-6/G-6

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Comm and Computers

Front 100

G-8

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Base Operations

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3 Command Relationships

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ADCON
OPCON

TACON

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I MEF

II MEF

III MEF

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San Diego (Camp Pendleton)

North Carolina (Cammp Lejeune)

Okinawa JA

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MARFORPAC

MARFORLANT

MARFORRES

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Hawaii (Camp Smith)

Norfolk, VA

New Orleans, LA

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Directly report to the Commandant of the Marine Corps

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Counsel for the Commandant

Chaplain of the Marine Corps

Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps

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1775

1834

1868

1883

1918

1947

1952

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Marine Corps Founded

Depart of Navy

EGA

Semper Fi

Belleau Wood

National Security Act

Amended

Front 106

Six functions of Marine Corps Aviation

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Offensive Air Support

Anti-Air Warfare

Assault Support

Electronic Warfare

Air Reconnaissance

Control of Aircraft & Missles

Front 107

Two categories of offensive Air Support

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Deep Air Support

Close Air Support

Front 108

FEINT

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An offensive action involving contact with the adversary conducted with the purpose of deceiving the enemy

Front 109

"Plugger"

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Precision Lightweight GPS Receiver

Front 110

ROWPU

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Reverse Osmosis Water Purification Unit

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TWPS

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Tactical Water Purification System