Convoy Procedures/IED Recognition

Question 1

Q1: All convoys consist of three parts: the head, the main body, and the _________ .

Answer 1

A1: trial

Question 2

Q2: The three column formations are close, _______, and infiltration.

Answer 2

A2: open

Question 3

Q3: Matching (NATO Convoy Flags) 1) Lead vehicle

Answer 3

A3: 1) Blue

Question 4

Q3: Matching (NATO Convoy Flags) 2) Vehicle of column commander

Answer 4

A3: 2) White & Black

Question 5

Q3: Matching (NATO Convoy Flags) 3) Last vehicle

Answer 5

A3: 3) Green

Question 6

Q4: A convoy can be set up in one of three different formations. Which formation is used to avoid enemy detection?

Answer 6

A4: open

Question 7

Q5: True or False: There are four standard components of an IED.

Answer 7

A5: False (3)

Question 8

Q6: True or False: A Vehicle Borne IED can only be mobile.

Answer 8

A6: FALSE

Question 9

Q7: The three classifications of IED’s are; ________ , Vehicle Borne and _______ .

Answer 9

A7: Static/Person Borne

Question 10

Q8: The three D’s are; distance, ________ , and _________ .

Answer 10

A8: Direction/Description

Question 11

Q9: Matching (IED Indicators) 1) Not very suspicious

Answer 11

A9: 1) Weak

Question 12

Q9: Matching (IED Indicators) 2) Suspicious but not guaranteed

Answer 12

A9: 2) Strong

Question 13

Q9: Matching (IED Indicators) 3) Guaranteed

Answer 13

A9: 3) Absolute