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30 Cards in this Set
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What is the mneumonic for the 14 leadership traits?
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JJ-DIDTIEBUCKLE
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What are the 14 leadership traits?
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Justice, judgment, dependability, initiative, decisiveness, tact, integrity, enthusiasm, bearing, unselfishness, courage, knowledge, loyalty and endurance.
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Which trait is creating a favorable impression in carriage, appearance, and personal conduct at all times?
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Bearing
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Which trait is the ability to make decisions promptly and to announce them in a clear, forceful manner?
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Decisiveness
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What is an E-3 in the Marine Corps?
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Lance corporal
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What rank is Master Sergeant and First Sergeant?
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E-8
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What are field grade officers in the MC?
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O4-O6 (Major, LT Colonel, Colonel)
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What combatant status describes individuals not involved in hostilities?
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Non-combatant
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What combatant status do medical personnel and chaplains fall under?
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Non-combatant
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What is the purpose of the Law of Armed Conflict?
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Designed to prevent unnecessary suffering of civilians and to minimize damage to infrastructure during a conflict.
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Which principle of the LOAC is described as that any target destruction must be necessary to accomplish the mission?
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Miltary necessity
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Which principle of the LOAC is described as being employed whenever an attack has the possibility of affecting civilian populations or infrastructures?
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Proportionality
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Which principle of the LOAC is described as all attacks to be directed ONLY at combatants and military objectives?
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Distinction
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What is an insurgent?
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Unlawful combatants
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What is a set of directives issued by competent military authority to delineate circumstances and limitations under which forces will initiate and/or continue combat engagement with other forces encountered?
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Rules of Engagement
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What side of the collar is rating insignia worn on the Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform (MCCUU)?
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Left collar
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What side of the collar is rank insignia worn on the MCCUU?
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Right collar
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What does ILBE stand for?
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Improved load bearing equipment
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What are the predisposing physiological (host) factors associated with heat injuries?
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Fitness/BMI, age, medical conditions, previous history of heat injury, skin trauma, and medications
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What are the predisposing environmental factors associated with heat injuries?
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Ambient air temperature, wind velocity, humidity and radiant heat.
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What are the types of heat injuries?
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Heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke
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Which heat injury includes fatigue, dizziness, decreased urine output (oliguria), tachycardia, orthostatic hypotension, clammy moist skin and dilated pupils?
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Heat exhaustion
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Which heat injury includes dry red hot skin, uneven respirations/pulse, and constricted pupils?
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Heat stroke
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What is the primary goal of treating heat stroke?
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Reduce body's core temperature.
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What are the 4 core elements of a MAGTF?
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Command element, ground combat element, aviation combat element, and logistics combat element
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What does a LT Gen or a MAJ Gen command?
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Marine Expeditionary Force, 20k-90k personnel
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Who commands a MEU?
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A Colonel, 1500-3000 personnel. 15 days worth of supplies
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What is a MEB?
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Marine Expeditionary Brigade, responds to forcible entry to humanitarian assistance. Commanded by B. Gen or Maj. General, 3k-12k personnel.
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What is a Battalion Landing Team (BLT) a part of?
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MEU ground core element
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What are the 4 MAGTFs from largest to smallest?
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MEF, MEB, MEU, SPMAGTF
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