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Military Orientation - Raid Flashcards

1
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MOT is known as

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Military Orientation Training

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MOT is conducted by

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PH Army Affliated Reservist Units (PAARUS)

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Military Orientation Training was made by virtue of

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SOP No. 3 HPA, 10 Feb 1993

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MOT consists of

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10 consecutive Saturday and Sundays (80 periods)

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5
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MOT is directed and supervised by

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ARESCOM

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These procure and process entities and conduct training for MOT

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RCDGs

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MOT won’t be made without approval of the

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PH President

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PAARU Refresher Training was done in

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5 days (half of MOT)

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Detachment sent out by a large unit to conduct a combat reconnaissance on both types of operation

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PATROLLING

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10
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Leader of detachment during patrolling is referred as

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PATROL LEADER

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Categories and Types of Patrol

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Reconnaissance Patrol
Combat Patrol
Combination of Reconnaissance and Combat Patrol

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Key Principles for a Successful Patrol

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Detailed Planning
Through Reconnaissance
Positive Control
All around Security
Common Sense / Addt. Knowledge
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13
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He/she decides what elements the team needed for patrol,
Selects men/units
Decide what weapon and equipment needed

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TEAM LEADER

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14
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Design for patrol provides for

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stealth
simplicity
flexibility

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Things to consider on selecting men, weapon and equipment on organizing a patrol

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Teamwork

Team Integrity

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Prepare for Patrol

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Issue Warning Order
Conduct Necessary Coordination
Conduct Reconnaissance
Complete the Plan
Issue Operation Order
17
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Common Patrolling Task

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Actions of Danger, Actions on Enemy Contact

18
Q

Destroy/Capture enemy soldiers/enemy, free friendly prisoners on a surprise attack

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Raid

19
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Raid is effective during

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combat operations

20
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Types of Raid

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Hasty (on the spot)

Deliberate (with plan)

21
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Key Factors of Raid

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surprise
firepower
violence
swift, withdrawal

22
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Surprise attack from a concealed position on a moving or temporary halted enemy

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AMBUSH

23
Q

proposal on executing mission thus represents preparation for ambush

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Planning

24
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KIA means

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Kill in Action

25
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2 Formation of Ambush

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Linear

L-Shaped

26
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Categories of Ambush

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Hasty

Deliberate

27
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Types of Ambussh

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Point Ambush

Area Ambush

28
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move to specific point or area, gather
required information through observance and report
information obtained. They will avoid enemy contact
whenever possible. Fighting only hen necessary to
accomplish the mission

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Recon Patrol

29
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are heavily detachment sent out to kill or
capture the enemy, destroy his equipment or installation.
The size of the combat patrol is consistent with the assigned
mission.

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Combat Patrol

30
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is a surprise attack against a position or installation for a
specific purpose other than seizing the terrain. It is conducted to
destroy a position or installation, to destroy or capture enemy
soldiers or equipment, or to free friendly prisoners.

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Raid

31
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is immediate action drill in response to an expected meeting
at close range with an enemy force. In this situation, the enemy
force is considered a target opportunity.

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Hasty

32
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is one that is planned against a specific target. Detailed
information of the target required its size, organization, weapons,
equipment, route of entry and exit, and activities and the tie during
which it will leaves its location temporarily.

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Deliberate

33
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The key factors of Raid are

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Surprise, Firepower, Violence and

Swift Withdrawal.

34
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in a formation in ambush using linear formations,
the assault and support elements are deployed parallel to
the enemy’s route. This formation can be used in closed
terrain that restricts the enemy’s ability to maneuver against
the ambusher or in open terrain that provide a means of
keeping the enemy in the killing zone.

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Linear Ambush

35
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a formation in ambush of which the assault
elements forms the long leg to the enemy’s direction of
movement along the killing zone while the support elements
forms the short leg at one end of and right angle to the
assault elements. This formation can be used in a sharp
bend in trial, road or steam. It should not be used where
the short leg would have to cross a straight road or trail
because it leaves a mark or traces that compromise the
ambush.

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L-Shaped

36
Q

– a category of ambush conducted when it makes visual
contact with an enemy force and has time to establish an
ambush without being detected. The actions for a hasty ambush
must be well rehearsed so that the ambushers knows what to do
on the leader’s signal of attack or same is through when
compromised.

A

Hasty

37
Q

conducted against a specific target at a

predetermine location.

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Deliberate Ambush

38
Q

In this ambush, soldiers deploy to attack
an enemy in a single kill zone. The platoon leader should
consider the following sequence of actions when planning a
deliberate point ambush.

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. Point Ambush

39
Q

In an area ambush soldier are deployed in two

(2) or more related point ambushes.

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Area Ambush –

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