FMF total focus

Question 1

7 Ways Marines must stand prepared to meet mission readiness

Answer 1

• combined arms/supporting air in seizure/defense of advanced naval bases and execution of landops in execution of naval campaing
• provide detachmetns/orgs ofr service on Naval vassels and security detachments to protect naval property
• developt doctrine, TTP, equipment to employ in amhibious landign ops
• Marine Force for airbone ops
• expand peacetime components to meet wartime needs according to joint mobilization plans
• other duties as President may direct

Question 2

Peterson Air Force base

Answer 2

HQ of NORTHCOM

Question 3

HQ of Special Operations Command

Answer 3

MacDill Air Force Base, FL

Question 4

Functional Combatant Commands

Answer 4

Strategic
Special Ops
Cyber
Transporation

Question 5

contribution by Carl von Clausewitz

Answer 5

9 Principles of War

Question 6

9 Principles of War

Answer 6

M: mass, maneuver
O: objective, offensive
S: security, surprise, simplicity
E: economy of forces
U: unity of command

Question 7

2 planning methodolgies

Answer 7

CAP: crisis action planning
deliberate planning

Question 8

deliberate plannign

Answer 8

obgoing preparing for future hypotentical military operations

Question 9

importance of terrain managemetn

Answer 9

essential for planning b/c you need to integrate all MPF activities, arrival of air/beach/sea forces at the proper timne along with force protection responsibilities

Question 10

characerists of Maritime Sealift Command

Answer 10

• prepositioning in: MEditterean, Diego Garcia (Indian Ocean), W. Pacific at Guam, Sappan
• enough to support a MEU of 15K for 3 days
• self-sustaining ships, flight decks, brains to unload cargo

Question 11

approach to risk

Answer 11

varies widely based on the leader, their experience, and training

Question 12

risk in peace versus war

Answer 12

the amount of risk we take in war is much greater than what we should be willing to accept in peacetime
BUT
processes are the same

Question 13

differences in earplugs

Answer 13

yellow: for weapons fire in dismounted mode
olive: steady state noise like watercraft, aircraft, noisy vehicles

Question 14

dBA

Answer 14

sound intensity. gives you an idea of when sound can damage your hearing

Question 15

dBA levels that are problematic

Answer 15

125 = pain
85- hearing loss

Question 16

types of fires

Answer 16

A- ash
B- flammable liquid
C- electrical fire

Question 17

extingiush an electrical fire

Answer 17

turn off equipment
CO2

Question 18

extinguish class B fire

Answer 18

purple K poweder
halon
AFFF
CO2

Question 19

safety standowns

Answer 19

1-2 days set aside to discuss safety mishaps, training, and awerness drills. do yearly and post mishaps

Question 20

roles of SecNav

Answer 20

recruit
organize
supply
train
equp
mob/demob
construct/outfit/repair ships-equipment,facilities
**also sets policies consistent with National Security Policies and objectives

Question 21

outlines role of SecNav

Answer 21

Title 10 of USC

Question 22

consists of the Marine Corp’s operating forces

Answer 22

naval intitutions
security guard detachmetns at embassies and consulates

Question 23

T/O

Answer 23

document that prescribes the basic allowances of organizationa l equipment and provides the control to develop, revise, or change equipment authorization inventory data

Question 24

TOE

Answer 24

table of organization and equipmetn
- prescribes the normal wartime mission, organizational structure, andpersonnel and equipment requiements for a military unit

Question 25

S-1

Answer 25

staff/personnel management
personnel strength/replacement management,
discipline/law/order
P\OPW
casualty managemetn
morale
operations/plans

Question 26

adjunct

Answer 26

office management for the executive staff

Question 27

ICR

Answer 27

intelligence collection requiremetns

Question 28

IDR

Answer 28

intelligence dissemination requirements