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97 Cards in this Set
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Purpose of the UCMJ
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promotes good order and discipline
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state to whom the UCMJ applies
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All Members of the armed forces both active and reserve
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What is article 86
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Absent without Leave
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What is article 89
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Disrespect toward a superior commissioned officer
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What is article 91
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Insubordinate conduct toward a warrant officer, noncommissioned officer, or petty officer
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What is article 121
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Larceny and wrongful appropriation
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What is article 128
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Assault
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What is article 134
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General Article
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The three types of Court Martial
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Summary - Special - General
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What is article 31
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rights of the accused
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Explain the purpose of NJP
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To maintain good order and discipline without the stigma of a court martial
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5 types of discharge
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Honorable
General under honorable General under other than honorable Bad conduct Dishonorable |
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Name of the document in which the official mission of the Marine Corps is established
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National Security Act of 1947
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Birthday and Place the Marine Corps Was Founded
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10 November 1775
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Tun Tavern |
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The continental congress authorized the formation of two battalions of marines in what year
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1775
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The first Marine landing took place when and where?
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New Providence Island in the Bahamas
1776 |
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Where did the name Leather neck come from
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Marines wore high leather collars to protect against sword slashes to the neck
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Who was the first Commandant of the Marine Corps?
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Captain Samuel Nicholas
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Marines stormed the Barbary pirates stronghold at Derna on the shores of tripoli in what year?
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1805
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Marines occupied the Halls of Montezuma during the battle of Chapultepec during what year?
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1847
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The Marine Corps emblem was adopted in what year?
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1868
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What does the eagle, globe, and anchor symbolize in the Marine Corps emblem?
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Eagle - National symbol
Globe - World wide service Anchor - Maritime Traditions |
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Marines took part in the Boxer Rebellion starting in what year?
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1900
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Marines were involved with the bananna wars during what years?
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1901 - 1934
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First Marine Aviator
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Major Alfred A. Cunningham
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Marines landed in france and were awarded several awards including the french fourge to 5th and 6th marines in what year?
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1917
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The united states joined into world war II and Marines were part of several island hopping campaigns starting in what year
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1941
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Marine Corps involvement in the Korean war and the first combat helo flights began in what year?
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1950
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Marines landed in South Vietnam in what year?
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1965
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The violent overthrow of the government of grenada and Urgent Fury took place in what year?
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1983
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The overthrow of the Panama government (Just Cause) took place in what year?
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1989
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Desert Shield took place in what year?
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1990
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Operation Desert Storm took place in what year?
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1991
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Who was the "Grand old man of the Marine Corps"
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Brigadier Gen. Archibald Henderson
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Lead the Battle of Tripoli and was awarded the mameluke sword in 1805
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Lt.Presley O'Bannon
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The only two Marines to be awarded 2 medals of honor
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Daniel Daly
Smedley Butler |
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The first female Marine
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Opha Mae Johnson
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Significant battles of WWII
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Tarawa
Guadalcanal Iwo Jima Okinawa |
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Significance of the Blood Stripe
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Traditionally worn in rememberence of the battle of Chapultepec, however scarlet piping had been worn on the initial Marine Corps uniform in 1798
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signifigance of the quatrefoil
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Cross shaped braid worn on top of officers covers so the sharpshooters in the ships rigings could identify them
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Significance of the officers sword (mameluke sword)
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Oldest used weapon in the military, originates from swords used in the mediteranean during the barbary wars
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Significance of the NCO sword
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Marine NCO's are the only NCO's still authorized to use swords in the military
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Where did the term Devil Dog originate from?
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Given to Marines by the Germans for fierce fighting during the battle of Belleau wood
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Who said "Uncommon valor was a common virtue"?
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Admiral Nimitz
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Location of the 1st Marine Division
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Camp Pendleton, CA
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Location of the 2nd Marine Division
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Camp Lejeune, NC
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Location of the 3rd Marine Division
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Okinawa, JP
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Location of the 4th Marine Division HQ
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New Orleans, Louisiana
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1st Marine Aircraft Wing
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Iwakuni, Japan
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2nd Marine Aircraft Wing
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Cherry Point, NC
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3rd Marine Aircraft Wing
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Miramar, CA
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4th Marine Aircraft Wing
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New Orleans Louisiana
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1st FSSG
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Camp Pendleton, CA
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2nd FSSG
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Camp Lejeune, NC
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3rd FSSG
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Okinawa, Japan
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4th FSSG
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New Orleans Louisiana
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how many steps per minute are taken while marching at a regular pace
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120
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What is article 90
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Assault or willfully disobeying a superior commissioned officer
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Mission of Marine Corps Rifle Squad
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To locate, close with, and destroy the enemy through fire and maneuver, and to repel the enemy assault through fire and close combat.
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M16-A2
Maximum effective range of an area target |
800 meters
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Mission of Marine Corps Rifle Squad
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To locate, close with, and destroy the enemy through fire and maneuver, and to repel the enemy assault through fire and close combat.
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M16-A2
Maximum effective range of a point target |
550 Meters
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M16-A2
Maximum range |
3534 meters
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M16-A2
Sustained rate of fire |
12-15 rounds per minute
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M240G
Maximum Effective range |
1800 Meters
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M240G
Maximum range |
3725 meters
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M240G
Sustained rate of fire |
100 rounds per minute
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M203
Maximum effective range of an area target |
350 Meters
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M203
Maximum effective range of a point target |
150 meters
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M203
Maximum range |
400 meters
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M249
Maximum effective range for area target |
1000 Meters
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M249
Maximum range |
3600 Meters
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M249
Sustained rate of fire |
85 rounds per minute
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M2 .50 caliber
Maximum effective range |
2000 meters
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M2 .50 caliber
Maximum range |
6800 meters
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1st General Order
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To take charge of this post and all government property in view
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2nd General Order
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To walk my poast in a military manner, keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing
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3rd General Order
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To report all violations of orders i am instructed to inforce
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4th General Order
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To Repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guardhouse than my own
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5th General Order
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To quit my post only when properly relieved
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6th General Order
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To receive obey and pass on to the sentry who relieves me all orders from the commanding officer, officer of the day, and officers and noncommissioned officers of the guard only.
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7th General Order
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To talk to no one except in the line of duty
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8th General Order
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To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder
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9th General Order
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To call the corporal of the guard in any case not covered by instruction
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10th General Order
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To Salute all officers and all colors and standards not case
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11th General Order
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To be especially watchful at night and during the time for challenging to challenge all persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority
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NBC sign
White background with black lettering |
Radiological
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NBC Signs
Blue background with Red lettering |
Biological
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NBC Signs
Yellow background with Red lettering |
Chemical
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NBC Signs
Red background with Yellow lettering and stripe |
Chemical mines
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M16-A2
Condition 1 |
Magazine inserted, round in chamber, bolt forward, safety on and ejection port cover closed
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M16-A2
Condition 2 |
Does not Apply to the M16
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M16-A2
Condition 3 |
Magazine inserted, chamber empty, bolt forward, safety on and ejection port cover closed
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M16-A2
Condition 4 |
Magazine removed, chamber empty, bolt forward, safety on and ejection port cover closed
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Leadership Principles
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-Know yourself and seek self improvement
-Be technically and tactically proficient -Keep your Marines informed -Train your Marines as a team |
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6 Troop leading steps
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Begin Planning
Arange Recon Make Recon Complete the Plan Issue the order Supervise |
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5 steps of ORM
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I AM IS
Identify Hazards Assess Hazards Make Risk Decisions Implement Controls Supervise |