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1
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Five major terrain features

A

hill, valley, saddle, ridge, depression

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2
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Three minor terrain features

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Cliff, spur, draw

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3
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Two supplementary terrain features

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Cut, fill

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4
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Colors on the map and what do they stand for

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Blue- Water
Brown- Terrain contour lines 
Green-  
Black- man made
Red- civilian area
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5
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GOTWA

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G: Who's going
O: Others taking with me
T: Time ill return
W:What to do if I don't return
A: Actions on contact you and me
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6
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Three types of bleeding

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Artery, Venus, capillary

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7
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What are three types of heat injuries

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Stroke. exhaustion and cramps

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8
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OAKOC

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O: Observation
A: Avenues of approach 
K: Key terrain features
O: Obstacles 
C: Cover and concealment
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9
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Types of north

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Magnetic, True and Grid

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10
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Five paragraphs of an operation order

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1: Situation
2: Mission
3: Execution
4: Service/ Support
5: Command and signal

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11
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Five principles of patrolling

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1: Planning
2: Recon
3: Security
4: Control
5: Common sense

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12
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SLLS

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Stop look, listen, smell

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13
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LACE

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Liquids, ammunitions, casualties and equipment

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14
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SALUTE

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Size, location, activity, unit/ uniform, enemy

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15
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Different types of command orders

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Operation order, warning order, frago

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16
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METT-TC

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Mission, enemy, time, terrain, troops available civil considerations

17
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8 Troop leading procedures

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Step 1. Receive the Mission
 Step 2. Issue a warning order
 Step 3. Make a tentative plan
 Step 4. Start necessary movement
 Step 5. Reconnoiter
 Step 6. Complete the plan
 Step 7. Issue the complete order
 Step 8. Supervise
18
Q

In reference to an IED what are the five c’s

A

Conform, clear, cordon, check, control

19
Q

In reference to a EPOW what are the 5 S’s

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Silence, search, segregate, safe guard, speed to the rear

20
Q

3 Types of Recon patrols

A

Route, area, zone

21
Q

Different types of movement techniques

A 
Traveling
Traveling over watch
Bounding 
Bounding over watch
Successive bounding
22
Q

Phases of unconventional warfare

A

1: Psychological preparation
2: Initial contact
3: Infiltration
4: Organization
5: Build-up
6: combat utilization/ employment
7: Demobilization/ transition

23
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9- line MEDEVAC Request

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Line 1. Location of the pick-up site. 
Line 2. Radio frequency, call sign, and suffix. 
Line 3. Number of patients by precedence:
 A - Urgent
 B - Urgent Surgical
 C - Priority
 D - Routine
 E - Convenience
Line 4. Special equipment required: 
 A - None
 B - Hoist
 C - Extraction equipment
 D - Ventilator
Line 5. Number of patients: 
 A - Litter
 B - Ambulatory
Line 6. Security at pick-up site: 
 N - No enemy troops in area
 P - Possible enemy troops in area (approach with caution)
 E - Enemy troops in area (approach with caution)
 X - Enemy troops in area (armed escort required)
 * In peacetime - number and types of wounds, injuries, and illnesses
Line 7. Method of marking pick-up site: 
 A - Panels
 B - Pyrotechnic signal
 C - Smoke signal
 D - None
 E - Other
Line 8. Patient nationality and status: 
 A - US Military
 B - US Civilian
 C - Non-US Military
 D - Non-US Civilian
 E - EPW
Line 9. NBC Contamination: 
 N - Nuclear
 B - Biological
 C - Chemical
 * In peacetime - terrain description of pick-up site
24
Q

M249 SAW Max range

A

3600 meters

25
Q

M249 SAW Max effective Range (area Target) Bipod

A

800 meters

26
Q

M249 SAW Max Effective Range (Point Target) Bipod

A

600 meters

27
Q

M249 SAW Maximum rate of fire

A

850 rounds per minute

28
Q

M249 SAW Weight

A

16.41 Pounds

29
Q

M249 Sustained rate of fire

A

50 rounds a minute in 3- to 5-round bursts, with 4 to
5 seconds between bursts (barrel change every 10
minutes).

30
Q

M249 Rapid rate of fire

A

100 rounds per minute, fired in 8- to 10-round bursts, 2
to 3 seconds between bursts (barrel change every
2 minutes).

31
Q

M249 Rapid rate of fire

A

650 to 850 rounds per minute, continuous burst, barrel

changed every minute.

32
Q

M249 SAW Max Effective Range (Point Target) Tripod

A

800 meters

33
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M249 SAW Max effective Range (area Target) Tripod

A

1000 meters

34
Q

M60 Description

A

The M60 is a gas-operated, air-cooled, belt-fed, automatic machine gun that fires from the open-bolt
position.

35
Q

M60 Max Rate of fire

A

550 rounds per minute.

36
Q

M60 Weight

A

23.00 pounds

37
Q

M60 Sustained Rate of fire

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  • 100 rounds per minute,
  • Fired in 6- to 9-round bursts,
  • With 4 to 5 seconds between bursts,
  • Barrel changed every 10 minutes
38
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M60 Rapid rate of fire

A
  • 200 rounds per minute,
  • Fired in 10- to 13-round bursts,
  • With 2 to 3 seconds between bursts,
  • Barrel changed every 2 minutes.
39
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M60 cyclic rate of fire

A
  • 550 rounds per minute,
  • Fired in a continuous burst,
  • Barrel changed every minute.

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