Section 110

Question 1

What is section 110?

Answer 1

Tactical measures fundamentals

Question 2

Name 3 fields of view

Answer 2

Off center vision method
Scanning method
Strip method

Question 3

What is the off center method?

Answer 3

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

Question 4

What is the scanning method?

Answer 4

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

Question 5

What is the strip method?

Answer 5

scan beyond 50 km (right to left parallel to your foot)

Question 6

Ways to preserve night vision

Answer 6

One eye should be closed and covered

Red light

Question 7

Ways that decrease night vision

Answer 7

Fatigue
Lack of oxygen, 
Long exposure to sunlight
Alcohol
Nicotine within the pass 48 hours
Age

Question 8

Ways that enhance hearing

Answer 8

• Open your mouth
• Remove you kevlar.
• By holding the ear close to the ground

Question 9

What is a SALUTE?

Answer 9

Size
Activity
Location
Uniform
Time
Equipment

Question 10

What is a SALUTE report ?

Answer 10

information intelligence report

Question 11

What is SMEAC used for?

Answer 11

Offensive Operations Order

Question 12

What is SMEAC?

Answer 12

Situation
Mission
Execution
Admin/Logistics
Command and Control

Question 13

Be sure to learn your hand signals!:)

Answer 13

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Question 14

What is the acronym SAFE used for?

Answer 14

Security:
Automatic Weapons:
Field of Fire:
Entrenchment:

Question 15

Difference between individual and dual person fighting positions

Answer 15

Individual-small as practicable, exposing a minimum target to enemy fire

Dual- gives protection against the crushing action of tanks -In sandy or soft soils, it is necessary to revet the sides to prevent caving in

Question 16

Dimensions of fighting positions

Answer 16

approximately 3-feet thick and 1⁄2-foot high,

elbow rest must be 4 feet deep from the fire step

Question 17

Disadvantage of two man fighting position

Answer 17

Offers somewhat less protection against a tank crossing as well as less protection against strafing, bombing, and shell fragment

Question 18

Advantages of two man fighting position

Answer 18

Allows continuous observation, mutual assistance and reassurance, and the redistribution of ammunition

Question 19

How do you maintain your helmet?

Answer 19

Clean the suspension, headband, chinstrap, and retention band of the helmet.

• Wash the suspension, headband, chinstrap, and retention band, then air dry.

Question 20

What do you not do with your helmet?

Answer 20

• Do not heat water in it.
• Do not hammer with it.
• Do not dig with it

Question 21

How do you silence you gear?

Answer 21

Tape everything up

Question 22

What is APLS?

Answer 22

Armour protection level system

established to define body armor protection levels from level 0 to level 3.

Question 23

What are the 4 levels of APLS?

Answer 23

(Never say empty because there is soft inserts)

• Level 0 No body armor worn
• Level 1 Vest/PC with Soft Armor Only
• Level 2 Vest/PC with front and back hard armour plates
• Level 3 Vest/PC with Front, Back and side hard armor plates

Question 24

Who can raise or lower the APLS level?

Answer 24

Commanders

Must be at the Lieutenant Colonel level or higher to determine required APL for wear by assigned personnel

Question 25

Differences between camo, cover and concealment

Answer 25

Camouflage- anything to keep from looking like what it really is

Cover-gives you protection from anything

Concealment-hides you from enemy observation

Question 26

Difference between high, low and back crawl

Answer 26

High- cover/concealment available, greater speed needed, poor enemy visibility

Low-cover and concealment is scarce and enemy has good view on area, no speed needed

Back- lay on your back, weapon lengthwise with muzzle down

Question 27

Difference between night walk and creeping

Answer 27

night walk-standing

creeping-on hands and knees

Question 28

Difference between popping the corner and stock technique

Answer 28

Popping- low profile w/ ability to observe around the corner and immediate capability to engage targets w/ your weapon

Short stock- left or right handed when using technique, prevents the muzzle from protruding and reduces marines exposure

Question 29

How do you cross an open area?

Answer 29

Pop smoke

Question 30

What are the 4 CASEVAC priorities?

Answer 30

Priority 1- URGENT- should be evacuated asap w/ 2 hrs to save life, limb or eyesight

Priority 2- PRIORITY- personnel requiring prompt medical care, evac within 4hrs whose conditions could because urgent

Priority 3- ROUTINE- personnel requiring evac but health not expected to deteriorate, evac within 24hrs

Priority 4- CONVENIENCE- PTs whom evac by med vehicle is matter of medical convenience

Question 31

What is CASEVAC?

Answer 31

Casualty Evacuation in Non Medical Vehicle or Aircraft

Question 32

What is a 9 line casevac?

Answer 32

Line 1: Location of pickup site
Line 2:Radio frequency
Line 3: # of pt by precedence (class 1,2,3,4)
Line 4: Special equipment required
Line 5: # of pt by types
Line 6: Security of pickup (WAR)
Line 6: # of wound, injury or illness (PEACE)
Line 7: Method of marking pickup sites
Line 8: Pt nationality and status
Line 9: NBC contamination (WAR)
Line 9: Terrain description (PEACE)

Question 33

Which two lines change during peacetime and wartime?

Answer 33

6 and 9

Question 34

Difference between peacetime and wartime line 9

Answer 34

Line 9: NBC contamination (WAR)

Line 9: Terrain description (PEACE)

Question 35

Difference between peacetime and wartime line 6

Answer 35

Line 6: Security of pickup (WAR)

Line 6: # of wound, injury or illness (PEACE)