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1
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What is the aim of battle procedure

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To ensure a soldier is sent in to battle without a waste of time and with minimum fuss, knowing exactly what he has to do, how he is going to do it and what fire support he is going to be given.

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2
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List the four principles of battle procedure

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Concurrent activity.
Anticipation at all levels.
Knowledge of the grouping system.
Efficient drills.

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3
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List the main headings in the formal orders process after prelims

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Situation
Mission
Execution
Service support 
Command and Signals
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4
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What does the mnemonic REEPI stand for

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R- Receive
E- Extract
E- Estimate
P- Prepare
I- Issue
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5
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What are the 6 section battle drills

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P- Preparation for battle
R- React to effective enemy fire
E- Locate the enemy
S- Suppress the enemy
A- The Attack
R- Regroup
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6
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List the actions to be carried out in the first section battle drill

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P- Protection
A- Ammunition 
W- Weapons
P- Personal Cam
E- Equipment
R- Radios
S- Specialist Equipment
O- Orders
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7
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State the sequence of a fire control order

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G- Group
R- Range
I- Indication
T- Type of fire

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8
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List the actions to be carried out in the last section battle drill

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P- Protection
A- Ammunition 
C- Casualties 
E- Equipment 
S- Searches
S- Sitrep
D- Dig in/Deploy
O- Orders
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9
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What does the following abbreviations stand for?

LD
FUP
LOE
FRV
ERV
CSCM
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LD - Line of Departure
FUP - Form up Point
LOE - Limit of Exploitation
FRV - Final Rendezvous 
ERV - Emergency Rendezvous
CSCM - Counter Surveillance Measures
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10
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State the aims of patrolling

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  • To obtain information
  • To dominate the ground
  • To destroy or disrupt enemy forces
  • Reassure the local population
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11
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List the four types of patrol

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  • Standing
  • Fighting
  • Recce
  • Clearance
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12
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What are the principles of defence?

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D- Depth
A- All round Defence
M- Mutual Support
S- Striking Force/Reserves
O- Offensive Spirit
D- Deception and Concealment
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13
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When in defence what must happen with LSW and individual arcs?

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They must be interlocking and overlapping

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14
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Using the mnemonic SWATTI, list the headings covered for knowing the enemy capabilities

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S- Strengths 
W- Weapons 
A- Arcs
T- Types of position
T- Tactics
I- Intentions
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15
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What are Questions 1, 4 & 7 in the Combat Estimate?

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Q1- What is the situation and how does it effect me?
Q2- Where can I best achieve each effect?
Q3- What control measures do I need to impose?

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16
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List four types of defence locations

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  • MOB
  • FOB
  • PB
  • Harbour
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17
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Expand the mnemonic COIL

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C- Combat Effectiveness
O- Order in Battle
I- Intentions
L- Locations

18
Q

List the two types of harbour

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  • Triangular

- Hasty/Linear

19
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What do the following mnemonics stand for when thinking about route selection.
TRECH & GROUND

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T- Time and distance
R- Relief and going
E- Ease of navigation 
C- Cover
H- Hazards
G- General ground
R- Ridges and re-entrants
O- Obstacles/Observation posts
U- Undergrowth and cover
N- No Go slow go areas
D- Distance
20
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List 5 types of Orders

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Formal
Radio
Operational
Warning
QBO's
21
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List the headings of a Contact Report

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S- Strength of Enemy
A- Activity of Enemy
L- Location of Enemy
T- Time
A- Action
22
Q

What methods can be employed to locate the enemy?

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Observation
Fire
Movement

23
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What are the types of Fire Control Orders

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Full
Brief
Individual
Delayed

24
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What is the effective range of the SA80

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Individual 300m

Section 600m

25
Q

What are the 9 protected grounds?

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  • sex
  • marriage
  • gender reassignment
  • sexual orientation
  • disability
  • race
  • religion
  • age
  • pregnancy/maternity
26
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Which 5 grounds does the MOD currently have exemptions from?

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  • sex
  • race
  • disability
  • age
  • pregnancy/maternity
27
Q

How soon after an incident must an application for a redress of grievance be made?

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3 months

28
Q

State two types of administrative action

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  • Minor

- Major

29
Q

What is the minimum rank of a reviewing officer when dealing with a minor sanction?

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  • Sgt
30
Q

List 3 minor sanctions that could be awarded

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  • Show parades
  • Work parades
  • Extra duties
  • Informal interview
  • Formal interview
  • RTU
31
Q

What is the basic aim of a minor sanction?

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To correct a serviceman’s failings and restore effectiveness

32
Q

What is the form used to report near misses in the work place?

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  • MOD form 510
33
Q

Which parliamentary act defines health and safety regulations?

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  • Health and Safety act 1974
34
Q

Name the JSP relating to health and safety

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  • JSP 375
35
Q

What are the 6 core values

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  • Selfless commitment
  • Respect for others
  • Loyalty
  • integrity
  • Courage
  • Discipline
36
Q

What are the standards of the British Army?

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  • Lawful
  • Total professionalism
  • Appropriate behaviour
37
Q

What are the 3 main elements of the British Army ethos?

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  • Mutual trust
  • Commitment
  • Self sacrifice
38
Q

Give 3 of the qualities often identified as essential qualities of a leader

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  • Courage
  • Willpower
  • initiative
  • Knowledge
  • Integrity
  • Self confidence
  • Enthusiasm
  • Ability to communicate
39
Q

The RMAS pamphlet defines 2 leaders responsibility, what are they?

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  • Lead

- Develop

40
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When thinking about route selection what does the mnemonic TRECH stand for?

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  • Time and distance
  • Relief and going
  • Ease of navigation
  • Cover
  • Hazards
41
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When thinking about route selection what does the mnemonic GROUND stand for?

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  • General ground
  • Ridges and re-entrants
  • Obstacles/OP’s
  • Undergrowth/cover
  • No go slow go areas
  • Distance
42
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What is the sequence for taking over a harbour

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1-Selection 2-Occupation
3-Clearance 4-Sentries
5- Work routine

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