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41 Cards in this Set
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Elevation and contour Lines |
*index *intermediate *supplementary |
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Five Majors |
Hills Valley Ridge Saddle Depression |
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Three minor |
Draw Spur Cliff |
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Two Supplemental |
Cut-in Fill-out |
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Situation Paragraph |
*Area of interest *Area of Operation *Enemy/Friendly forces *Higher unit mission & intent *Mission of adjacent units *Non-Gov't organizations *Civil Consideration *Attachments and detachments |
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Mission Paragraph |
Who What When Where Why |
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Execution Paragraph |
Commanders intent Concept of operations Scheme of movement and manueuver Timeline |
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Sustainment Paragraph |
Priorities of Sustainment Administrative mvmt and transpo Logistics Personnel Health system support |
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Command and Signal |
Command: Location of commander/ Key leaders, succession of command Control/Signal: Command posts, reports, passwords, frequencies |
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Five Paragraphs of Opord |
Situation Mission Execution Sustainment Command and Signal |
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Three types of Orders |
Warno Oprod Frago |
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What does OAKOC stand for? |
O: Observations fields of fire A: Avenues of approach K: Key/ decisive terrain O: Obstacles C: Cover and Concealment OAKOC is Terrain analyses |
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What does MEETT-TC stand for? |
M:Mission E: Enemy T: Terrain T: Time T- Troops available C: Civil Consideration Used for Mission Analyse |
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What does ASCOPE stand for? |
A: Areas S: Structures C: Capabilities O: Organization P: People E: Events Used for Civil Consideration |
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Forms of dead reckoning? |
Compass Pace count Steering Marks Terrain association |
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MVMT Formation |
Line Column File Wedge |
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8 TLP's |
R: receive the mission I: Issue Warno M: Make Tentative plan I: Initiate movement C: Conduct Reconn C: Complete the Plan I: Issue Order S: Supervise and Refine |
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3 forms of defense |
Linear Reverse Perimeter |
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Types of Ambushes? |
Hasty Deliberate |
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What is an Ambush? |
a surprise attack from a concealed position on a moving or temporarily halted target. |
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Elements of an AMBUSH |
Security Support Assault |
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What is a RAID? |
An attack to temporarily cease an area in order to secure information, confuse adversary, capture personnel, or destroy capability. |
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Element of a RAID |
Breech Security Support Assault |
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What is a LDA |
Linear Danger Area |
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What is LOA |
Limit of Advance |
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Terrain Mobility |
-Unrestricted - Restricted _ Severely restricted |
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Defense tasks |
Area defense Mobile Retrograde |
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Leadership means? |
In both a research area and a practical skill, regarding the ability of an individual or organization to "LEAD" or guide other individuals, teams, or entire organizations. |
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OML Percentages |
Academics 50% Leadership 35% Physical 15% |
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What is TCCC |
Tactical Combat Causality Care |
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APD Army Publication Directorate |
Supports readiness as the Army's centralized publications and forms management organization |
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U.S. Weapon Systems |
M-9 : 1800m, 9mm M4, 3600m, 5.56mm M240, 3735m, 7.62mm M249, 3600m, 5.56mm |
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Mission Command |
-Build Cohesive teams through mutual trust -Create shared understanding -Exercise discipline initiative -Use mission orders -Accept prudent risk |
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Army's Purpose |
To fight and win nations wars |
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Difference between an engagement and a battle |
Engagements are smaller Battles are bigger |
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Operational enviornments |
An operational environment is a composite of the conditions, circumstances, and influences that affect the employment of capabilities and bear on the decisions of the commander. |
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Purpose of Offense |
to defeat, destroy, or neutralize the enemy force |
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Characteristics of Offense |
Main feature of offensive tasks is taking and maintaining the initiative. CONTACT ATTACK EXPLOITATION PURSUIT |
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Defense characteristics |
Disruption Flexibility Mass and concentration Preparation Security Striving to regain the initiative from the attacking. |
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Tenants of unified Land Operations |
Flexibility Integration Lethality Adaptability Depth Synchronization |
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what is ARSOF |
Army Special Operation Forces |
