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22 Cards in this Set
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Army EO policy
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"The U.S. Army will provide equal opportunity and fair treatment for military personnel and family members without regard to race, color, gender, religion, or national origin, and provide an environment free of unlawful discrimination and offensive behavior."
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LDRSHIP
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Loyalty
Duty Respect Selfless Service Honor Integrity Personal Courage |
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2 types of EO complaint
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Informal
Formal |
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Paragraph 1 OPORD
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Situation
a. enemy forces b. friendly forces c. attachments and detachments |
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Paragraph 2 OPORD
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Mission
5 W's Who What (task) Where When Why (purpose) |
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Paragraph 3 OPORD
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Execution
a. concept of the operation b. maneuver c. fires |
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Paragraph 4 OPORD
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Service Support
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Paragraph 5 OPORD
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Command and Signal
a. command b. signal |
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Troop Leading Procedures (TLP)
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Receive the mission
Issue a WARNO Make a tentative plan Initiate movement Conduct RECON Complete the plan Issue the OPORD Supervise and refine (FRAGOs) |
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2 types of Land Nav
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Dead reckoning
Terrain association |
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OAKOC
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Observation and Fields of Fire
Avenues of approach Key and Decisive terrain Obstacles Cover and concealment |
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Terrain Mobility
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Unrestricted
Restricted Severely restricted |
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5 military aspects of weather
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Visibility
Winds Precipitation Cloud cover Temperature/Humidity |
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Patrolling TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures)
Purposes of a patrol |
Gather info
Regain contact with enemy Engage the enemy Reassure the local population Prevent public disorder Deter and disrupt insurgent or criminal activity Provide unit security Protect key infrastructure |
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Patrolling TTPs
Elements common to patrols |
HHQ element
Aid and Litter team EPW/Detainee team Surveillance team En route recorder Compass man Pace man |
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Patrolling TTPs
Initial planning considerations |
Updates in enemy situation
Best use of terrain Weather data Changes in friendly situation Attachment of special soldiers Location of LZ and pickup zones Departure/reentry of friendly lines Fire support Rehearsal area/times Special equipment and ammo requirements Transportation Signal plan |
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Passive security measures
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Terrain of little tactical value
Terrain that would impede movement Area of dense vegetation Area remote from human habitation Avoid enemy positions Avoid built up areas Avoid hilltops or crests Avoid roads, trails, steep slopes, small valleys |
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Priorities of work (PLT and SQD)
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Security
Withdrawal plan Communications Mission Prep Weapons and Equipment Maintenance Water re-supply Mess plan Rest plan Alert plan Re-supply Sanitation and personal hygiene |
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DOD's definition of terrorism
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The calculated use of unlawful violence or threat of unlawful violence to inculcate fear; intended to coerce or to intimidate governments or societies in the pursuit of goals that are generally political, religious, or ideological.
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Force Protection Conditions
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Normal
Alpha Bravo Charlie Delta |
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TARP Threat Awareness and Reporting Program
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All military personnel will: Be knowledgeable of those reportable threat related incidents and behavior.
Be knowledgeable of how to contact the supporting Army Counter-Intelligence office. Follow the procedures for reporting incidents Receive an annual TARP briefing. |
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Army Readiness Campaign
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Build a kit
Make a plan Be informed |
