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21 Cards in this Set
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1. What is the role of the Drill Sergeant?
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Drill Sergeants are highly educated, qualified noncommissioned officers and the primary instructors in IET. They embody Army Values and are dedicated to training Soldiers to be strong defenders of the U.S. Army. Drill Sergeants lead by example.
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2. What are the two authorized belts worn by IET Soldiers?
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ASU black webbed and desert sand riggers belt with the ACU.
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3. What skills must all Soldiers possess?
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Skills to shoot, move, communicate, survive, and adapt when necessary
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4. What does the Army’s EO program emphasize?
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Fair and equal treatment
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5. What does ACE stand for?
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Army-wide, we are committed to provide resources for suicide awareness, prevention, intervention, and recovery in an effort to reduce suicidal behavior. As part of suicide prevention, our Army uses suicide intervention and risk assessment skills in Ask, Care, Escort (ACE) to train you and other Soldiers in garrison or while deployed. The ACE model can help fellow Soldiers intervene with someone who may be at risk of suicide
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6. What should you do if you are with a group in a military vehicle or bus in motion and reveille plays?
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The Vehicle stops remain in the vehicle. The individual in charge will dismount and salute.
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7. What are the three types of courts martial?
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General, Special, Summary
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8. What are the five key fundamentals of rifle marksmanship?
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Steady position, aiming, breath control, trigger squeeze, follow through
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9. Describe Amber weapon status?
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Magazine in, no round chambered, weapon on
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10. How much does the M18A1 Claymore mine weigh?
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3.5 pounds
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Name three Army benefits the IET Soldier’s Handbook includes
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Tricare, medical, dental, AAFES, SGLI, housing and commissary
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12. What does chapter 3 cover?
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Standards of conduct (chapter 3)
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13. According to chapter 4, what are three responsibilities of a battle buddy?
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: (1) Never go anywhere without a buddy.
(2) Inform your buddy where you will be at all times. (3) Pass on information that might affect your buddy. (4) Discuss each day's training and the next day's activities (5) Lean on each other for problem solving. Help each other. (6) Encourage your buddy to successfully complete all training requirements. (7) Make sure your buddy adheres to appearance and conduct standards. (8) Inform the drill sergeant of any problems or status changes in your buddy. (9) Assist your buddy in living the Army core values |
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What does Chapter 9 cover?
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Composite risk management (Chapter 9)
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TR Pam 600-4 Chapter 2 is about Army Values, what does the first paragraph of that chapter start with?
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Oath of Enlistment (Para 2-1)
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What is the acronym that Soldier’s are taught on how to keep warm and what does it stand for?
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C - cleanliness and care
O - avoid overheating L - layers and looseness D - dry ( Chapter 4,4-7,table 4-1) |
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What is the percentage of Soldiers that get symptoms of respiratory illness at some point during basic training?
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90% (Chapter 4, 4-6)
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What are the 3 requirements to be a battle buddy?
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In IET, same gender Soldiers will be buddies
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If there are non-English speaking Soldiers in a platoon, they will be paired with English speaking buddies who can assist in interpreting instructions?
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You will be paired based on your strengths that can complement another’s weakness
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What are some causes of fear and sadness in the IET Environment?
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Being away from home and loved ones, uncertainty, fear of failure, coming from an abusive childhood
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What are some common but normal reactions to this fear and/or sadness?
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Sleeping poorly, not eating well, feeling angry, sad, or hopeless, feeling like you want to quit or run away
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