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What is the purpose of the assessment zone? |
To determine intent |
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What are the 4 type of combat orders? |
Warning orders Five-Paragraph orders Operation orders Fragmentary Orders |
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Orders generally adhere to the five-paragraph (SMEAC) format. What does SMEAC stand for? |
Situation Mission Execution Admin & Logistics Command & Control |
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What will a 4 digit grid get you on a map? |
It will locate you 1,000 meters of your target point, also know as a square grid |
Sums of 10 |
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What will a 6 digit grid get you on a map? |
It will get you within 100 meters of your target point |
Sums of 10 |
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What will an 8 digit grid get you on a map? |
Will locate you 10 meters from your target point |
Sums of 10 |
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What will a ten digit grid get you on a map? |
It will get you 1 meter from your target point |
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What does SALUTE stand for? |
Size Activity Location Unit Time Equipment |
Offense/Defense |
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What is SALUTE used for? |
Report used when the observed activities of the enemy do not pose a threat to the company |
Intel |
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What is a SPOT report? |
A hastily modified SPOT report containing less detail Size Position Observation Time |
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What is the purpose of a Security Patrol? |
To detect infiltration by enemy, destroy infiltrators, and protect against surprise and ambush |
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What is the purpose of a Reconnaissance Patrol? |
Gathering information about location and characteristics of friendly or hostile positions and instillations. Terrain, routes, stream crossings, and obstacles |
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Purpose of Hand and Arm signals? |
Visual signals are any means of communication that requires sight used to transmit prearranged messages rapidly over short distances |
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Purpose of the Column fire team formation? |
1.) Allows rapid controlled movement 2.) Favors fire and maneuver to the flanks 3.) vulnerable to fire from the front and provides the least amount of fire to the front |
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Purpose of Wedge fire team formation? |
1.) Permits good control 2.) Provides all-round security 3.) Formation is Flexible 4.) Fire is adequate in all directions |
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Purpose of Skirmishers (left/right) fire team formation? |
1.) Maximum fire power to the front 2.) Used when the location and strength of the enemy are known, during the assault, mopping up, crossing short open areas |
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Purpose of Echelon (left/right) fire team formation? |
1.) Provides heavy fire power to front and echeloned flank 2.) Used to protect an open or exposed flank |
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What is challenge and reply? |
A set password in two separate orders. For example the challenge would be Greenbay and reply would be packers. The secret challenge or countersign must not suggest the word selected from the password |
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What is challenge and reply? |
A set password in two separate orders. For example the challenge would be Greenbay and reply would be packers. The secret challenge or countersign must not suggest the word selected from the password |
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What are the 3 type of wire entanglements? |
Supplemental Protective Tactical |
SPT |
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What are wire entanglements used for? |
To impede the movements of dismounted infantry, and in some cases, tracked and wheeled vehicles |
Movement |
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What is challenge and reply? |
A set password in two separate orders. For example the challenge would be Greenbay and reply would be packers. The secret challenge or countersign must not suggest the word selected from the password |
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What are the 3 classes of wire entanglements? |
Supplemental Protective Tactical |
SPT |
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What are wire entanglements used for? |
To impede the movements of dismounted infantry, and in some cases, tracked and wheeled vehicles |
Movement |
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What are the 4 type of wire entanglements? |
1.) triple standard concertina fence 2.) double apron fence 3.) Low wire Entanglement 4.) Tangle foot |
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What are the procedures to establishing a LZ? |
1.) type of helicopter needed 2.) units position in relation to enemy 3.) Time it will take to prepare LZ 4.) Equipment needed to prepare LZ |
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COC Article I? |
I am an American, fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense |
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COC Article II? |
I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have means to resist |
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COC Article I? |
I am an American, fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense |
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COC Article II? |
I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have means to resist |
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COC Article III |
If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available, I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy |
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COC Article I? |
I am an American, fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense |
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COC Article II? |
I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have means to resist |
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COC Article III |
If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available, I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy |
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COC Article IV? |
If I became a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners, I will give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command, if not, I will obey the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them up in every way. |
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COC Article I? |
I am an American, fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense |
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COC Article II? |
I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have means to resist |
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COC Article III |
If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available, I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy |
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COC Article IV? |
If I became a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners, I will give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command, if not, I will obey the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them up in every way. |
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COC Article V? |
When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service member, and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability, I will make no oral or written statements, disloyal to my country and its allies or harmful to their cause |
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COC Article I? |
I am an American, fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense |
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COC Article II? |
I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have means to resist |
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COC Article III |
If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available, I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy |
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COC Article IV? |
If I became a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners, I will give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command, if not, I will obey the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them up in every way. |
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COC Article V? |
When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service member, and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability, I will make no oral or written statements, disloyal to my country and its allies or harmful to their cause |
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COC Article VI? |
I will never forget that I am an American, fighting for freedom, responsible for my actions, and dedicated to the principles which made my country free. I will trust in my God and in the United States of America |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What is Cone of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The resulting group of trajectories |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What is Cone of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The resulting group of trajectories |
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What is Beaten Zone when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The area on the ground upon which the cone of fire falls |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What is Cone of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The resulting group of trajectories |
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What is Beaten Zone when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The area on the ground upon which the cone of fire falls |
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What is a Range Card? |
A sketch of the assigned sector that a direct fire weapon system is intended to cover |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What is Cone of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The resulting group of trajectories |
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What is Beaten Zone when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The area on the ground upon which the cone of fire falls |
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What is a Range Card? |
A sketch of the assigned sector that a direct fire weapon system is intended to cover |
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What information should be on a Range Card? |
1.) Sectors of Fire 2.) Target reference points 3.) Dead Space 4.) Maximum Engagement Line 5.) Weapons or gunners reference point 6.) Weapons symbol, left and right limits, and north seeking arrow |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What is Cone of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The resulting group of trajectories |
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What is Beaten Zone when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The area on the ground upon which the cone of fire falls |
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What is a Range Card? |
A sketch of the assigned sector that a direct fire weapon system is intended to cover |
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What information should be on a Range Card? |
1.) Sectors of Fire 2.) Target reference points 3.) Dead Space 4.) Maximum Engagement Line 5.) Weapons or gunners reference point 6.) Weapons symbol, left and right limits, and north seeking arrow |
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What is the purpose of Tactical Lighting? |
Tactical Lighting is employed to effectively see the enemy and contacts without allowing them to see yourself or friendly forces |
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What does METT-TC stand for? |
Mission Enemy Terrain and weather Troops and support available - Time available Civilian consideration |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What is Cone of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The resulting group of trajectories |
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What is Beaten Zone when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The area on the ground upon which the cone of fire falls |
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What is a Range Card? |
A sketch of the assigned sector that a direct fire weapon system is intended to cover |
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What information should be on a Range Card? |
1.) Sectors of Fire 2.) Target reference points 3.) Dead Space 4.) Maximum Engagement Line 5.) Weapons or gunners reference point 6.) Weapons symbol, left and right limits, and north seeking arrow |
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What is the purpose of Tactical Lighting? |
Tactical Lighting is employed to effectively see the enemy and contacts without allowing them to see yourself or friendly forces |
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What does METT-TC stand for? |
Mission Enemy Terrain and weather Troops and support available - Time available Civilian consideration |
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What does KOCOA stand for? |
Key terrain Observations and field of fire Cover and concealment Obstacles Avenues of approach |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What does SAFE stand for? |
Security Automatic weapons Fields of fire Entrenchment |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What is Cone of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The resulting group of trajectories |
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What is Beaten Zone when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The area on the ground upon which the cone of fire falls |
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What is a Range Card? |
A sketch of the assigned sector that a direct fire weapon system is intended to cover |
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What information should be on a Range Card? |
1.) Sectors of Fire 2.) Target reference points 3.) Dead Space 4.) Maximum Engagement Line 5.) Weapons or gunners reference point 6.) Weapons symbol, left and right limits, and north seeking arrow |
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What is the purpose of Tactical Lighting? |
Tactical Lighting is employed to effectively see the enemy and contacts without allowing them to see yourself or friendly forces |
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What does METT-TC stand for? |
Mission Enemy Terrain and weather Troops and support available - Time available Civilian consideration |
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What does KOCOA stand for? |
Key terrain Observations and field of fire Cover and concealment Obstacles Avenues of approach |
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What are the S's when dealing with POW? |
1.) Search 2.) Secure 3.) Silence 4.) Segregate 5.) Safeguard 6.) Speed to the Rear |
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What does SAFE stand for? |
Security Automatic weapons Fields of fire Entrenchment |
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What does DRAW-D stand for? |
Defend Relocate Augment Withdraw-Delay |
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What is Trajectory when referring to Machine Gun fire? |
The Trajectory is the path of the projectile through the air |
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What is Burst of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The number of shots |
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What is Cone of Fire when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The resulting group of trajectories |
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What is Beaten Zone when referring to Machine Gun Fire? |
The area on the ground upon which the cone of fire falls |
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What is a Range Card? |
A sketch of the assigned sector that a direct fire weapon system is intended to cover |
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What information should be on a Range Card? |
1.) Sectors of Fire 2.) Target reference points 3.) Dead Space 4.) Maximum Engagement Line 5.) Weapons or gunners reference point 6.) Weapons symbol, left and right limits, and north seeking arrow |
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What is the purpose of Tactical Lighting? |
Tactical Lighting is employed to effectively see the enemy and contacts without allowing them to see yourself or friendly forces |
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What does METT-TC stand for? |
Mission Enemy Terrain and weather Troops and support available - Time available Civilian consideration |
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What does KOCOA stand for? |
Key terrain Observations and field of fire Cover and concealment Obstacles Avenues of approach |
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What is the Tactical Carry? |
Used when there is no immediate threat present. Butt stock placed at hip level barrel facing upward 45 degree in general director of enemy |
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What is the Tactical Carry? |
Used when there is no immediate threat present. Butt stock placed at hip level barrel facing upward 45 degree in general director of enemy |
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What is the Alert carry? |
Used when enemy contact is likely. Butt stock placed on shoulder barrel face downward 45 degree towed enemy direction |
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What is the Tactical Carry? |
Used when there is no immediate threat present. Butt stock placed at hip level barrel facing upward 45 degree in general director of enemy |
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What is the Alert carry? |
Used when enemy contact is likely. Butt stock placed on shoulder barrel face downward 45 degree towed enemy direction |
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What is Ready Carry? |
Employed when contact with enemy is imminent. Butt stock in shoulder barrel pointed in direction of enemy |
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What is a Pace Count for? |
A way to measure ground distance, a pace is equal to one natural step about 30 inches long. Know how paces it takes you to get 100 meters |
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What is a Pace Count for? |
A way to measure ground distance, a pace is equal to one natural step about 30 inches long. Know how paces it takes you to get 100 meters |
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What can affect your Pace Count? |
Terrain Gear Weather
When doing the Pace Count wear the gear you would wear while patrolling to make the count more accurate |
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What is a listening post/observation post and its purpose? |
Primary means of maintaining of an assigned avenue or named area of interest. From the OP units can send SALUTE reports to the controlling headquarters |
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What are the 3 security zones? |
Assessment Intercept React |
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What are the 3 security zones? |
Assessment Intercept React |
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What is the purpose of the assessment zone? |
To determine intent |
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How far does the assessment zone extend? |
It is infinite |
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What are the 3 security zones? |
Assessment Intercept React |
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What is the purpose of the assessment zone? |
To determine intent |
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How far does the assessment zone extend? |
It is infinite |
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What determines Navigability of water ways? |
Currents Depth Water levels Natural man made obstacles |
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In what step of the Five Paragraph order would you find a timeline? |
Execution |
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In what step of the Five Paragraph order would you find a timeline? |
Execution |
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What is a SITREP? |
Situation Report |
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What are some waterborne threats? |
Small crafts Aircraft Deep draft vessels Subsurface threats Swimmers Divers Mines IED |
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What does IED stand for |
Improvised explosive device |
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What is Shadowing? |
Allowing the contact to exercise freedom of navigation unless they become non-compliant or exhibit hostile intent |
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What is Herding |
Forcing a contact to move in a specific direction without physical contact |
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What is Shadowing? |
Allowing the contact to exercise freedom of navigation unless they become non-compliant or exhibit hostile intent |
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What is Herding |
Forcing a contact to move in a specific direction without physical contact |
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What is Shouldering? |
Use of physical contact to stop or redirect a contact |
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What does SCOF stand for? |
Seaward Continuum of Force |
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What is Shadowing? |
Allowing the contact to exercise freedom of navigation unless they become non-compliant or exhibit hostile intent |
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What is Herding |
Forcing a contact to move in a specific direction without physical contact |
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What is Shouldering? |
Use of physical contact to stop or redirect a contact |
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What does SCOF stand for? |
Seaward Continuum of Force |
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SCOF I? |
Presence Hail by radio Hand movements Flashing blue lights Siren 5 short blast |
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What is Shadowing? |
Allowing the contact to exercise freedom of navigation unless they become non-compliant or exhibit hostile intent |
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What is Herding |
Forcing a contact to move in a specific direction without physical contact |
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What is Shouldering? |
Use of physical contact to stop or redirect a contact |
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What does SCOF stand for? |
Seaward Continuum of Force |
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SCOF I? |
Presence Hail by radio Hand movements Flashing blue lights Siren 5 short blast |
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SCOF II? |
Aggressive maneuvering Herding or shouldering Secondary hail by radio Flares Training weapons on COI |
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What is Shadowing? |
Allowing the contact to exercise freedom of navigation unless they become non-compliant or exhibit hostile intent |
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What is Herding |
Forcing a contact to move in a specific direction without physical contact |
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What is Shouldering? |
Use of physical contact to stop or redirect a contact |
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What does SCOF stand for? |
Seaward Continuum of Force |
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SCOF I? |
Presence Hail by radio Hand movements Flashing blue lights Siren 5 short blast |
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SCOF II? |
Aggressive maneuvering Herding or shouldering Secondary hail by radio Flares Training weapons on COI |
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SCOF III? |
Warning COI that it will be fired upon, warning shots |
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What is Shadowing? |
Allowing the contact to exercise freedom of navigation unless they become non-compliant or exhibit hostile intent |
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What is Herding |
Forcing a contact to move in a specific direction without physical contact |
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What is Shouldering? |
Use of physical contact to stop or redirect a contact |
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What does SCOF stand for? |
Seaward Continuum of Force |
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SCOF I? |
Presence Hail by radio Hand movements Flashing blue lights Siren 5 short blast |
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SCOF II? |
Aggressive maneuvering Herding or shouldering Secondary hail by radio Flares Training weapons on COI |
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SCOF III? |
Warning COI that it will be fired upon, warning shots |
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SCOF IV? |
Disabling or Destructive Fire |
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What is Shadowing? |
Allowing the contact to exercise freedom of navigation unless they become non-compliant or exhibit hostile intent |
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What is Herding |
Forcing a contact to move in a specific direction without physical contact |
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What is Shouldering? |
Use of physical contact to stop or redirect a contact |
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What does SCOF stand for? |
Seaward Continuum of Force |
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SCOF I? |
Presence Hail by radio Hand movements Flashing blue lights Siren 5 short blast |
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SCOF II? |
Aggressive maneuvering Herding or shouldering Secondary hail by radio Flares Training weapons on COI |
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SCOF III? |
Warning COI that it will be fired upon, warning shots |
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SCOF IV? |
Disabling or Destructive Fire |
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Does disabling fire constitute deadly force? |
No |
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What is Defense in Depth? |
Multiple layers of defense |
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How do you employ warning shots? |
Aim Offset Depress |
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What are the waterborne formations? |
Column Echelon right/left Diamond Wedge Line abreast/online |
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What are some factors to consider when selecting a launch/recovery site? |
Depth of water Cover/concealment Security Local populace |
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What are some factors to consider when selecting a launch/recovery site? |
Depth of water Cover/concealment Security Local populace |
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What are 3 types of RIVERINE missions? |
Recon Security Riverine support |
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What are some factors to consider when selecting a launch/recovery site? |
Depth of water Cover/concealment Security Local populace |
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What are 3 types of RIVERINE missions? |
Recon Security Riverine support |
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What are some example of RIVERINE support? |
Insert/extract Waterborne guard post |
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Environmental effects on small craft? |
Wind Seas Current |
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Environmental effects on small craft? |
Wind Seas Current |
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Forces that effect small boat handling? |
Propeller action Screw current Side force Cavitation Rudder action |
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What is deviation? |
Magnetic deviation is the error induced in a compass by local magnetic fields |
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What is deviation? |
Magnetic deviation is the error induced in a compass by local magnetic fields |
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What is variation? |
The difference between true north and magnetic north |
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What is deviation? |
Magnetic deviation is the error induced in a compass by local magnetic fields |
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What is variation? |
The difference between true north and magnetic north |
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What is Rule 6 of the colregs? |
Safe Speed |
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Factors of safe speed? |
Visibility Maneuverability Traffic density Background lights Wind, sea state, current Draft Radar |
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What does PIM stand for? |
Plan of Intended Movement |
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What does PIM stand for? |
Plan of Intended Movement |
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What does LOP stand for? |
Line of Position |
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What does PIM stand for? |
Plan of Intended Movement |
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What does LOP stand for? |
Line of Position |
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What is DR? |
Dead Reckoning |
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6 rules of Dead Reckoning? |
1.) Every hour on the hour 2.) After every fix/running fix 3.) After course change 4.) After every speed change 5.) DR out for two intervals 6.) After every LOP |
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What does IALA stand for? |
International Association Lighthouse Authorities |
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What does IALA stand for? |
International Association Lighthouse Authorities |
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What areas are covered in IALA Bravo? |
North America Central America South America Philippines Japan Korea |
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What does IALA stand for? |
International Association Lighthouse Authorities |
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What areas are covered in IALA Bravo? |
North America Central America South America Philippines Japan Korea |
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What areas are covered in IALA Alpha? |
Europe Australia New Zealand Africa Asia |
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What does IALA stand for? |
International Association Lighthouse Authorities |
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What areas are covered in IALA Bravo? |
North America Central America South America Philippines Japan Korea |
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What areas are covered in IALA Alpha? |
Europe Australia New Zealand Africa Asia |
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5 elements of a contact report? |
Bearing Position Target angle Range estimate (how far) Speed estimation (how fast they're going) |
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