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1
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A ____________ is a short sentence or paragraph that describes the organizations essential tasks, purpose, and action containing the elements of who, what, where, and why.

A

Mission Statement

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Five elements of a mission statement

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Who, what, when, where, and why

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What is a movement of friendly forces by rotary-wing aircraft to engage and destroy enemy forces or to seize and hold key terrain?

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Air Assault

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Characteristics of Defense

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Disruption
Flexibility
Maneuver
Mass and Concentration
Depth
Preparation
Security

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DEF: Decisive Point

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Key Terrain, key event, critical factor or function that when acted upon, enables commanders to gain a marked advantage over an enemy or contribute materially to achieving success.

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Tenets of Army Unified Land Operations.
4 components

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Simultaneity, Depth, Synchronization, and Flexibility

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DEF: Synchronization

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The arrangement of military actions in time, space, and purpose to achieve maximum relative combat power at a decisive place and time.

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DEF: Flexibility

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The employment of a versatile mix of capabilities, formations, and equipment for conducting operations.

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DEF: Depth

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The extension of operations in time, space, or purpose to achieve definite results.

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DEF: Simultaneity

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The execution of related and mutually supporting tasks at the same time across multiple locations and domains.

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11
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Primary Offensive Task:
4 components

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Movement to Contact
Attack
Exploitation
Pursuit

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DEF: Pursuit

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A type of offensive operation designed to catch or cut off a hostile force attempting to escape, with the aim of destroying it.

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DEF: Movement to Contact

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A type of offensive operation designed to develop the situation and to establish or regain contact.

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DEF: Attack

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A type of offensive operation that destroys or defeats enemy forces, seizes and secures terrain, or both.

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DEF: Exploitation

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A type of offensive operation that usually follows a successful attack and is designed to disorganize the enemy in depth.

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16
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Five Paragraph Operational Order (OPORD)

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Situation
Mission
Execution
Sustainment
Command and Signal

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17
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Defensive Operations
3 components

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Area Defense
Mobile Defense
Retrograde

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DEF: Retrograde

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A type of defensive operation that involves organized movement away from the enemy.

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DEF: Mobile Defense

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A type of defensive operation that concentrates on the destruction or defeat of the enemy forces through a decisive attack by a striking force.

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DEF: Area Defense

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A type of defensive operation that concentrates on denying enemy forces access to designated terrain for a specific time rather than destroying the enemy outright.

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Principles of Joint Operations

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Objective
Offensive
Mass
Maneuver
Economy of Force
Unity of Command
Security
Surprise
Simplicity
Restraint
Perseverance
Legitimacy

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DEF: Friendly Force Information FFIR

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Information the commander and staff need to understand the status of friendly force and supporting capabilities. FFIR’s identify the information about the mission, troops, and support available, and time available for friendly forces that the commander considers most important.

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DEF: Priority Intelligence Requirement (PIR)

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Information the commander and staff need to understand the adversary or other aspects of the operational environment. PIR’s identify the information about the enemy, terrain and weather, and civil considerations that the commander considers most important.

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24
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Two categories of a Commanders Critical Information Requirement

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FFIR
PIR

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Characteristics of the Offense

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Audacity
Surprise
Concentration
Tempo

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26
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Five Military Aspects of Terrain
(OAKOC)

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Observation and Fields of Fire
Avenues of Approach
Key and Decisive Terrain
Obstacles
Cover and Concealment

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27
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Troop Leading Procedures

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Receive the Mission
Issue a Warning Order
Make a Tentative Plan
Initiate Movement
Conduct Reconnaissance
Complete the Plan
Issue the Order
Supervise and Refine

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28
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Forms of Maneuver

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Envelopment
Frontal Assault
Infiltration
Penetration
Turning Movement

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29
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Air Assault Reverse Planning Sequence

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Ground Tacticle Plan
Landing Plan
Air Movement Plan
Loading Plan
Staging Plan

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30
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Fundamentals of Security

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-Provide reaction time and maneuver space
-Perform continuous reconnaissance
-Provide early and accurate warning
-Maintain enemy contact
-Orient on the force, area, or facility

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Fundamentals of Reconnaissance

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-Ensure continuous reconnaissance
-Do not keep reconnaissance assets in reserve
-Orient on reconnaissance objective
-Report information rapidly and accurately
-Retain freedom of maneuver
-Gain and maintain enemy contact
-Develop the situation rapidly

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32
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Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB) Process steps: also known as IPOE

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-Define the operational environment (OE)
-Describe the environmental effects on operations
-Evaluate the threat
-Determine threat courses of action (COA)

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War fighting Functions

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Command and Control
Movement and Maneuver
Intelligence
Fires
Sustainment
Protection

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34
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Engagement Area Development Process

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-Identify likely enemy avenues of approach
-Determine likely enemy schemes of maneuver
-Determine where to kill the enemy force
-Plan and integrate obstacles
-Emplace weapon systems
-Plan and integrate indirect fires
-Rehearse

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35
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Fire Control Measures

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Engagement Criteria
Engagement Priorities
Sectors of Fire
Target Reference Points
Trigger Line

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36
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Aviation Core Competencies

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-Provide accurate and timely information collection on the enemy, terrain, local populations and friendly forces
-Provide reaction time and maneuver space
-Destroy, defeat, disrupt, divert, or delay enemy forces
-Air assault ground maneuver forces
-Air move personnel, equipment, and supplies
-Evacuate wounded or recover isolated personnel
-Enable C2 over extended ranges and complex terrain

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37
Q

Express the time in an OPORD:
6 August 20XX at 1145 Zulu

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061145Z August 20XX

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38
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Air Interdiction

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Air operations conducted to divert, disrupt, delay, or destroy the enemy’s military surface capabilities before it can be used against friendly forces

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Air movement

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Air transport of units, personnel, supplies, and equipment

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40
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Ambush

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Attack from a concealed position

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Attack by fire

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Using direct and indirect fires to engage an enemy from a distance

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Block

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Tacticle mission task that denies the enemy access to an area or avenue of approach

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Breach

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A tacticle mission task when a unit breaks through a enemy obstacle

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Bypass

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A tacticle mission task, unit deliberately avoids contact with the enemy or obstacle

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Clear

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A tacticle mission task, unit eliminates all enemy forces within a area

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Close Air Support

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Air action by Aircraft against hostile targets that are in close proximity to friendly forces

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Combat Power

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Total means of destruction and/or disruptive force a unit can apply on the opponent

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Contain

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A tacticle mission task, unit stops, holds, or surrounds the enemy

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Defeat

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To render a force incapable of achieving its objectives

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Delay

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Unit trades space for time by slowing down the enemy’s momentum

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Destroy

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A tacticle mission task that renders an enemy force combat ineffective

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Disrupt

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A tacticle mission task, unit upsets the enemy formation or tempo

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Envelope

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A form of maneuver, unit avoids enemy principle defense by attacking flank

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Fix

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A tacticle mission task, unit prevents enemy from moving from a specific location for a specific period of time

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Guard

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A type of security operation, done to protect the main body

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Infiltration

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A form of maneuver, unit conducts undetected movement into an area occupied by enemy forces

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Interdict

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A tacticle mission task, unit prevents, disrupts, or delays enemy’s use of an area

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Isolate

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A tacticle mission task, unit seals off an enemy

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Movement to contact

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A type of offensive operation designed to establish or regain contact to develop the situation

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Neutralize

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A tacticle mission task, unit renders the enemy incapable of interfering

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Retain

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A tacticle mission task, unit prevents enemy occupation or use of terrain

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Screen

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A type of security operation, provided early warning to the protected force

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Secure

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A tacticle mission task, unit prevents the enemy from damaging or destroying a force

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Seize

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A tacticle mission task, unit takes possession of an area by using overwhelming force

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Support by fire

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A tacticle mission task, unit engages the enemy by direct fire

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Suppress

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A tacticle mission task, unit degrades a force or weapons system from accomplishing its mission

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Turn

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A tacticle mission task, unit forces enemy from one avenue of approach or movement corridor to another.

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Wheeled vehicle symbol

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Box 3 circles on the bottom

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69
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Block symbol

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T laying to right side

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Disrupt symbol

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Pitch fork laying to right different lengths

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Fix symbol

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Medical line (heart monitor) with arrow at end

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Turn Symbol

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Diamond with a turn line drawn and T in the turn

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73
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Air assault symbol

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Box with v at bottom

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Main Axis of Advance

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Corridor arrow with arrow at end, inside has boxes with number

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Command Post (CP) Symbol

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Flag box and it says main at the bottom

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Planned Battle position Symbol

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Dotted circle line with numbered box’s

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Air Defense Gun Symbol

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Antenna looking attached with a half circle at the bottom

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Target Reference Point Symbol

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Big cross that makes 4 sections, section will have number

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Armored Symbol

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Box with long oval at top, looks like moving box or file box

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Secure (Tacticle Mission Task) Symbol

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Circle with arrow at end, also has S on the line of the circle

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Forward Line of Troops Symbol

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Bunch of small half circles lined together

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Q

Machine Gun (Light) Symbol

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Arrow with line in the middle and end

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Headquarters Symbol

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Box with a line at the top

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Regiment Symbol

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Box with 3 lines at the top

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Brigade Symbol

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Box with X at the top of the box

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UAS/UAV Symbol

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Box with V inside at the top of the box

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Transportation symbol

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Looks like a wheel

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Armored Track (Self-Propelled) Symbol

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Box with oval at the inside bottom of box

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Attack by Fire Symbol

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Half hexagon with arrow pointing to diamond

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Task Force Symbol

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Box with small box and two tick marks boxes in on top

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Screen, Cover or Guard Symbol

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Lightning bolt looking

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Phase Line Symbol

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Has PL numbered box and a line drawn to another PL numbered box

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Isolate Symbol

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Circle with diamond centered inside. Circle has triangles pointing inward and arrow at end

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Airborne Symbol

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Box with bird line in middle

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Support by Fire Symbol

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Two half hexagons, one with arrows on each end

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Alpha Check

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Request for confirmation of bearing and aircraft to described point

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Angels

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Height of FRIENDLY aircraft thousands of feet from MSL

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Avalanche

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Informatory call indicating friendly forces require reinforcements in a specific location

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Awake

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Land/surface emitter activity detected via communications intelligence

100
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Bandit

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Positively identified as an enemy IAW theater ID criteria, does not imply engage

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Bent

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System indicated is inoperative

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Bingo

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Pre-Briefed fuel state needed for recovery

103
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Blind

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No visual contact with FRIENDLY aircraft, ship or ground position.

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Broken Spur

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Helicopter buddy or self extraction is not possible

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Bugout

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Separation from a particular engagement or attack or operation with no intent to reengage or return

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Buzzer

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Electronic communications jamming

107
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Captured

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Specified surface target or objective has been acquired and is being tracked with an on board sensor

108
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Cherubs

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Height of a FRIENDLY aircraft in hundreds of feet above surface

109
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Cleared Hot

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Type 1 & 2 CAS terminal attack control when granting weapons release to an aircraft attacking a specific target

110
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Cleared to Engage

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Term used by JTAC/forward air controller, granting weapons release clearance to an aircraft attacking a specific target

111
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Closing

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Decreasing separation

112
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Contact

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Acknowledges sighting a specified reference point (either visually or via sensor)

113
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Dark Star

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An illumination round that fails to properly ignite or deploy its parachute

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Dash (number)

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Aircraft position within a flight. Use if specific call sign is unknown.

115
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Drive-By

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Threat aircraft sensors or systems observed or in use

116
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Farm

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Helicopter status of fuel (expressed in PLAYTIME), ammunition, rocket, and missle

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Fence (In/Out)

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Set cockpit switches as appropriate before entering or exiting the combat area

118
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Fumble

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Observed weapons missing target or impacting without desired weapons effects

119
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Handshake

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A video data link is established

120
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Home plate

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Home airfield or ship

121
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Kick

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Change radio or data link to a specified net or frequency, typically used for an unplanned change in frequency

122
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Looking

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Aircrew does not have the ground object, reference point, or target in site.

123
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Music

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Radar electronic deceptive jamming

124
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No Joy

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Aircrew does not have visual contact with the TARGET or BANDIT

125
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Pigeon

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Magnetic bearing and range in nautical miles to HOMEPLATE

126
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Playtime

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Amount of time aircraft can remain on station, given in hours plus minutes. Ex one plus thirty equals 1hr 30mins

127
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POGO

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Switch to communications channel number preceding POGO. If unable to establish communications, switch to channel number following POGO. If no channel number follows, return to this channel

128
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Push (Channel)

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Switch to designated frequency; no acknowledgement required

129
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Red

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Aircraft’s weapon or fuel state is insufficient to continue execution of the mission.

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Remington

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No ordinance remaining except gun or self-protect ammo

131
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Rifle

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FRIENDLY A/S missile launch

132
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Rope

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Circling an IR pointer around an AC to help the AC identify the FRIENDLY ground position

133
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Saddled

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Wingman or element has returned to briefed formation position

134
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Shadow

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Follow indicated target

135
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Smack

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Clearance to employ ordnance or fires on surface target coordinates

136
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Snake

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Oscillate an IR pointer in a figure eight about a target

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Sparkle

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Mark or marking target by IR pointer. Platform is IR capable

138
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Squirter

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Ground born object of interest departing the objective area

139
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Stare

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Cue the laser spot search or tracker function on the specified laser code in relation to the specified reference point.

140
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Status

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Request for an individual’s tacticle situation

141
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Steady

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Stop oscillation of IR pointer

142
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Sunshine

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Illuminating target with artificial illumination

143
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Tally

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Sighting of target, non friendly AC, or enemy position.

144
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Technical

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Improvised fighting vehicle

145
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Timber

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Link 16 Network

146
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Visual

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Sighting a FRIENDLY AC or ground position or ship

147
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Wagon (left/right)

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Rotary wing directive call to orbit around a target

148
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Weapons tight

A

Weapons control status. Fire only at targets positively identified as HOSTILE IAW current ROE

149
Q

Winchester

A

No ordnance remaining

150
Q

Yellow

A

Weapons and/or fuel status that is approaching a level insufficient to continue execution of the mission

151
Q

Which army pub covers operations orders?

A

FM 5-0 planning and orders production

152
Q

What is a directive used by a commander to subordinate commanders for the purpose of effecting the coordinated execution of an operation?

A

An operation order (OPORD)

153
Q

Why do commanders issue OPORDs

A

To direct the execution of long term operations as well as the execution of discrete short term operations within the framework of a long range OPORD

154
Q

What expands on the base plan or order?

A

Attachments (annexes, appendixes, tabs, and exhibits)

155
Q

What annexes are labeled as spare?

A

Annex I, N, O, T, X, Y

156
Q

When an attachment is unnecessary, what is it labeled as?

A

Omitted

157
Q

Which annex does not follow the 5 paragraph format?

A

Annex A Task Organiztion

158
Q

Which annex discusses the fundamentals of task org and provides the format for the base plan or order?

A

Annex A Task Org

159
Q

Which annex purpose is to provide detailed information and intelligence?

A

Annex B Intelligence

160
Q

Under Annex C Operations, appendix 5-Air assault operations contain what?

A

Tab A pickup zone diagram
Tab B Air movement table
Tab C Landing zone

161
Q

Which annex describes how the commander intends to accomplish the mission in terms of the commanders intent?

A

Annex C Operations

162
Q

In an OPORDER, what should commanders ensure regarding their scheme of maneuver

A

That it is consistent with their intent and that of the next two higher echelon commanders

163
Q

Which annex includes a discussion of the concept, and refers to the execution matrix to clarify timing relationships among various fire task

A

Annex D Fires

164
Q

Annex A

A

Task Organization

165
Q

Annex B

A

Intelligence

166
Q

Annex C

A

Operations

167
Q

Annex D

A

Fires

168
Q

Annex E

A

Protection

169
Q

Annex F

A

Sustainment

170
Q

Annex G

A

Engineer

171
Q

Annex H

A

Signal

172
Q

Annex I

A

Spare

173
Q

Annex J

A

Public Affiars

174
Q

Annex K

A

Civil Affairs Operations

175
Q

Annex L

A

Information Collection

176
Q

Annex M

A

Assessment

177
Q

Annex N

A

Spare

178
Q

Annex O

A

Spare

179
Q

Annex P

A

Host Nation Support

180
Q

Annex Q

A

Knowledge Management

181
Q

Annex R

A

Reports

182
Q

Annex S

A

Special Technical Operations

183
Q

Annex T

A

Spare

184
Q

Annex U

A

Inspector General

185
Q

Annex V

A

Interagency Coordination

186
Q

Annex W

A

Operational Contract Support

187
Q

Annex X

A

Spare

188
Q

Annex Y

A

Spare

189
Q

Annex Z

A

Distribution

190
Q

Acronym AAGS

A

Army Air Ground System

191
Q

Acronym ABF

A

Attack by Fire

192
Q

Acronym ACA

A

Airspace Control Authority/Airspace Coordination Area

193
Q

Acronym ACM

A

Airspace Coordinating Measure

194
Q

Acronym ACO

A

Airspace Coordination Order

195
Q

Acronym ADAM

A

Air Defense Airspace Management

196
Q

Acronym ADW

A

Air Defense Warning

197
Q

Acronym AMD

A

Air and Missile Defense

198
Q

Acronym ASCOPE

A

Areas, Structures, Capabilities, Organizations, People, and Events

199
Q

Acronym ATGM

A

Anti-Tank Guided Missle

200
Q

Acronym ATO

A

Air Tasking Order

201
Q

Acronym AXP

A

Ambulance Exchange Point

202
Q

Acronym BAE

A

Brigade Aviation Element

203
Q

Acronym CA

A

Coordinating Altittude

204
Q

Acronym CAS

A

Close Air Support

205
Q

Acronym CFL

A

Coordinating Fire Line

206
Q

Acronym CL

A

Coordinating Level

207
Q

Acronym COP

A

Common Operational Picture

208
Q

Acronym D3SOE

A

Denied, Degrade or Disrupted Space Operating Environment

209
Q

Acronym DCA

A

Defense Counter Air

210
Q

Acronym EA

A

Engagement Area

211
Q

Acronym EW

A

Electronic Warfare

212
Q

Acronym FSC

A

Forward Support Company

213
Q

Acronym FSCL

A

Fire Support Coordination Line

214
Q

Acronym IADS

A

Integrated Air Defense Systems

215
Q

Acronym IPB

A

Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield

216
Q

Acronym JAOC

A

Joint Air Operations Center

217
Q

Acronym JAGIC

A

Joint Air-Ground Integration Center

218
Q

Acronym JFC

A

Joint Force Commander

219
Q

Acronym LNO

A

Liaison Officer

220
Q

Acronym LOA

A

Limit of Advance

221
Q

Acronym LOC

A

Line of Communication

222
Q

Acronym LSCO

A

Large-Scale Combat Operations

223
Q

Acronym MCOO

A

Modified Combined Obstacle Overlay

224
Q

Acronym METT-TC

A

Mission, Enemy, Terrain and Weather, Troops and support available, Time available, Civil Considerations

225
Q

Acronym MISO

A

Military Information Support Operations

226
Q

Acronym MOE

A

Measure of Effectiveness

227
Q

Acronym MOP

A

Measure of Performance

228
Q

Acronym MUM-T

A

Manned Unmanned Teaming

229
Q

Acronym NFA

A

No-Fire Area

230
Q

Acronym OAKOC

A

Observation and field of fire, Avenues of approach, Key terrain, Obstacles, Cover and concealment

231
Q

Acronym PAA

A

Position Area for Artillary

232
Q

Acronym PMESII-PT

A

Political, Military, Economic, Social, Information, Infrastructure, Physical environment, Time

233
Q

Acronym SCAR

A

Strike Coordination and Reconnaissance

234
Q

Acronym SEAD

A

Suppression of Enemy Air Defense

235
Q

Acronym T&EO

A

Training and Evaluation Outlines

236
Q

Acronym TAA

A

Tacticle Assembly Area

237
Q

Acronym TACON

A

Tacticle Control

238
Q

Acronym TACS

A

Theater Air Control System

239
Q

Acronym TAI

A

Target Area of Interest

240
Q

Acronym TAIS

A

Tacticle Airspace Integration System

241
Q

Acronym TOE

A

Table of Organization and Equipment

242
Q

Acronym TRP

A

Target Reference Point

243
Q

Acronym ULO

A

Unified Land Operations

244
Q

Acronym WEZ

A

Weapons Engagement Zone

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