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1
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functional combatant commands

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socom, transcom, stratcom, cybercom

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geographic combatant commands

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northcom, southcom, eucom, africom, indopacom, centcom, spacecom

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3 levels of ORM

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strategic, deliberate, time critical

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service COC

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POTUS-biden
SECDEF- lloyd austin
SECNAV- carlos del toro
CMC- Gen David H Berger
MARFORCOM - Lt Gen Robert Hedelund
MEF- Maj Gen Rock
MEB - Brig Gen Sullivan
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5
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MiCLC

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mine clearing line charge

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6
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how many levels and echelons of maintenance

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3 LEVELS, 5 ECHELONS

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7
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after which war was code of conduct established

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korea

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8
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2 types of high frequency propagation

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ground waves

sky waves

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9
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width of a grid square

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1000 m

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10
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sergeant major of the marine corps

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troy e black

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11
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examples of MOUT

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haiti, somalia, chechnya, beirut, tyre, sidon, seoul (1950)

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12
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6 major subordinate commands under 1MLG

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CLR (1&17), 1 dental btn, 1 medical btn, 1 supply btn, 1 maintenance btn, 7 engineer support btn

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13
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where is the guidon in the formation

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1 pace behind and 1 pace left of company commander/first sgt

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SECNAV Roles (SORTEM)

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supply, organize, recruit, train, equip, mobilize/demobilize

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warrior ethos

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shatter enemy cohesion through a series of rapid, violent, and unexpected actions which create a turbulent and rapidly deteriorating situation with which they cant cope

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16
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field grade officer and cover

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o-4 and above, scrambled eggs

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17
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camo utilities

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not for public wear

not for leave or liberty

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18
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USMC radio of choice

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sincgars

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19
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how does ace support the magtf

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task organized squadron

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20
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how many maws are there

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3 AD, 1 reserve

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21
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m198

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old heavy howitzer, replaced by m777

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22
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what is the role of fire direction center

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receives and assigns fire missions

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23
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what makes up and MLG

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CLRx3, dental btn, medical btn, maintenance btn, supply btn, engineer support btn

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24
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handling containers

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isocon- typical shipping container, 10-20’
quadcon- small containers, 2 side by side=10’ isocon, 4 side by side= 20’isocon
palcon-small container with pallet bottom 46.5 cu ft
sixocn- bulk water and fuel storage, 900 gal

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25
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mlg supply btn

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supports 10 supply classes. does not do bulk fuel storage

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26
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mlg maintenance btn

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support and intermediate maintenance

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27
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mlg engineer support btn

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expeditionary support for the MEF

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28
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mlg medical btn

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direct and general medical support

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29
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mlg dental btn

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dental support to MEF

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30
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tactical water purification system

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reverse osmosis, 600 gal/hr

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31
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humanitarian and civic assistance ops

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provide a secure environment for humanitarian/civic relief
proactive- MECAP, DENCAP
reactive- after disaster
title 10 section 401
complement host nation
not in support of military or paramilitary ops

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32
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military operations other than war

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MOOTW
strikes
raids
protection of shipping
NEO
humanitarian assistance
peace enforcement
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33
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what does naval aviation safety lead to

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operational readiness, preservation of lives, enhanced well being, protection of equipment

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34
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laser safety hazard control program

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practices that eliminate or control the exposure to potentially hazardous radiation

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35
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NATOPS

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naval air training and operations procedures. standard operations manual for navy and USMC aircraft

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36
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status of resources and training system (SORTS)

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track readiness and training levels of a military command

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37
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responsibilities when cleaning up hazwaste

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CO- ensure sufficient PPE
Safety officer- ensures proper PPE wear
DIVO- stock PPE and train personnel

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38
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in what platforms is sincgars fielded

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handheld, manpack, vehicle mounted, sheltered radios

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39
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frequency hopping

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continuously jump across 2320 channels

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40
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dissemble m9

A 
remove mag
unload
slide forward
disassembly button rotated down
pull slide forward and remove
remove recoil spring
separate recoil spring and guide
remove locking block and barrel
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41
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what to inspect on m9

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slide assembly, barrel assembly, recoil spring and guide, receiver assembly, magazine assembly

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42
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kabar angles of attack and target areas

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vertical, forward and reverse diagonal, forward and reverse horizontal, forward thrust
target areas- neck, heart, lower abdomen
hammer grip
avoid being directly in front of enemy
move in box from neck to waist
basic warrior stance with other hand shielding

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43
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employ ground flares

A 
withdraw firing cap
point away from you
slowly push firing cap to align cap end and red band
grasp signal and hold elbow against body
head down and away
strike bottom of cap
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44
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line of departure (LOD)

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land- line designated to coordinate the departure of attack elements
amphibious- offshore coordinating line to assist landing on designated beaches at scheduled times

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45
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locate 8 digit grid coordinate

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read right and up

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46
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cat hole latrine

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1 ft wide, 2.5 ft deep, 4 ft long
2 per 100 men
3 per 100 women
used on the march and covered immediately

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47
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what can be used for water purification

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chlorine, bleach, iodine, boil x 5 mins, water treatment kit

48
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time phased force deployment data (TPFDD)

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full unit time movement data and movement data of non unit cargo and personnel for the OPLAN

49
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operational planning team (OPT)

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task organized team that works to develop key contingency plans, through deliberate or crisis-action planning. integrated planning with key role to support the commander

50
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center of gravity

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source of power that provides moral or physical strength or the will to act

51
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commander critical information requirements (CCIR)

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commander decides what is a CCIR
1- friendly force information
2- priority intel requirements

52
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commanders intent

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personal expression of commanders purpose for the operation. clear, concise, easily understood
allows subordinates to exercise consistent with this intent

53
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strategic objective

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national and multinational objectives

54
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operational objective

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how to achieve strategic objectives within theatre.

level at which operations and campaigns are planned

55
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tactical objective

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how to arrange and maneuver combat elements to achieve the operational objective. level at which battles and engagements are planned.

56
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saddle

A

major. dip between 2 high points

57
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hill

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major. high ground

58
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valley

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major. high ground on 3 sides, u/v shape with closed end points toward high ground

59
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ridge

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major. sloping line of high ground, low ground in 3 directions, v/u shaped end points toward low ground

60
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depression

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major. low point with high ground in all directions. closed contour lines with tick marks pointing toward low ground

61
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draw

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minor. less developed valley with high ground i 3 directions

62
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spur/finger

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minor. short continuous lines of high ground. low ground in 3 directions. v/u pointing toward low ground

63
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cliff

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minor. vertical feature with abrupt change. contour lines close together, tick marks pointing toward low ground

64
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cut

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man made feature cutting through high ground. tick marks extend from cut line to road bend

65
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fill

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man made feature filling low area, tick marks point to low ground

66
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declination and diagram

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declination= angular difference between any 2 norths

converts magnetic to grid azimuth and vice versa

67
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grid convergence

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arc with dashed line. noted to the nearest full minute of mil

68
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IFAK contents

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first aid ointment, adhesive bandage, triangular bandage, tape, burn dressing, water purification tabs, TCCC casualty card, gauze rolls, pressure dressing, tourniquet, chest wound kit, combat gauze

69
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types of carries

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firemans, carry, alternate firemans carry, support carry (must be able to walk), arms carry, saddle back, pack strap carry, field expedient litter, load bearing equipment drag

70
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SPMAGTF examples

A

somalia, hurricane katrina

71
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who prepares task organization for MAGTF

A

3 shop (ops)

72
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satcom

A

long distance but easily knocked out

73
Q

gunner

A

CWO with bursting bomb L collar

74
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snow blindness

A

glare from snow/ice, watery, red, painful. sensation of grit. tx- cover eyes with dark glasses and remove from sunlight

75
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hypothermia

A

lose heat faster than you can produce it.
arrhythmias worse at <85. shiver, faint pulse, slurred speech, uncoordinated
evenly rewarm, body heat/water bottles, keep dry

76
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snake bite

A

treat all as if poisonous, kill and save for ID. may carry tetanus. dont elevate limb, minimal movement. constricting band above the bite. wash area

77
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insect bites

A

remove stinger, wash area. keep insect for ID, cool compress

78
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ID MPS Ship

A

black hull

79
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APOE

A

aerial port of embarkation

80
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what size are the CE/GCE/LCE/ACE for a magtf

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any size to meet the mission requirements

81
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recruit training centers

A

enlisted- MCRD san diego and parris island

officers- The Basic School, quantico

82
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who provides fire support for the magtf

A

GCE and ACE

83
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MOS codes

A 
01- personnel, admin
02-intel
03-ops/infantry
04-logistics
05-magtf plans
06-comms
08-field artillery
11-utilities
13-engineering, construction, facilities
18- tank/AAV
84
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amphibious ship to shore movement oragnizations

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nco, tacc, lfsp, taclog, lfoc, nbg

85
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navy control organization NCO

A

controls ship to shore movement of waterborne and assault support forces

86
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tactical air control center TACC

A

coordinate helo movement to meet tactical and logistical needs

87
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landing force support party LFSP

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temporary landing force element that provides initial combat support and service support during ship to shore movement and supports movement across beaches and into landing zones

88
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tactical logistical group TACLOG

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advises NCO of ship to shore movement requirements to meet tactical needs

89
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landing force operations center LFOC

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MAGTF commander afloat command post

90
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navy beach group NBG

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admin group from which required naval tactical components can be made available

91
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LCE movement organizations

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mddoc, mmcc, umcc, aacg, dacg

92
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magtf deployment and distribution operations center MDDOC

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movement and marshalling support. MEF commanders principal movement control organization

93
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magtf movement control center MMCC

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provide organic and commercial transportation

94
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unit movement control center UMCC

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c2 of the area where the deploying unit marshalls for movement

95
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departure airfield control group DACG

A

receives deploying equipment and personnel and ensures they are prepared to fly and delivers cargo to the ready line

96
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arrival airfield control group AACG

A

control and coordination of the offload of airlifted units and equipment. limited combat services support

97
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LFSP components

A

HQ- lfsp commander and staff control landing support group
shore party- landing force component of lfsp
beach party- navy complement to lfsp
special attachments- help with throughput and liaise
ships platoon- LF advance party to help load/unload the ship

98
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lfsp naval beach group

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admin group that makes naval personnel available to support the assault

99
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lfsp shore party group

A

allocate shore party personnel and equipment. coordinate defensive measures

100
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lfsp shore party hq

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command, comms, security, evacuation

101
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lfsp shore party

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landing force component of lfsp that facilitates landing and movement of water borne troops and supplies

102
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MPF operations LCE components

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dacg, aaa, aaog, aaoe, slrp, apoe, apod, pog, bog, opp, aacg

103
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departure airfield control group DACG

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receives deploying personnel and gear and prepare to shipping

104
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arrival and assembly area AAA

A

admin area for arrival offload and assembly of forces and equipment

105
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arrival and assembly operations group AAOG

A

coordinate and control arrival and assembly operations

106
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arrival and assembly operations element AAOE

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initial c2 within the assembly area, liaise with aaog, oversee prep for combat

107
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survey liaison and recon party SLRP

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deploys to AAA to assess conditions and report observations

108
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aerial port of embarkation APOE

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location for marshalling, staging, loading aboard aircraft

109
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aerial port of debarkation APOD

A

airfield in the AAA to offload personnel and material

110
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sea port of embarkation SPOE

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port location for marshalling, staging and loading aboard ships

111
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sea port of debarkation SPOD

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point to offload personnel and material that was embarked on a ship

112
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port operations group POG

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liaise with host nation port authorities for material handling, establish bulk fuel and water reception

113
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beach operations group BOG

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c2 of MPE/S throughput (Maritime Propositioned Equipment and Supplies)

114
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offload preparation party OPP

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prepare mpe/s for offload at the AAA

OIC is navy officer

115
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arrival airfield control group AACG

A

receive and move personnel and equipment from flight line and initial staging areas

FMF (4 decks)

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