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103 - Combat Logistics Flashcards

1
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What is the weight of a 463L pallet?

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290 lbs (355 lbs with 3 nets)

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Discuss Offset Formation

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  • Description: used to block 3rd party traffic
  • Advantage: allows CC to control 3rd party traffic
  • Disadvantage: difficult to command and control
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What is Class 2 of Supply?

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Class 2 - Clothing, individual equipment, tentage, organizational tool sets and kits, hand tools, unclassified maps, administrative and housekeeping supplies and equipment.

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What are General Planning considerations?

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  • Cover entire operation, enemy activity, any significant activities, route conditions, things to sustain and improve.
  • Rehearse and conduct drills
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React to contact (Blow through)

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  • speed up
  • signal
  • return fire
  • send a report (Troops in contact 3D [distance, direction and description] and SALUTE)
  • move to a rally point aways from site based on SOP and METT-TC
  • 360* Security
  • send ACE (Ammunition/Casualty/Equipment) report
  • continue the mission
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Discuss Op Funds.

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  • A fund is a separate account of monetary resources established for a particular purpose, time period, or both. A fund is available for obligation for the period indicated in its symbol and title.
  • Fund accounting within DOD’s accounting system contains general, special, and revolving funds.
  • General funds account for receipts and expenditures of the funding category.
  • Special funds are established to account for receipt and expenditure of items earmarked for a particular purpose.
  • Revolving funds such as NWCF are set up to be self-sustaining.
  • projected obligations are based on the amount used during previous 12 months and operating schedule of the next 12 months.
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What is Joint Facilities Utilization Board (JFUB)?

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The board that evaluates and reconciles component requests for real estate, use of existing facilities, inter-service support, and construction.

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How does OPTAR/budget impact your Department?

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  • Fiscal Year budget
  • Obligation can only incur during the first 12 months of the accounting cycle (average of 72 months/6years; current year plus the next 5 years)
  • expenditures can be made throughout the accounting cycle
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How many tie-down rings does each 463L pallet have?

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  • 22 rings (6 on long sides and 5 on short sides)

- each ring has 7,500 lb restraint capacity

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Discuss route reconnaissance and selection as it relates to convoy planning.

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  • avoid predictability
  • map recon first
  • physical recon second
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React to contact (recovery, obstacle)

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  • crow or other impediment prevents movement
  • convoy forced to stop
  • send report
  • VC and other personnel dismount
  • Driver and CSW personnel remain with the vehicle
  • 360* security; maintain a sector of scan/fire
  • maneuver gun trucks/escorts to best fire position
  • dismounted crew recovers casualties from the “cold” side of the vehicle
  • CC assesses the situation and establishes a hasty defense and waits QRF, or directs escort force to assault through ambush
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React to contact (recovery, no obstacle)

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  • convoy is forced to stop
  • dismount
  • establish 360* security (maintaining sector of scan/fire)
  • look for indications of enemy presence
  • report to HQ and request assistance if needed
  • dismounted crew recovers casualties from the “cold” side of the vehicle
  • recovery vehicle executes hasty recovery with strap, chain, cable, or have a rear vehicle push disabled vehicle of kill zone.
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What is the recovery Team’s job?

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  • drive next to last vehicle

- recover broken down vehicles

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Discuss C-17

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  • a.k.a. Globemaster III
  • Cargo/Personnel
  • Inter-theater (strategic)
  • Main operating bases to forward bases
  • 18 pallets or 158 PAX
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Explain the procedures to calculate the CB (center of balance) for Civil Engineer Support Equipment (CESE)

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  • multiply the weight by distance of each axle from reference line
  • divide the total by Gross Weight
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What is Marshalling?

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Area provided by the installation or base CDR of the geographic AO from which the deploying unit departs.

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Discuss convoy troop leading procedures.

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Step 1 - receive the mission
Step 2 - issue a warning order
Step 3 - make a tentative plan (METT-TC)
Step 4 - start movement
Step 5 - reconnoiter (recon of route, ID check points, release points, and rally points; if time permits, do map, physical and aerial recon).
Step 6 - complete the plan
Step 7 - issue the convoy brief
Step 8 - supervise
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18
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Describe PALCON

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Individual (48” x 40” x 41”).

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Hasty Attack

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  • gun trucks, designated marksmen, assault force suppress identified threat with accurate fire.
  • gun trucks maneuver to suitable position to protect convoyed cutoff enemy egress route by fire.
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State the purpose of Table of Allowance (TOA).

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  • It provides information on allowed equipment, material, facilities and which personnel can use it.
  • approved by CNO.
  • lists supplies that you need for a 90 day period without replenishment.
  • Fuel for 15 days.
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Discuss convoy communications

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  • internal
  • vehicle to vehicle
  • external to convoy
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What is the best location for medics/CLS on a convoy?

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the rear

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What is CRE/CRT?

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Contingency Response Element/Contingency Response Team

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24
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What is Class 9 of Supply?

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Class 9 - Repair parts.

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What is a Joint Inspection?

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An Inspection conducted between the deploying unit and airlift support.

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Discuss Inverted T Formation

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  • Description: File formation with a vehicle on each side in the rear to stop the 3rd party traffic
  • Advantage: limits the 3rd party vehicle infiltration
  • Disadvantage: requires experienced drivers
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What is NAVSUP 1250-2?

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Non-NSN requisition form.

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28
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What are the four shoring types?

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  • Rolling
  • Parking
  • Sleeper
  • Approach
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Who are the first responders if stopped or under fire?

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Assault Team

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Discuss File Formation.

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  • Description: drive in single file
  • Advantage: minimizes IED blast
  • Disadvantage: reduced field of view and headlight coverage at night.
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Describe HALFCON

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  • Half-Height Container (HALFCON).

- Individual (240” x 96” x 48”).

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What is the max height allowable for unitized cargo?

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52”

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33
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What is Class 7 of Supply?

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Class 7 - Major end items such as launchers, tanks, etc.

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Describe weighing and marking of 463L pallet.

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  • Each 463L pallet built with cargo must be weighed, and the weight be recorded on all copies of the cargo manifest.
  • The weight must be clearly marked on one 88” side and one 108” side.
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Describe the shipper declaration of dangerous goods?

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Used to document hazardous cargo, describe the HAZMAT, provide handling information and any limitations.

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Discuss C-130

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  • a.k.a. Hercules
  • Inter-theater (strategic)
  • Cargo/Personnel
  • Main theater to front lines
  • 6 pallets or 80 PAX
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What is AACG?

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Arrival Airfield Control Group

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38
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What is Class 6 of Supply?

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Class 6 - Personal demand items

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What is the max weight of cargo when properly attached to a 463L pallet?

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10,000 lbs

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Discuss Diamond Formation

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  • Description: gun trucks on the outside for security
  • Advantage: limits the 3rd party vehicle infiltration
  • Disadvantage: requires experienced drivers
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Describe ISU

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  • Internal Airlift/Helicopter Slingable Container Unit (ISU)
  • ISU-60 (108” x 88” x 60”)
  • ISU-90 (108” x 88” x 90”)
42
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Describe ISO

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  • International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Container.
  • 20-foot (240” x 96” x 96”).
  • 40-foot (480” x 96” x 96”).
43
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Discuss Depot Level Repairable (DLR) Procedures.

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Navy managed items that are accountable by special inventory procedures.

44
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What are the overall dimensions of the 463L pallet?

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88” x 108” x 2 -1/4”

45
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What is DACG?

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Departure Airfield Control Group

46
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What is DD Form 200?

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Financial Liability Investigation of property loss.

47
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Discuss the Military Sealift Command mission.

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The mission of the Military Sealift Command is to provide an immediate sealift capability in support of a contingency operation, armed conflict, or other emergency.

48
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What is Class 5 of Supply?

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Class 5 - Ammunition and ordnance.

49
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Who establishes a landing zone?

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Landing Zone Team

50
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What is an Assistant Convoy Commander?

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  • Assumes responsibility of the convoy is the Convoy Commander (CC) is unable to maintain it.
  • sits in the rear vehicle
51
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What is Allowable Combat Load (ACL)?

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The max payload that can be carried.

52
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What is Class 3 of Supply?

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Class 3 - Petroleum products, bulk chemical products, coal, etc.

53
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Discuss sectors of observation and fields of fire in convoy.

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  • driver’s field of fire is 9 to 11, observation 9 to 13
  • VC field of fire 13 to 15, observation 11 to 15
  • personnel in the rear should be looking out of the window on their designated side
54
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What is the job of the diver/A-Driver?

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Driving the vehicle and staying alert.

55
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What does 463L mean?

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  • “L” stands for support systems”

- “463” represents general system category 400-499

56
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Who is responsible for the vehicle and everything in it?

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Vehicle Commander.

57
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What is NAVCOMPT 2276?

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Request for Contractural Procurement

58
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When is shoring used?

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When the max weight of 10,000 lbs of cargo is exceeded.

59
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Describe QUADCON

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  • Quadruple Container (QUADCON).
  • Individual (58” x 82” x 96”).
  • QUADCON (set of four individuals)
    (240” x 96” x 96”).
60
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Who is the designated marksman?

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Sniper or capable Rifleman.

61
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What is DD Form 448 (MIPR)?

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Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request

62
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Explain the uses of Government Commercial Purchase Card.

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  • micro-purchase threshold $3,500 NSW/ $5,000 REGNAV

- fast and convenient method of payment for all requirements

63
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Discuss the procedures for hardening vehicles.

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  • remove canvas and bows
  • place sandbags on floorboards and bed of truck
  • stack 5 layers high on each side
  • section of scrap armor plate may be used to re-enforce the sandbags
64
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What is Class 8 of Supply?

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Class 8 - Medical

65
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Hasty Vehicle Recovery (getting shot at)

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disabled vehicle is pulled by the recovery vehicle to rally point and reconfigures to a more stable means of towing.

66
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What are the different types of cargo containers?

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ISU, ISO, TRICON, HALFCON, QUADCON, PALCON, Side-opening Container, flatrack.

67
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Discuss KC-10

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  • a.k.a. Extender
  • aerial refueling
  • Cargo/Personnel
  • 22 pallets or 69 PAX
68
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What is DD Form 1386-6

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  • Single line item requisition

- 6 part form

69
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Describe Flatrack

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  • Flat Rack Loaders.

- Individual (240” x 96” x 96”).

70
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What is DD Form 1155?

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  • renting supplies and services

- unpriced orders

71
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What is SF 1449?

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Solicitation Contract Order (buying items, i.e. forklift)

72
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What is everyone else’s job in the convoy?

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Security personnel

73
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Discuss Staggered Formation

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  • Description: Staggered throughout the road
  • Advantage: all around security and greater headlight coverage at night
  • Disadvantage: most vulnerable to IED blast.
74
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Who assists the medic and also located in the rear?

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litter team

75
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Discuss bailout.

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  • used when vehicle is inoperative or occupants are required to use it as cover.
  • crew on the “cold” side dismounts and assumes hasty position to the rear and returns fire.
  • “hot” side returns fire until clear to dismount on the “cold” side and move to the front of the vehicle.
  • assumes firing positions using vehicle as cover
  • establish 360* security
  • look for indications of enemy presence
76
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Describe Side-opening Container

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  • Individual (240” x 96” x 96”).
77
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In-stride hasty vehicle recovery (not taking fire)

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Recovery vehicle continues to move forward slowly taking up the slack pulling the vehicle out.

78
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Describe Parking shoring

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Protects the surface or floor area from damage.

79
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Discuss downed driver.

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  • VC (vehicle commander) takes control of the steering wheal

- if possible, another person pulls driver from the seat so VC can take over the driving.

80
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What is SF 44?

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  • Aircrew carries this form for emergencies
  • It contains:
    - purchase order
    - invoice
    - public voucher
81
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ID characteristics and considerations of a roadside IED or VBIED.

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  • Abandoned/disabled vehicles parked on or near the roadway. Animal-drawn carts or wagons moving near or on the roadway. Signs of tampering, exposed wires, or objects taped or otherwise attached to the backsides of guardrails. Fresh concrete or asphalt work on or around the road surface. Suspicious packages, containers, or any other foreign objects on or near the roadway. Markings warning the local population of IEDs. Obtain latest techniques from Intel/S-2 during pre-convoy brief. Third party vehicles attempting to pass or enter convoy formation. Third party personnel, including children, approaching convoy vehicles (may be wearing explosive vests).
  • Stop! Back up the convoy; conduct 5/25 scan
82
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What is Class 10 of Supply?

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Class 10 - Nonmilitary humanitarian items.

83
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What is DPAS?

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  • Defense Property Accountability System

- Used to account for items of high theft rate.

84
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What is the recommended height for max stowage of pallets?

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40”

85
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Describe Sleeper shoring

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Protects the surface or floor area while in transit under the vehicle frame or axle.

86
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Describe TRICON

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  • Triple Container (TRICON).
  • Individual (77.5” x 96” x 96”).
  • TRICON (set of three individuals)
    (240” x 96” x 96 “).
87
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Discuss C-5

A
  • a.k.a. Galaxy
  • Inter-theater (strategic)
  • Cargo/Personnel
  • Main theater staging bases
  • 36 pallets or 73 PAX
88
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Dismount/Remount procedures.

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Dismount:
- use buddy teams to cover each other,
- always maint. line of sight with buddy.
- rear security is the only one behind the vehicle, but should stay off to the side.
- CSWs remain manned.
- Driver remains with the vehicle
Remount:
- dismounts collapse the perimeter back into vehicle.

89
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Describe Approach shoring

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Decreases the approach angle of aircraft ramps when loading aircraft.

90
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Discuss the information found on a Time-Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD).

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  • In-place forces (units already deployed)
  • Routing of forces to be deployed
  • movement data of deploying forces
  • Estimates of non-unit cargo and personnel movements
  • Estimated transportation requirements
91
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Describe Rolling shoring

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Protects parking ramps, cargo floor, or loading ramps of cargo airplanes from damage.

92
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What is a Convoy Commander?

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  • overall responsible for the convoy

- sits in the middle vehicle of the convoy

93
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What is Class 1 of Supply?

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Class 1 - Food, health and comfort items.

94
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Who is responsible for the primary and alternate sectors of fire?

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Gunner (Crew Served Weapons Operator).

95
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Palletizing

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  • to prevent damage to cargo
  • each pallet must be able to withstand inclement weather and rough handling
  • cargo must be strapped by bands to all four sides (both directions) to ensure its secure
  • cargo shall be distributed evenly with lighter weight on top
  • cans should be strapped in 3 rows of 7, carefully to prevent damage
  • containers positioned right side up and with handling labels facing out
  • always use 3 points of dunnage under 463L pallet before palletizing
96
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What is Joint Acquisition Review Board (JARB)?

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The board that endures that commands make sound financial decisions.

97
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What is Class 4 of Supply?

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Class 4 - Construction materials.

98
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What is SF 30?

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  • Used to modify original purchase order (DD 1155) and delivery/task order.
99
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Who is responsible for the lead vehicle and staying on route?

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Lead vehicle Commander.

100
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What are the 10 Classes of Supply?

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Class 1 - Subsistence, gratuitous health and comfort items.

Class 2 - Clothing, individual equipment, tentage, organizational tool sets and kits, hand tools, unclassified maps, administrative and housekeeping supplies and equipment.

Class 3 - Petroleum, fuels, lubricants, hydraulic and insulating oils, preservatives, liquids and gases, bulk chemical products, coolants, deicer and antifreeze compounds, components, and additives of petroleum and chemical products, and coal.

Class 4 - Construction materials, including installed equipment, and all fortification and barrier materials.

Class 5 - Ammunition of all types, bombs, explosives, mines, fuzes, detonators, pyrotechnics, missiles, rockets, propellants, and associated items.

Class 6 - Personal demand items (such as health and hygiene products, soaps and toothpaste, writing material, snack food, beverages, cigarettes, batteries, and cameras—nonmilitary sales items).

Class 7 - Major end items such as launchers, tanks, mobile machine shops, and vehicles.

Class 8 - Medical materiel including repair parts peculiar to medical equipment.

Class 9 - Repair parts and components to include kits, assemblies, and subassemblies (repairable or non-repairable) required for maintenance support of all equipment.

Class 10 - Material to support nonmilitary programs such as agriculture and economic development (not included in Classes I through IX).

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