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What are the 5 principles of patrolling?

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planning, security, reconnaissance, control, common sense

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What are the 5 paragraphs of an OPORD?

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situation, mission, execution, support/sustainment, command/signal

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What are the 8 troop leading procedures?

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receive the mission, issue WARNO, make tentative plan, begin necessary movement, reconnoiter, complete the plan, issue OPORD, supervise

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What does the acronym METT-TC stand for?

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mission, enemy, time, terrain, troops available, civilians on the battlefield

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What does the acronym OAKOC stand for?

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observation and fields of fire, avenues of approach, key terrain features, obstacles, cover and concealment

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What are the 8 battle drills?

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  1. Platoon attack 1A. Squad attack 2. React to contact 3. Break contact 4. React to ambush 5. Knock out bunker 6. Enter building/ clear room 7. Enter/clear trench 8. Conduct initial breach of mined wire obstacle
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What are the 8 cycles of function?

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  1. feeding 2. chambering 3. locking 4. firing 5. unlocking 6. extracting 7. ejecting 8. cocking
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What does the acronym SALUTE stand for?

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size, activity, location, unit/uniform, time, equipment

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What are the 3 types of command orders?

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warning order (warno), operations order (opord), fragmentary order (frago)

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What are the 3 types of movement techniques?

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traveling, traveling overwatch, bounding overwatch

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What are the 2 types of bounding overwatch?

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alternating and successive

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What does the acronym GOTWA stand for?

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going, others you’re taking, time you will be gone, what to do if I don’t return on time, actions for each element to take if enemy contact is received

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What are the 3 types of recon patrols?

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area, zone, route

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What is a LACE report?

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liquids, ammunition, casualties, equipment

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What are the 5 S’s of EPOW?

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search, silence, segregate, safeguard, speed to rear

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What are the ranger priorities of work?

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security, withdraw, communications, mission planning, weapon maintenance, water resupply, mess planning

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What is a nine line MEDEVAC?

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  1. location of pickup site 2. frequency/call sign/ suffix 3. patients by precedence a) urgent b)urgent- surgical c)priority d)routine e)convenience 4. special equipment required a)none b)hoist c)extraction equipment d)ventilator 5. patients by type a)liter b)ambulatory 6. security at pick-up site N)no enemies in area P)possible enemy troops in area E)enemy troops in area X)enemy troops in area- armed escort 7. method of marking pick-up site a)panels b)pyrotechnic smoke c)smoke signal d)none e)other 8. Nationality and status of casualties a)us military b)us coalition c)non us military d)non us civilian e)epw 9. NBC *terrain description
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What are the 3 types of north?

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grid, true, magnetic

19
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What are the 3 types of heat injuries?

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cramps, stroke, exhaustion

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What are the 3 types of bleeding?

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arterial, venous, capillary

21
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What does the acronym SLLS stand for?

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stop, look, listen, smell

22
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What do the 5 F’s of SLLS stand for?

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fuel, feces, fire, food, freshly turned dirt

23
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What does RP stand for?

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release point

24
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What does ORP stand for?

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objective rally point

25
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What is OAKOC used for?

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a method of terrain association

26
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What are the 5 types of contact?

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visual contact while dismounted, visual contact while mounted, visual contact with a suspected or known IED (mounted or dismounted), contact by direct fire while dismounted, contact by direct fire while mounted

27
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What are the 5 C’s of an IED?

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confirm- 1+1 rule, clear-get away from threat, check-secondary devices wherever you move, cordon-prevent others from hitting IED, control-access to the scene

28
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What are the 4 types of IED attack?

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  1. vehicle borne IED (VBIED) 2. Suicide bomber/person borne IED (PBIED) 3. Roadside 4. Booby trap/victim operated
29
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What are the 9 principles of IED counter measures?

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  1. maintain an offensive mindset 2. develop and maintain situational awareness 3. stay observant 4. avoid setting patterns 5. maintain stand-off 6. maintain 360 security 7. maintain tactical dispersion 8. use blast/fragmentation protection 9. use available technology
30
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When is a SALT report issued and what does the acronym stand for?

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sent any time a major action happens

line 1. Size 2. Activity 3. location 4. Time

31
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What does LOA stand for?

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limit of advance

32
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What does LCP stand for?

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last covered and concealed position

33
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What is the maximum range of the m249?

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3,600 m

34
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What is the maximum effective range of the m249 with a bipod (both area and point)?

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bipod point- 600m, bipod area- 800m

35
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What is the maximum area effective range of the m249 with a tripod?

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1,000 m

36
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What is the maximum range of the m240b?

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3,725m

37
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What is the maximum effective range (point and area) of the M240B with a bipod?

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point- 600m, area- 800m

38
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What is the maximum effective range (point and area) of the M240B with a tripod?

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point- 800m, area- 1,100m

39
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What is the M249 sustained rate of fire and when do you change the barrel?

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50 rounds per minute, 6-9 round bursts, 4-5 second pause with barrel change every 10 min

40
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What is the M249 rapid rate of fire and when do you change the barrel?

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100 rounds per minute, 6-9 rounds, 2-3 seconds pause with barrel change every 2 min

41
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What is the M249 cyclic rate of fire?

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850 RPM

42
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What is the M240B sustained rate of fire and when do you change the barrel?

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100rpm, 6-9 rounds, 4-5 second pause with barrel change every 10 min

43
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What is the M240B rapid rate of fire and when do change the barrel?

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200 rpm, 10-13 rounds, 2-3 second pause with barrel change every 2 min

44
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What is the M240B cyclic rate of fire?

A

650-950 RPM

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