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2023 Flashcards

1
Q

Marine Corp uniforms

A

Service Alpha: dress blue/white
Bravo: winter blue
Charlie: summer white

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7 ways Marines msut stand parepared to meet mission readiness

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  • provide combined arms for seizure/defense of advance bases
    & conduction of land ops for naval compaigns
  • provide detachments for armed Naval vessels & security detachments
  • develop doctrine, tactics, techniques, equpment for landing forces
  • provide Marines for airborne ops
  • expand peacetime components to meet wartime needs accordint to joint mobilization plans
  • other duties as directed by teh President
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3
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contributions by Carl von Clausewitz

A

On War,
9 Principles of War

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4
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2 planning methodologies of the Marine Corp

A

deliberate
CAP

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5
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deliberate planning

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ongoing preparing for future hypothetical military operatoins

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6
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type of planning used to respond to present situations

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CAP

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7
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sustainment of hte Marine Sealift Command

A

enough equipment to support a MEU of 15K for 3 days

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8
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types of earplugs

A

yellow = weapons fire in dismoutned mode
olive drab = steady state noise like watercraft, aircraft, noisy vehicles

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9
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dBA with pain & hearing loss

A

125 dBA for pain
85 for hearing loss

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10
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extinguish class C fire

A

turn off energy to the equipment
CO2

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11
Q

gives SECNAV his responsibilities

A

title 10 of USC

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12
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responsibilities of SECNAV

A

recruit, organize
supply, train, equip
mobilize/demobilize

  • construct/outfit/repair ships, facilities
  • forms/implements policies & programs consistent with national security policies and objectives established by President & DOD
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13
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Title 10 of USC

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outlines role of armed forces

legal basis for the roles, missions, and organization of each of the services plus DOD

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14
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T/O

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basic allowances of organizational equpment and provides the control to develop, revise, or change equipment authorization inventory data

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15
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TOE

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table of organization and equipment

  • prescribes the nromal wartime mission, ortanizational structure, and personnel and equipment requirements for a military unit
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16
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S-1

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personnel strength & replacement
discipline, law, order
POW,
HQ managemetn,
morale

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17
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adjutant

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responsibel for office managemnt executive staff

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18
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roel of FUOPS

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details plans for next mission by focusing on new FRAGORD or changes to the mission for subordinate elements

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19
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responsibel for OPLAN suitability

A

S4: logistics

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20
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OAS

A

air operatiosn conducted against enemy
installations
faciliteis
personnel
to directly assist in attaining MAGTF objectives
via
destruction of enemy resources or isolating them
CAS, DAS

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21
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Anti-Air Warfare

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action required to destory or reduce to an acceptable level the enemy air/missile threat

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22
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primary purpose of Anti-Air Warfare

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to gain/maintain some degree of air superiority

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23
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purpose of TRAP

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recovery of personnel and equipmetn while preventing additional losses

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24
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combat power

A

total means of destructive/disruptive force which a unit can apply agaisnt the enemy at a given time
tangible: fires
intangible: surprise, tempo, morale

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25
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mission: infantry regiment

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locate, close wtih, and destroy
the enemy by
fire & maneuver

OR

to repel his assualt by fire and close combat

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26
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mission: tank battalion

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close with & dstory the enemy
by using
armor-protected firepower, shock effect, and maneuver
and
to provide anti-mechanized fire in support of hte Marien division

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27
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mission: Assault Amphibian Battalion

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land the surface assault elements of hte landing force
and their equpment
in a single lift from the assault

shipping during amphibious operations to inland objectives and to conduct operations ashore

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28
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mission: LAR battalion

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Light Armored Reconaissance Battalion

  • conduct
    reconaissance, security, & economy of force operations
  • conducted limited offensive or delaying oeprations that exploit the units mobility and firepower
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29
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mission: Combat Engineer Battalion

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enhance the mobility, countermobility, & survivability
via
close combat engineer support and to provide the limited general engineering support that is required for hte functioning of the DIVISION

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30
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short answer: Infantry Battalion

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locate, close with, and destory the enemy by fire & maneuver…

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31
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short answer: tank battalion

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…armor-protected firepower, shock effect, & maneuver…

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32
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short answer: Assault Amphibian Battalion

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land the surface assault elements of the landing force and their equipment in a single lift…

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33
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short answer: LAR battalion

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light armored reconaissance battalion
- - conduct reconaissance, security, and economy of force operations…

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34
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short answer: Combat Engineer Battalion

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enhance the mobility, countermobility, and survivability of hte marine divisoin

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35
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Marine Logistics Group

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general & direct support
and
sustained combat logistics above the organization’s capabiliteis

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36
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ADCON

A

direction & exercise over subordinates

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37
Q

TACOM

A

command authority over
assigned & attached
that is
limited
tot he detailed and usual locatl directoin/control of movements/maneuvers necesariy to accomplish teh assigned mission/task

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38
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L-hour

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time when the first helicopter of hte helicopterborne assulat wave touches down in the LZ

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39
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D-Day

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unnamed day on which teh particular operation will commence

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40
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CODE OF CONDUCT (starting lines)

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  1. I am an American, fighting…
  2. I will never surrender of my own free will
  3. If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available
  4. If I become a POW, I will keep faith with my fellow prisioners
  5. When questioned, shoudl I become a POW, I am required to give…
  6. I will never forget that I am an American, fighting for freedom
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41
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Article III of Code of Conduct

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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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42
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Article IV of Code of Conduct

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If I become 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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43
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Article V of Code of COndcut

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When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service number, 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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44
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Article VI of the Code of Conduct

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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 the United States of America .

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45
Q

limiting factors of very high frequency radios

A

reliable communciation up to 10 miles,
foliage interfers,
follows the curvature of the earth to a distance that is approximately 1/3 ghreater than the distance of the horizon

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46
Q

6 types of hand grenades

A

fragmentation
- explosion creates high velocity fragments
chemical
nonlethal
-flash/bang for diversionarly
illuminatoin
practice/train
incideniary
- to start fires

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47
Q

know before you throw a grenade

A

4-5 seconds
ensure the projected arc will clear obstacles
know where friendly forces are located

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48
Q

use SMEAC

A

format used for an offensive oeprations order

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49
Q

report observations regarding adversary

A

SALUTE report

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50
Q

saddle

A

dip or low point between areas of higher ground

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51
Q

where are you in a saddle

A

high ground in two opposite directiosn and lower ground in teh other two directions

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52
Q

U or V shape on map

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valley
- closed end points upstream or towards higher ground
ridge - sloping line of hgher grond. the clsoed end of the countour lines points away from high ground

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53
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ridge

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sloping line of high ground
U or V
closed end of the contour lines points away from hgher ground

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54
Q

draw

A

less developed stream course than a valley
- no level ground
- little/no maneuver room within its confines

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55
Q

less developed stram course

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draw

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56
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contour lines converge on top of each other

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slope.
ssteap
tick marks point towards lower ground

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57
Q

azimuth

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horizontal angle measured clockwise from a north base line

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58
Q

calculate back azmuth

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+/- 180

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59
Q

maximum effective range for the .50 cal

A

1830 meters = maximum effective range
7400 meters = maximum range

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60
Q

stages of MOPP

A

ready, 0, 1,2,3

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61
Q

LHD 2

A

Essex

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62
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mission of LPD

A

embark
transport
land

elements of a LF for amphibous assualt

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63
Q

marines in 1900

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defended American Legion in Peking
= part of a multinational defense force that protected the Legation Quarter against attack
small defense force held out against he Boxers until a relief force was able to reach Peking and end the Rebellion

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64
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“Fury” operations

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Operation Urgent Fury - Grenada 1983

Phatom Furty - 2004. 2nd Battle Fallujah

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65
Q

authority for DOD to carry out broader HA projects

A

USC Title 109
section 2561

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66
Q

DRAW-D

A

Defend
Reinforcer
Attack
Withdraw
Delay

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67
Q

potential COA the enemy might take

A

DRAW-D

Defend
Reinforcer
Attack
Withdraw
Delay

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68
Q

source documetn for the mission of the Marine Corp

A

National Security Act of 1947
- amended in 1952

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69
Q

commands a MEB

A

Brigidier General

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70
Q

billet for a Brigidier General

A

command a MEB

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71
Q

billet for a Lieutenant General

A

command a MEF

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72
Q

supply sustainment of a MEB

A

30 days

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73
Q

supply sustainment of a MEF

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60 days

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74
Q

4 elements of a MEF

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CE: MEF HQ Group (MHG)
ACE = MAW
GCE= DIVISION
LCE: MLG

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75
Q

4 elements of a MEU

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ACE: squadron
GCE: Battalion Landing Team
LCE: CLB

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76
Q

Battalion Landing Team

A

GCE of the MEU

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77
Q

HQ of III MEF

A

Camp Courtney, Okinawa

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78
Q

HQ I MAW

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Camp Foster, Okinawa

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79
Q

components of 1st MAW

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HQ: Camp Foster, Okinawa
Futema, Iwakuni, Kaneohoe Bay

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80
Q

HQ of 2nd MAW

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Cherry Point
also New River and Beufort

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81
Q

HQ of 3rd MAW

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MCAS Miramar

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82
Q

components of 3rd MAw

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HQ Miranmar
Yuma
Camp Pendleton

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83
Q

HQ of 3rd MARDIV

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Camp Courtney

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84
Q

all Marine locations in Okinawa

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CE & GCE: Camp Courtney
LCE: Camp
ACE: Camp Foster
LCE: Camp Butler

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85
Q

LCE for III MEF

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Camp Smedley Butler in Okinawa

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86
Q

SOC

A

special operatoins capable MEU

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87
Q

SOC with 1 MEF

A

11, 13, 19

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88
Q

role of MPF

A

to directly support our national maritime strategy of protectin key naval chokeponts and sea lines of communciation via airlift of MAGTF, ANaval Elements FIE to the AAA

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Q

DOTMLPF

A

doctrine
organizatoin
training & edcation
material
leadership
personnel
facilities

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90
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role of MLG

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sustains the MAFTF int eh functional areass of combat logistics during deployment and employment ofthe MEF and smaller genographically separated MAFTF in all levels of combat

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91
Q

compositon of MLG -6

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CLR/CLB
Medical
Dental
Engineer Support
Maintence
Supply

92
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role of Supply Battalion

A
  • under MLG
  • rovide general supprot supply for sustaining MAFTF operations
    EXCEPT
    bulk fuel and naval funded stock/programs
93
Q

part of MLG is responsible for bulk fuel supply

A

NOT SUPPLY BATTALION!!!
Engineer Support Battalion

94
Q

part of MLG that is responsible for water purificatoin and bulk water storage/dispensing

A

Engineering Support Battalion

95
Q

6 main functoins of tactical logistics
(they have subfunctions)

A

supply
maintence
transprotation
general engineering
health services

96
Q

6 subfunctions of Supply as one of the 6 functions of tactical logistics

A

determination of requirements,
procurement,
storage,
distribution,
salvage,
disposal

97
Q

7 subfunctions of Transporatoin as one of the six functoins of tactical logistics

A

embarkation
landing support
port & terminal operations
motor transport
air delivery
freight/passenger transportion
material handling equipment

98
Q

Maintence echelons

A

organizational (1-2)
intermediate (3-4)
depot (5)

99
Q

levels of maintence performed by users

A

1-2

100
Q

Level I eschelon of maintence

A

ORGAZATIONAL
limited action performed by crew/operators as prescribed by applicable manuals

101
Q

Level II eschelon of maintence

A

ORGAZATIONAL
limited action above operator level performed by specialist personnel in using unit

102
Q

tasks performed by Intermediate level of maintence

A

resposibility of/performed b y disgignate dmaintence activities for direct support of using organizations

103
Q

MTVR

A

Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement
7 Ton

104
Q

aka 7 Ton

A

MTVR: Medium Tactical Vehicel Replacement

105
Q

HMMWV

A

High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle

106
Q

Marine Corp ambulances

A

M996 & 7

107
Q

stats of M996

A

mini-ambulances
High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles
2 liter
6 ambulatory

108
Q

stas of the M997

A

mini-ambulances
High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles
4 liter
8 ambulatory

109
Q

MRAP

A

Mine-Resistent Ambush Protected vehicles
“MaxxPro”

110
Q

MaxxPro

A

MRAP: Mine-resistent ambush protected vehicles

111
Q

class I supplies

A

substinence includign drinking water
gratituous health/welfare items

112
Q

class II supplies

A

clothing
individual equpment
tentage
organizational tool sets/kits
administrative items
housekeeping supplies

113
Q

class III supplies

A

POL = petroleum, oils, lubricants
IIIA: POL for aircraft

114
Q

class IV supplies

A

construction

115
Q

class V supplies

A

ammunition

116
Q

class VIII

A

medical

117
Q

what supply class is clothing

A

Class II

118
Q

what supply class is medical

A

Class VIII

119
Q

what supply class is tents

A

Class II

120
Q

what supply class is hand tools

A

Class II

121
Q

what supply class is construction supplies

A

Class IV

122
Q

what supply class is ammunitoin

A

Class V

123
Q

5 roles of the Maritime Prepositioning Force

A
  • marshalling/moving to point of embarkation

-arrival/receiving in the AAa

  • preparing/distributing MPE and supplies
  • coordinating interrelated air/sea movements
  • supporting future tactical operations
124
Q

AAA

A

an area of sufficient size and faciliteis to perform teh complex tasks of arrival, offload, maritime prepositionined equipment, and suplies, distribution, assembly, and preparing the MAFTF for employmetn

125
Q

principle missions of Marine Corp aviation

A
  • serve as air component of MAGTF in
    seizure & defense
    of advanced naval bases
  • conduct land operatoisn as may be essentialo for the prosecution of a naval campaign
126
Q

6 functions of Marine Corp aviation

A

A:
air reconaissance
assault support
anti-aircraft warfare
OAS
EW
control of aircraft & missiles

127
Q

breakdown of air reconaissance

A

one of the 6 functions of Marine Corp aviation
visual
multi-sensor
electronic

128
Q

LITE CAR

A

mneumonic for assault support
(a function of marine corp aviation)

129
Q

“LITE” of LITECAR

A

mneumonic for assault support
(a function of marine corp aviation)

logistical suport
illumnation of the battlefield
TRAP
evacuation

130
Q

“CAR” of LITECAR

A

mneumonic for assault support
(a function of marine corp aviation)

combat assualt
aerial delivery of ops
refueling

131
Q

activities of assault support as one of hte 6 functions of Marine Corp aviation

A

LITE CAR

132
Q

types of anti-aricraft warfare

A

Offensive anti-air warfare
air defense (active and pasive)

133
Q

types of OAS

A

CAS
DAS
coordinations iwth friendly

134
Q

2 types of DAS

A

falls under OAS
air interdiction
armed reconaissance

135
Q

types of control of aircraft & missiles

A

air direction
airspace: management, control

136
Q

purpose of the MAW

A

provides personnel and equipment for the
MAFTF ACE

137
Q

MACG

A

Marine Air Control Group

138
Q

MALS

A

Marine Air Control Gruop

139
Q

role of MALS

A

Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron

aviation-logistical support, guidance, & dirction to MAG squadrons on behalf of the CO

logistical suport for Navy-funded equipment in teh supporting, intermediate level maintence for aircraft/aeronautical equipment

140
Q

VMGR

A

Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron

141
Q

how many liter patients can a C-130 carry

A

74 liter patients

142
Q

role of VMGR

A

C-130

74 liter patients
aerial refueling service
assualt air transport of personne, equipment, supplies

143
Q

Prowler

A

EA-6B
VMAQ

144
Q

VMAQ

A

EA-6B Prowler
Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron

145
Q

role of VMAQ

A

EA-6B Prowler
Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron
airborne EA/EW in support of FMF operatoins

146
Q

unmanned aerial vehicle squadron

A

VMU

147
Q

VMU

A

marine unmanned aerial vehicle squadron

148
Q

VMFA

A

Marine Fighter/Attack Squadron
F/A-18A/C Hornet

149
Q

role of the VMFA

A

Marine Fighter/Attack Squadron
F/A-18A/C Hornet

  • interceps/destorys enemy aircraft & surface targets
150
Q

VMA

A

Marine Attack Squadron
AV-8B Harrier

  • attacks/destroys surface targets
    &
    helicopter escort
151
Q

VMM

A

Marine Medium Tilt-Rotor Squadron
MV-22 Osprey

152
Q

liter patients on an Osprey

A

12 liter pateints

153
Q

operational range of an Osprey

A

1,100 nm

154
Q

max load of an Osprey

A

12 liter pateins
24 combat equipped troops
10K external load

155
Q

HMH

A

Heavy Helicopter Squadron
CH-53
Sea Stallion & Super Sea Stallion

156
Q

Heavy Helicopter

A

CH-53
sea stallion/super sea stallion
HMH

157
Q

types of helicopters

A

HMH: heavy
CH-53
Sea Stallion/Super Sea Stallion

HMM: medium
CH-46
Sea Knight

HMLA: light
AH-1W/Z: Cobra
UH-1N/Y: Huey

158
Q

HMLA

A

HMLA: light helicopter
AH-1W/Z: Cobra
UH-1N/Y: Huey

159
Q

TACC

A

Tactical Air Command Center

160
Q

Cobra

A

AH-1W/Z
light helicopter
HMLA

161
Q

Huey

A

HMLA
UH-1N/Y
light helicopter

162
Q

LADD

A

close-in low altitude surface to air weapons fires in defens eof hte MAFTF assets
- defend forward combat areas, maneuver forces, vital areas, installations, and/or units engaged in special/independent oeprations

163
Q

maintence performed by the user

A

orgazational
(intermediate, depot)

164
Q

activities performed at the orgazational level of maintence - 6

A

inspecting
servicing
lubricating
adjusting
replacing parts
minor assemblies

165
Q

purpose of MARDIV

A

execute amphibouis opersations by giving forcible-entry capability to an ATF and conduct subsequent land operations

166
Q

regiments in a MARDIV

A

regimetns = infantry x 3 & artillery
(also has a battalion side)

167
Q

battalions in a MARDIV - 6

A

HQ
tank
amphibious assualt
combat wengineer
reconnaissance
light armored reconaissance

168
Q

GCE for a MEB

A

infantry regiment reinforced

169
Q

GCE for a MEU

A

battalion landing team

170
Q

GCE unit size in descending order - 7

A

divisoin
regimetn
battalion
company
platoon
squad
fire team

(battalion comapany platoon, squad)

171
Q

rotor blade size of CH-46

A

85ft

172
Q

rotor blade size of CH-53

A

100ft

173
Q

use of SMEAC

A

5 paragraph operational order

174
Q

“E” of SMEAC

A

execution

175
Q

“A” of SMEAC

A

administration and logsitics

176
Q

“T” of SALUTE

A

time when you oberserved the enemy unit

177
Q

report that describes the enemy

A

SALUTE

178
Q

SPOTREP

A

concise narrative of essential information covering information/events/conditions that may have an immediate/significant effect on current planning/operations
- delvier to higher authority ASAP

179
Q

flashpont of HAZMAT

A

flashpoint below 200F or subject ot spontaneous heating

180
Q

managing a HAZMAT spill

A

discovery/notification,
initiation of action,
evaluation
containment & damage control,
disperson of gases/vapors,
cleanup/decontamination,
disposal of contaminated materials,
certification for reentry,
followup reports

181
Q

benefits of satellites and communicatoin

A

line of sight is critical for relaiable communciations BUT satellties can increase ranges to thousands of miles

182
Q

hopset

A

set of radio frequencies available for use

183
Q

SINCGARS

A

single-channel ground and airborne radio system
- the MAFTF VHF radio
- primary means for communicaton on teh battlefield

184
Q

mHZ of high frequency rado

A

3-30 mHZ

185
Q

sky wave

A

high frequency radio waves signals get bent by the inonosphere
- too low frequencies: get absorbed by the ionosphere
- too high frequenceis: won’t bend back to earth but will punch throught ehionosphere ito outer space

186
Q

top secret

A

exceptionally grave damage to national security

187
Q

secret

A

serious damage to national security

188
Q

confidential

A

damage to national security

189
Q

4 criteria regarding work when you are a POW

A

non-military
not: degrading, dangerous, unhealthy
MUST maintain military discopline/render honors to all US and allied national orfricers
Lawful obediencfe ot reules/regulatiosn

190
Q

aim of OMFTS

A

aimed at explloiting a significant enemy weakness in order to deal a decisive blow

191
Q

6 principls of OMFTS

A

focus on the operational objective

use the sea as maneuver space

generate overwhelming tempo/momentum

pit strengths against weaknesses

….

192
Q

aim of STOM

A

NOT to seize a beach
- throust combat untis ashore in tehir fighting formations to a decisive place and in sufficient stregnth to ensure mission accomplishment

193
Q

Title 10 rules for HCA

A
  • must be carreid out in conjucntion with HN personnel
  • should COMPLIMENT not duplicate social/economic assistance provide dto HN from other sources
  • may not directly/indirectly to groupds/individuals/orgas engaged in military/paramility activities
  • cant’ give unless DOS specifically approves the assitance
194
Q

4 types of irregular warfare

A

counterterrorism
counterinsurgency operatiosn
FID
stability operations

195
Q

steps of Operational Risk Management

A

I AM IS
ID hazards
assessment of risk
making risk decisions
implement controls
supervision

196
Q

fire class of explosives

A

class A

197
Q

extinguish class D fires

A

velocity fog extinguisherw

198
Q

J-7

A

Inspector General

199
Q

J-8

A

Comptroller

200
Q

J-9

A

civil affairs

201
Q

T/O

A

table of organizatoin
- tabel setting out the authorized number of personnel in a unit/formation

202
Q

TOE

A

`table which prescribes the normal wartime mission, organizatoinal structure, and personnel/equipment requirements for a miltiary unit

203
Q

T/E

A

Table of Equipment
prescribes basic allowance s of organizatoinal equpment,

204
Q

6 digit coordinates

A

nearest 100 meters

205
Q

joint Navy & Marine Corp vision for the future

A

“Forward…from teh sea”

206
Q

why is a wave on the warfare device

A

joint Navy/MC vision for the future “forward…from teh sea”
- the littoral beac is where sailors and Mariens serve together

207
Q

why are crossed rifles on the wafare device

A

every Marine must have the knowledge/skils of a rifleman

208
Q

features on the warface device

A

eagle, globe, crossed rifles, wave
“Fleet Marien Force”

209
Q

WWI battle

A

1918: Battle of Belleau Wood near Marne River
Devil Dog

210
Q

“uncommon valuor was a common virtue”

A

Chester A Nimitz
Iwo Jima
entire marien corp contribution durign the war

211
Q

year the Marines came under DON

A

1834

212
Q

year the Marines reorganized into FMF

A

1933

213
Q

1805

A

Marines storemd the barbary pirates stronghold at Derma and raised the flag for the first time in the Eastern Hemisphere

214
Q

Marines in 1840s

A

battle of Chapultepec 1847. mexican city royal palace fell tothe mariens

215
Q

Marines who won the MOH twice

A

Dan Daly
Smedley Butler

216
Q

first Commodant of the MC

A

Captain Samual Nichols

217
Q

claim to fame of Chesty

A

Lewis Puler it he most decorated Marine

218
Q

Marines earned the French Fourragere

A

battle of belleau wood

219
Q

sword of the Marine Corp

A

Mameluke - elite Muslim military force
given to Presley OBannon pot Tripoli

220
Q

generals

A

O7: Brigadier General
Major General
Lieutenant General
General

221
Q

one star

A

Brigadier General

222
Q

two star

A

Major General

223
Q

MAFTF

A

task-organized for operations
balanced, air-ground combined arms formatiosn under a single CDR
operatoanl flexibility
principle organizatoin for all MC misions across the range of military operatiosn

224
Q

MOH for semaphoning an emergency lift while under Spanish-American war fire

A

Sergent John C Quick

225
Q

Smedley Butler

A

Major General
2 MOH
Veracruz
First Caco War in Haiti

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