Section 111 Flashcards

1
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What is section 111?

A

Marine corps operations fundamentals

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2
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AH-1W

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Cobra - attack helicopter

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3
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Cobra AH-1W crew

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2 officers

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4
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CH-46E

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Sea Knight - cargo transport

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5
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CH-46E Sea Knight

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Crew 4-pilot, crew chief, mechanic, copilot; 15 litters & 2 attendants; 9-16 passengers

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CH-53D

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Sea stallion- equipment and supply transportation ship to shore movement

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CH-53D sea stallion

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crew-4: pilot, copilot, crew chief, mechanic; 37 passengers; 55 with centerline seats

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CH-53E

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Super Sea Stallion- heavy equipment and supply ship to shore movement of an amphibious assault

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CH-53E Super Sea Stallion

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Crew 4; lifts 16 tons; equipped with refueling probe; can go 621 miles without refueling

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10
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Differences between CH-53D & CH-53E

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CH-53D sea stallion: 2 engines & 2 fuel tanks

CH-53E super sea stallion: 3 engines & 3 fuel tanks and refueling probe

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11
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UH-1N

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Huey- Utility helicopter

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12
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UH-1N Huey

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Crew- 2 officer, 2 enlisted

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MV-22B

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Osprey - Amphibious assault transfer of troops and supplies from assault ships and land bases

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14
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MV-22B Osprey is scheduled to replace what Marine Corps helicopter?

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CH-46E & CH-53D

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15
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What is VTOL?

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Vertical takeoff landing

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16
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EA-6B (E-WASP & HARM)

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Prowler- 
EW: electronic warfare;
EA: electronic attack; 
ES: electronic support;
EP: electronic protection
HARM=high speed anti-radiation missile
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17
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EA-6B Prowler

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crew-4

18
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AV-6B

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Harrier II- attack and destroy; escort and conduct other air ops as directed

19
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AV-6B Harrier II

A

crew-1

20
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KC130F/R/T

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crew-2 pilots, 1 navigator, 1 flight engineer, 1 mechanic, 1-2 loadmaster;
92 paratroopers
64 paratroopers
74 litters

21
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F-18 A/B/C Hornet

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Crew-1

22
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F-18 A/B/C

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Hornet- intercept and destroy enemy aircrafts under all weather conditions

23
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Difference between F-18 A/B/C Hornet and F-18D Hornet

A

F-18 A/B/C - 1 pilot

F-18D - 2 pilots (NAVY-training; MC- recon)

24
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LHA

A

Tarawa class;

land and sustain US marines on any shore during hostilites

25
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LHD

A

Wasp class;
Largest amphibious ship;
carry 3 LCAC;
carries 2 more helis due to improved flight deck and elevator

26
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LPD

A
Austin class;
combines function of 3 classes: 
LSD-Landing ship
LST- Tank landing ship
LKA- attack cargo ship
27
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LCAC

A

Landing Craft Air Cushion

28
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T-AH (sealift)

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Two hospital ships Mercy- 8 crosses; Comfort-9 crosses

29
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T-AK

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Cpl Louis J Hauge JR class carries supply to support the MAGTF for 30 days (TAK-3000)
only 5 cargo ships;
13 maritime propositioning ships

30
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Define War

A

last resort when all diplomatic measures have failed

31
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What is MOOTW?

A

Military Operations Other Than War

Focuses on deterring war, resolving conflict, promoting peace and supporting civil authorities in response to domestic crisis

32
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Examples of MOOTW (ACE-HEMP)

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Arms control
Combating terrorism
Enforcement of sanctions
Humanitarian assistance 
Enforcing of exclusion zones
Military support to civil authorities 
Peace operations
33
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Difference between a raid and strike

A

Raid- small scale protests to secure info, confuse enemy, destroy installations

Strike- offensive ops conducted to inflict damage on objective for pollical purposes

34
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MOUT

A

Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain

35
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What is urban warfare?

A

carrying out the ops in a city

36
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Stalingrad

A

City in Russia, site of a Red Army victory over the Germany army in 1942-1943. The Battle of Stalingrad was the turning point in the war between Germany and the Soviet Union. (30+ days, 1,630,000+ casualties)

37
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Berlin

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1945; long, bloody soviet offensive to seize German capital city, concluded WW2 in Europe. defense was poor coordinated. (14-30 days; casualties- thousands)

38
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Seoul

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1950; us and ROK forces recaptured south korea capital from north Koreans. largely centered on seizure og street barricades. (6-13 days; 2383 marines, others in thousands)

39
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Quang Tri I and II (1972)

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1972; large convential forces involoved in Vietnam made Quang 1 and 2 the major urban battle of the Vietnam war. (6-13 days; 30,000+)

40
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What is FSOM?

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Firepower
Security
Obstacle employment
Mobility

41
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`Examples of maneuvers from the sea (FUGPIE)

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Focuses on op objective
Uses the sea as maneuver space
Generates overwhelming tempo and momentum
Pits strength against weakness
Integrates all organic, joint, and combined assets
Emphasizes intelligence, deceptions, flexibility