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FMF 110 Tactical Measures Flashcards

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  1. Unaided day & night observation techniques
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-Avoid all unnecessary movement.

-Use all available concealment because it offers a low silhouette and makes detection by the enemy difficult.

-Preserve night vision when subjected to lighted areas or illumination.

-Demonstrate techniques that enhance hearing.

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110.1 Off-Center Vision Method

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Viewing an object by looking at 6-10 degrees above, below, or to either side of the object rather than directly at it.

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110.1 Scanning method

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-Able to overcome the physiological limitations of their eyes.

-Looking from right to left or left to right using a slow, regular scanning movement.

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110.1 Strip Method

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-In daylight, look at the ground closest to you.

-Observe close to your post & search a narrow strip 50 meters going right to left or left to right.

-Search left to right a second time and same strip farther away but overlaps the first.

-Continue to observe until entire field of view has been searched.

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110.1 Preserving night vision

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Entering a lighted area, one eye should be closed & covered to preserve its night vision.

Red light helps preserve night vision.

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110.1 Techniques that enhance hearing

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-Amplified with mouth open.

-Remove the helmet, reduces sound distortion.

-Ear to the ground, can hear people walking and vehicles moving.

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SALUTE

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Size
Activity
Location
Unit Identity
Time
Equipment

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110.3 SMEAC

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Situation
Mission
Execution
Admin & Logistics
Command & Signal

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110.3 Situation

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Environment/Enemy Forces/ Friendly Forces/ Attachments & Detachments.

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110.3 Mission

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Clear and concise statement of the task

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110.3 Execution

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Task organization of the patrol or movement to the objective area to include navigation method.

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110.3 Admin & Logisitics

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Info about rations and ammo, corpsman, and aid stations.

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110.3 Command & Signal

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Prearranged signals, password & countersigns, radio call signs/frequencies & emergency signals.

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110.4

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Column Formation

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110.4

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Echelon left/right

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110.4

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Skirmishers left/right

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110.4

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Wedge Formation

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110.4

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Squad

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110.4

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Platoon

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110.4

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cease fire

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110.6 Individual Fighting Position

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Small as practicable, wide enough for the shoulders of a man sitting on the fire step, long enough to use entrenching tool, at least 4 feet deep to fire step, Marine be able to aim & fire a weapon.11

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110.6 Two-man Fighting Position

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-Gives protection against tanks.

-Soil is piled around the hole as a parapet, 3 feet thick and 1/2 foot high, leaving a berm or shelf wide enough for the marine to use an elbow rest while firing.

-If turf/topsoil, the Marine removes sufficient ground cover and sets it aside until the fighting hole is completed.

-Once done, ground cover can be laid on top and side of the parapet so that it will better blend in with the surroundings.

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Advantages of 2 man fighting hole

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Continuous observation, mutual assistance, reassurance, redistribution of ammo between the 2 occupants.

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Disadvantages of 2 man fighting hole

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Less protection against:

-Protection from tanks
-strafing
-bombing
-shell fragments

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110.8 Ensure service of .782 gear

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Scrub soiled spots gently with a brush
Dry in shade
DO NOT dry in dryer

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110.8 Maintaining canteen & canteen cup

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Wash with warm, soapy water & rinse
Keep clean when not in use
Check for holes and rust

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110.8 Inspect and clean flak jacket

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-Visually inspect
-Tears, punctures or damages
-Increase in weight = nylon filter has become wet
-Clean hook & pile fastener with warm, soapy water
-Inspect broken or missing elastics
-Brush off mud & loose dirt
-Air dry

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110.8 Helmet Maintenance

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DO NOT: heat water in it, hammer with it, or dig with it.

-Clean & air dry

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110.8 Silence Gear

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-Cover all metal areas with tape.
-Tape up all loose straps.
-Tape anything that could enhance noise.

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110.8 Waterproof Gear

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Use trash and ziplock bags to prevent wet gear.
Waterproofing bag to keep sleeping system dry.

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110.9 Armor Protection Level System

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Enables commanders to tailor protective postures based on their estimate of the situation and/or based on guidance from service/joint/theater combatant commanders.

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110.10 APLS Levels

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Level 0- No body armor worn
Level 1-Vest/PC with soft armor only
Level 2-Vest/PC w/ front & back sappies
Level 3-Vest/PC w/ front, back and side sappies.

FMF (6 decks)

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