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171 Cards in this Set
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DEFENSE SUPPORT OF CIVIL AUTHORITIES |
ADP 3-28 |
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SALUTES, HONORS, AND COURTESY |
AR 600-25 |
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LEAVES AND PASSES |
AR 600-8-10 |
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PROTECTION |
ADP 3-37 |
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ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS |
ADP 3-05 |
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OPERATIONS |
ADP 3-0 |
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STABILITY |
ADP 3-07 |
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THE ARMY |
ADP 1 |
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TRAINING |
ADP 7-0 |
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WEAR AND APPEARANCE OF ARMY UNIFORM AND INSIGNIA |
AR 670-1 |
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OFFENSE AND DEFENSE |
ADP 3-90 |
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MILITARY JUSTICE |
AR 27-10 |
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ENLISTED PROMOTIONS AND REDUCTIONS |
AR 600-8-19 |
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ARMY LEADERSHIP AND THE PROFESSION |
ADP 6-22 |
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SUSTAINMENT |
ADP 4-0 |
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SUPPLY POLICY BELOW THE NATIONAL LEVEL |
AR 710-2 |
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EVALUATION REPORTING SYSTEM |
AR 623-3 + DA PAM 623-3 |
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MILITARY AWARDS |
AR 600-8-22 |
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GUIDE TO THE WEAR AND APPEARANCE OF ARMY UNIFORM AND INSIGNIA |
DA PAM 670-1 |
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TAC RADIOS MULTI-SERVICE TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR TACTICAL RADIOS |
ATP 6-02.72 |
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ARMY MATERIAL MAINTENANCE POLICY |
AR 750-1 |
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THE OPERATIONS PROCESS |
ADP 5-0 |
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DRILL AND CEREMONIES |
TC 3-21.5 |
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ARMY TRAINING AND LEADER DEVELOPMENT |
AR 350-1 (CHAPTER 5, SECTION III) |
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MISSION COMMAND: COMMAND AND CONTROL OF ARMY FORCES |
ADP 6-0 |
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INTELLIGENCE |
ADP 2-0 |
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FIRES |
ADP 3-19 |
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TERMS AND MILITARY SYMBOLS |
ADP 1-02 |
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FLAGS, GUIDONS, STREAMERS, TABARDS, AND AUTOMOBILE AND AIRCRAFT PLATES |
AR 840-10 |
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THE COUNSELING PROCESS |
ATP 6-22.1 |
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HOLISTIC HEALTH AND FITNESS |
FM 7-22 |
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NONCOMMISSION OFFICER GUIDE |
TC 7-22.7 |
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U.S. ARMY NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GUIDE |
DA PAM 600-25 |
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MILITARY MORALE, WELFARE AND RECREATION PROGRAMS AND NONAPPROPRIATED FUND INSTRUMENTALITIES |
AR 215-1 |
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ARMY INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM |
AR 380-5 |
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ARMY SAFETY PROGRAM |
AR 385-10 + DA PAM 385-10 |
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THE TOTAL ARMY SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM |
AR 600-8-8 |
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THE ARMY BODY COMPOSITION PROGRAM |
AR 600-9 |
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ARMY COMMAND POLICY |
AR 600-20 (CHAPTER 4: MILITARY DICIPLINE AND CONDUCT) (CHAPTER 6: MILITARY EQUAL OPPORTUNITY POLICY AND PROGRAM) (CHAPTER 7: SEXUAL HARASSMENT/ASSAULT RESPONSE AND PREVENTION PROGRAM) |
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THE ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM |
AR 600-85 |
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ARMY HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAM |
AR 600-63 |
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ARMY RETENTION PROGRAM |
AR 601-280 |
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ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE |
AR 608-1 |
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THE ARMY FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM |
AR 608-18 |
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EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM |
AR 608-75 |
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ARMY CONTINUING EDUCATION SYSTEM |
AR 621-5 |
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ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF |
AR 930-4 |
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AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS SERVICE PROGRAM AND ARMY UTILIZATION |
AR 930-5 |
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SOLDIER FOR LIFE-TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SFL-TAP) |
AR 600-81 |
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PERSONNEL RECOVERY |
AR 525-28 |
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CODE OF CONDUCT |
AR 525-28 (CHAPTER 4) |
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PHYSICAL SECURITY |
ATP 3-39.32 |
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TCO MUILTI-SERVICE TACTICS, TECHNIQUES AND PROCESURES FOR TACTICAL CONVOY OPERATIONS |
ATP 4-01.45 |
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UNIT FIELD SANITATION TEAMS |
ATP 4-25.12 |
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CAMOUFLAGE, CONCEALMENT, AND DECOYS |
ATTP 3-34.39 |
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SURVIVAL |
FM 3-05.70 |
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MULTI-SERVICE DOCTRINE FOR CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, AND NUCLEAR OPERATIONS |
FM 3-11 |
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MULTI-SERVICE TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL PROTECTION |
FM 3-11.4 |
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FIRST AID |
FM 4-02.1 |
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GUARD DUTY |
TC 3-22.6 |
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DESERT OPERATIONS |
FM 90-3 |
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TREATIES GOVERNING LAND WARFARE |
DA PAM 27-1 |
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THE WARRIOR ETHOS AND SOLDIER COMBAT SKILLS |
TC 3-21.75 |
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MAP READING AND LAND NAVIGATION |
TC 3-25.26 |
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PRISONERS OF WAR |
TC 27-10-2 |
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BASIC RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP |
TC 3-22.9 |
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M4-/M16-SERIES CARBINE |
TC 3-22.9 |
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GRENADE MACHINE GUN MK19 MOD 3 |
TC 3-22.19 |
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M2 SERIES HEAVY BARREL CALIBER .50 MACHINE GUN |
TC 3-22.50 |
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OPERATOR'S MANUAL MACHINE GUN, CALIBER .50, M2A1, W/FIXED HEADSPACE AND TIMING |
TC 9-1005-347-10 |
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MEDIUM MACHINE GUN 240-SERIES |
TC 3-22.240 |
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M249 LIGHT MACHINE GUN |
TC 3-22.249 |
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M9 PISTOL |
TC 3-23.35 |
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M18A1 CLAYMORE MUNITION |
TC 3-22.23 |
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GRENADES AND PYROTECHNIC SIGNALS |
TC 3-23.30 |
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40MM GRENADE LAUNCHERS |
TC 3-22.31 |
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SHOULDER-LAUNCHED MUNITIONS |
TC 3-23.25 |
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M4 CHARACTERISTICS |
LIGHTWEIGHT, 5.56MM, MAGAZINE FED, GAS OPERATED, AIR COOLED, SEMIAUTOMATIC OR 3 ROUND BURST, AUTOMATIC, HAND-HELD, SHOULDER FIRED WEAPON |
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M4 MUZZLE VELOCITY |
2970 FEET PER SECOND |
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M4 CYCLE RATE OF FIRE |
700-970 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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M4 MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE RATE OF FIRE |
SEMI: 45 ROUNDS PER MINUTE BURST: 90 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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M4 SUSTAINED RATE OF FIRE |
12-15 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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M4 MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE RANGE |
POINT TARGET: 500 METERS AREA TARGET: 600 METERS |
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M4 MAXIMUM RANGE |
3600 METERS |
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M4 CYCLE OF FUNCTION PHASES |
FEEDING, CHAMBERING, LOCKING, FIRING, UNLOCKING, EXTRACTING, EJECTING, COCKING |
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M2A1 CHARACTERISTICS |
CALIBER. 50, MACHINE GUN, HEAVY BARREL, FLEXIBLE, BELT-FED, RECOIL OPERATED, AIR-COOLED, CREW-SERVED, SINGLE-SHOT AND AUTOMATIC |
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M2A1 MUZZLE VELOCITY |
2910 FEETS PER SECOND |
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M2A1 MAXIMUM RANGE |
7440 YARDS (6803 METERS) |
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M2A1 MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE RANGE |
2000 YARDS (1829 METERS) |
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M2A1 4 DIFFERENT RATES OF FIRE |
-SINGLE SHOT -SLOW FIRE: 6-9 ROUNDS AT 10-15 SECONDS INTERVALS -RAPID FIRE: 6-9 ROUNDS AT 5-10 SECONDS INTERVALS -CYCLE FIRE: 450-600 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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CREATION OF THE RANK OF SMA |
JULY 4TH, 1966 |
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THE FIRST SMA |
SMA WILLIAM O. WOOLDRIDGE |
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THE CURRENT SMA |
SMA MICHAEL A. GRINSTONE |
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TOTAL SMA IN ARMY'S HISTORY |
16 SMA |
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DA FORM USED TO RECORD TAPE MEASUREMENTS FOR ABCP |
DA 5500 FOR MALES AND DA 5501 FOR FEMALES |
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PLACES TO TAPE MEASURE FOR ABCP |
NECK AND ABDOMIN FOR MALES AND NECK, ABDOMIN AND HIPS FOR FEMALES |
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DA FORM USED TO RECORD EQUIPMENT'S PMCS |
DA 5988 |
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DA FORM USED TO RECORD COUNSELINGS |
DA 4856 |
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THE 3 TYPES OF COUNSELINGS |
EVENT-ORIENTED, PERFORMANCE, AND DEVELOPMENTAL |
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THE 3 C'S OF TC3 |
CARE UNDER FIRE (CUF) TACTICAL FIELD CARE (TFC) TACTICAL EVACUATION CARE (TACEVAC) |
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TC3'S MARCH |
MASSIVE HEMORRAGE, AIRWAY, RESPIRATION, CIRCULATION, HYPOTHERMIA |
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H2F 5 DOMAINS |
PHYSICAL READINESS, NUTRITIONAL READINESS, MENTAL READINESS, SPIRITUAL READINESS, AND SLEEP READINESS |
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SOLDIERS EXEMPT FROM ABCP |
MAJOR LIMB LOSS, ESTABLISHED CONTINUED ON ACTIVE DUTY OR CONTINUED ON ACTIVE RESERVE STATUS, PREGNANT/POSTPARTUM, HOSPITALIZATION FOR 30 DAYS OR GREATER, AND NEW RECRUITS |
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MAXIMUM BODY FAT PERCENTAGE FOR AGE GROUP 17-20 |
MALE 20%, FEMALE 30% |
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MAXIMUM BODY FAT PERCENTAGE FOR AGE GROUP 21-27 |
MALE 22%, FEMALE 32% |
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MAXIMUM BODY FAT PERCENTAGE FOR AGE GROUP 28-39 |
MALE 24%, FEMALE 34% |
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MAXIMUM BODY FAT PERCENTAGE FOR AGE GROUP 40 AND OLDER |
MALE 26%, FEMALE 36% |
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ARMY VALUES |
LOYALTY, DUTY, RESPECT, SELFLESS SERVICE, HONOR, INTEGRITY, PERSONAL COURAGE |
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PREPARATION DRILL |
BEND AND REACH, REAR LUNGE, HIGH JUMPER, ROWER, SQUAT BENDER, WINDMILL, FORWARD LUNGE, PRONE ROW, BENT-LEG BODY TWIST, PUSHUP |
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RECOVERY DRILL |
OVERHEAD ARM PULL, REAR LUNGE, EXTEND AND FLEX, THIGH STRETCH, SINGLE LEG OVER, GROIN STRETCH, CALF STRETCH, HAMSTRING STRETCH |
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YEAR THE ARMY WAS CREATED/ESTABLISHED |
JUNE 14TH, 1775 |
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ORGANIZATION THAT CREATED THE U. S. ARMY |
THE SECOND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS |
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5 OPTIONS A SOLDIER HAS WHEN DEALING W/ SEXUAL HARASSMENT |
DIRECT APPROACH, INDIRECT APPROACH, THIRD PARTY, CHAIN OF COMMAND, AND FILE AN ANONYMOUS INFORMAL OR FORMAL COMPLAINT |
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2 OPTIONS A SOLDIER HAS WHEN DEALING W/ SEXUAL ASSAULT |
SUBMIT A RESTRICTED REPORT OR AN UNRESTRICTED REPORT |
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MAJOR TERRAIN FEATURES |
HILL, VALLEY, RIDGE, SADDLE, AND DEPRESSION |
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MINOR TERRAIN FEATURES |
DRAW, SPUR, AND CLIFF |
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SUPPLEMENTARY TERRAIN FEATURES |
CUT AND FILL |
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MAP READING'S 3 NORTHS |
GRID NORTH, MAGNETIC NORTH, AND TRUE NORTH |
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MAP USED FOR LAND NAVIGATION |
1:50,000 SCALE MILITARY TOPOGRAPHIC MAP |
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PARALLELS OF LATITUDE |
LINES ON A MAP THAT RUN EAST TO WEST PARALLEL TO THE EQUATOR USED TO MEASURE THE DISTANCE OF A POINT FROM THE EQUATOR |
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MERIDIANS OF LONGITUDE |
LINES ON THE MAP THAT RUN NORTH TO SOUTH THAT GO THROUGH THE POLES USED TO MEASURE THE DISTANCE OF A POINT FROM THE GREENWICH MERIDIAN |
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INTERSECTION |
THE PROCESS OF USING 2 OR MORE KNOWN POINTS AND SHOOTING AZIMUTHS TOWARDS THE UNKNOW POINT AND USING THE INTERSECTION POINT TO ESTIMATE THE DISTANCE TO THE UNKNOWN POINT ON THE MAP |
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RESECTION |
THE PROCESS OF USING 2 OR MORE IDENTIFYABLE TERRAIN FEATURES AND SHOOTING AZIMUTHS TO THEM DRAWING THE BACK AZIMUTHS ON THE MAP, THE INTERSECTION POINT BEING YOUR LOCATION |
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2 METHODS TO USE A LENSATIC COMPASS |
CENTERHOLD TECHNIQUE, COMPASS TO CHEEK TECHNIQUE |
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COLORS USED TO REPRESENT TERRAIN FEATURES |
BLACK: MAN MADE FEATURES RED-BROWN: CULTURAL FEATURES, ALL RELIEF FEATURES, AND CONTOUR LINES BLUE: WATER FEATURES GREEN: VEGETATION WITH MILITARY SIGNIFICANCE BROWN: CONTOUR LINES RED: CULTURAL FEATURES |
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2 - 3 FA CREATION |
CREATED JANUARY 11TH, 1812 BY CPT DONOHO NEAR SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA |
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2 - 3 FA EARLY HISTORY |
CANADIAN CAMPAIGN, INDIAN WARS (FLORIDA), MEXICAN WAR (VERACRUZ AND CERRO GORDO), CIVIL WAR (ANTIETAM, FREDERICKSBURG, CHANCELLORSVILLE, GETTYSBIRG, PETERSBURG), SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR (SANTIAGO CAMPAIGN), WWI |
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2 - 3 FA WWII HISTORY |
SIGFRIED LINE (GERMANY WESTERN BORDER), BATTLE OF THE BULGE (ARDENNES, BASTOGNE/BELGIUM), RAMAGEN (RHINE RIVER GERMANY), WETZLAR (GERMANY) |
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2 - 3 FA RECENT HISTORY |
OPERATION DESERT STORM (IRAQI BORDER), OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM (BAGHDAD, TAL AFAR, RAMADI), OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM (KANDAHAR/AFGHANISTAN) |
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MARKSMANSHIP FUNDAMENTAL |
STEADY POSITION, AIMING, BREATH CONTROL, AND TRIGGER SQUEEZE |
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IMMEDIATE ACTION FOR M4 |
CHECK SELECTOR LEVER FOR 'SAFE', SLAP UPWARD ON MAGAZINE, PULL CHARGING HANDLE TO THE REAR, OBSERVE EJECTION PORT, RELEASE CHARGING HANDLE, TAP THE FORWARD ASSIST, AND SQUEEZE THE TRIGGER |
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M249 MAXIMUM RANGE |
3600 METERS |
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M249 MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE RANGE |
TRIPOD: 1000 METERS AREA TARGET: 800 METERS POINT TARGET: 600 METERS |
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M249 CYCLE RATE OF FIRE |
850 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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M249 3 DIFFERENT RATES OF FIRE |
SUSTAINED: 100 ROUNDS PER MINUTE RAPID: 200 ROUNDS PER MINUTE CYCLE: 650 TO 850 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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M249 CHARACTERISTICS |
5.56MM, GAS OPERATED, AIR COOLED, MAGAZINE AND BELT-FED, FULLY AUTOMATIC WEAPON THAT FIRES FROM THE OPEN-BOLT POSITION |
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M240B CHARACTERISTICS |
7.62MM, BELT-FED, GAS OPERATED, AIR COOLED, FULLY AUTOMATIC WEAPON THAT FIRES FROM THE OPEN-BOLT POSITION |
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M240B 3 DIFFERENT RATES OF FIRE |
SUSTAINED: 100 ROUNDS PER MINUTE (4 TO 5 SECONDS BETWEEN BURSTS) RAPID: 200 ROUNDS PER MINUTE (2 TO 3 SECONDS BETWEEN BURSTS) CYCLE: 650 TO 950 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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M240B MAXIMUM RANGE |
3725 METERS |
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M240B MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE RANGE |
AREA TARGET: 1800 METERS POINT TARGET: 800 METERS |
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1ST GENERAL ORDER |
I WILL GUARD EVERYTHING WITHIN THE LIMITS OF MY POST AND QUIT MY POST ONLY WHEN PROPERLY RELIEVED |
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2ND GENERAL ORDER |
I WILL OBEY MY SPECIAL ORDERS AND PERFORM ALL MY DUTIES IN A MILITARY MANNER |
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3RD GENERAL ORDER |
I WILL REPORT VIOLATIONS OF MY SPECIAL ORDERS, EMERGENCIES AND EVERYTHING NOT COVERED IN MY INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COMMANDER OF THE RELIEF |
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5 PILLARS OF THE PROFESSION OF ARMS |
MILITARY EXPERTISE, HONORABLE SERVICE, TRUST, ESPIRIT DE CORPS, AND STEWARDSHIP |
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ACE REPORT |
AMMUNITION CASUALTIES EQUIPMENT |
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SALUTE REPORT |
SIZE, ACTIVITY, LOCATION, UNIT, TIME, AND EQUIPMENT |
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THE 3 D'S OF CONTACT |
DISTANCE DIRECTION DESCRIPTION |
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METT-TC |
MISSION, ENEMY, TERRAIN, TROOPS AVAILABLE, TIME, AND CIVILIAN CONSIDERATION |
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HIP STABILITY DRILL |
LATERAL LEG RAISE, MEDIAL LEG RAISE, BENT LEG LATERAL RAISE, SINGLE LEG TUCK, AND SINGLE LEG OVER |
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4 FOR THE CORE |
BENT LEG RAISE, SIDE BRIDGE, BACK BRIDGE, AND QUADRAPLEX |
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CONDITIONING DRILL 1 |
POWER JUMP, V-UP, MOUNTAIN CLIMBER, LEG TUCK AND TWIST, AND SINGLE LEG PUSHUP |
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CONDITIONING DRILL 2 |
TURN AND LUNGE, SUPLINE BICYCLE, HALF JACK, SWIMMER, AND 8-COUNT PUSHUP |
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MILITARY MOVEMENT DRILLS |
VERTICALS, LATERALS AND SHUTTLE SPRINT |
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JSLIST |
JOINT SERVICE LIGHTWEIGHT INTEGRATED SUIT TECHNOLOGY |
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BATTALION CHAPLAIN |
CPT BRUTON |
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BATTALION COMMANDER |
LTC MATHEW M. FOX |
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BATTALION SGM |
CSM SANTIAGO CENDEJAS |
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BATTERY COMMANDER |
CPT GRETCHEN PARNIGIAN |
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BATTERY 1SG SERGEANT |
SFC JOSE SALASAR |
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PLATOON SGT |
SFC JOSHUA PIERCE |
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PLATOON LEADER |
1LT VIVIAN GONZALEZ |
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BRIGADE COMMANDER |
COL KIRBY R DENNIS |
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BRIGADE CSM |
CSM CHRISTOPHER R CAREY |
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BATTALION SARC |
SFC JEREMY SUMRALL |
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5 F'S OF FIELD SANITATION |
FLUIDS, FOOD, FINGERS, FLIES AND FECES |
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10 TYPES OF SUPPLY |
1. Rations 2. Clothing 3. Petroleoum, Oil, Lubricants 4. Fortification 5. Ammunition 6. Personal Items 7. Major End Items 8. Medical Supplies 9. Repair Parts 10. Micsellaneous |
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DIVISION COMMANDER |
MAJ GEN DAVID LESPERANCE |
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DIVISION CSM |
CSM KENNETH FRANCO |
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MILITARY MOVEMENT DRILLS 2 |
POWER SKIP, CROSSOVERS, CROUCH RUN |
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5 STEPS OF RISK MANAGEMENT |
IDENTY HAZARDS, ASSESS HAZARDS, DEVELOP CONTROLS AND MAKE RISK DECISIONS, IMPLEMENT CONTROLS, SUPERVISE AND EVALUATE |
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BATTERY VA |
SFC MATTHEW PETERSEN |
