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1
Q

ICU on a LPD

A

6 ICU

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2
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platform specifically designed for LCACs

A

Whidbey Island
LSD 41-48

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3
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largest amphibious landing platform

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LSD 41: Whidby Island

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Q

LSD 41

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Whidby Island

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5
Q

well deck capacity of a LSD

A

4 LCAC
64 AAV

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6
Q

how many AAVs can the well deck of a LSD accommodate

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64

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7
Q

effectiveness of the SeaRAM

A

can launch from over 20 miles away & intercept an incoming missile with very high probability kill at 6 miles

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8
Q

LSD 49

A

Dock Landing Ship
Harpers Ferry

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9
Q

differences between the two LSD classes

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LSD: Dock Landing Ship
Whidby Island: LCAC specialsit
Harpers Ferry: greater cargo carrying capabilities & oeprating range. limited docking repair services for ships

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10
Q

medical facilities on Harpers Fery

A

1 OR
7 ward beds

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11
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role of the CATF in the NSFS

A

prepares the overall plan,
establishest he general policy on the NSFS targeting priorities

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12
Q

role of the CLF in NSFS

A

determines the LF requirements for NSFS,
selection of targests to be attacked in pre-assault operations,
timign of fires r/t the LF scheme of maneuver

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13
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L-Hour

A

specific day on C-day when the deployment operation commences

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14
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time the first helicopter/tiltrotor of the ship to shore movement touches down

A

L-hour

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L-hour

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time when the first helicopter/tiltrotor of the ship to shore movement touches down

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16
Q

start time on D-Day

A

H0hour

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17
Q

H-hour

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time when the first landing craft hits the beach on D-Day

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18
Q

time when the first landing craft hits the beach

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H-hour on D-Day

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19
Q

LOD

A
  • line to coordinate the departure of attack elements
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20
Q

deck load of a LCU

A

800 lbs per square foot
plus built in redundancy due to arrangement of machinery and equipment just in case of damage,
sustainable with habilitability built features built in

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21
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forms the command section of a Shore Party HQ

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LSC: landign support command
CLF(F): combat logistics regiment (forward)

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22
Q

subsections of the Shore Party HQ - 6

A

HQ
Military Police
Command
Evacuation
Communications
Security

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23
Q

Advance Party

A

early beach recon
establish communications
mark LZ

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24
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Shore Platoon

A

establish & Operate facilties for
-unloading supplies/equipment from landing craft/aircraft
&
moving the material to staging areas or out of the area

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25
Q

Navy’s complement of the shore party group within the LFSP

A

BPG

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26
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facilititates rapid movement ashore of wheeled/tracked equipment

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causeway platoons

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27
Q

amphibious assault

A

establishment of a landing force on a hostile shore

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28
Q

amphibious withdraw

A

extricate forces by sea from hostile territory

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29
Q

Marines in 1991

A

Somalia embassy evacuation

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30
Q

Samuel Nichols

A

first commodant of the MC

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31
Q

year the Marine Corp emblem was craeted

A

1968

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32
Q

year the Marines evacuated US citizens in the Caribbean

A

1965
Dominican Republic

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33
Q

Operation Urgent Fury

A

Grenada

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34
Q

extraction of students in Grenada

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Operation Urgent Fury

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35
Q

1982

A

Operaton Urgent Fury
Beiruit truck bomb attack

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36
Q

General manuel noriega

A

Operation Just Cause
1989

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37
Q

location Operation Desert Shield

A

Kuwait
1990

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38
Q

purpose of Operation Desert Shield

A

1990
Kuwait
to hold the advance of hte Iraqi force and to positoin multinational forces for possible offense

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39
Q

official name for the war in Afghanistan

A

Operation Enduring Freedom
07 October 2001

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40
Q

GWOT

A

Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan
plus 3 smaller

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41
Q

year of the Iraq invasion

A

2002

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42
Q

Battles of Fallujah

A

2004
1st: unsuccessful. Operation Vigilent Resolve
2: al-Fajr, phantom fury

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43
Q

first battle of Fallujah

A

2004
unsuccessful
Operation Vigilent Resolve

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44
Q

Operation Vigilent Reslolve

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unsuccessful first battle of fallujah
2004

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45
Q

Operation Phantom Fury

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2004 second battle of fallujajh

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46
Q

Daniel Daly

A

2 MOH
Chinese Boxer Rebellion
First Caco war in Haiti
“Come on you SOB, do you want to live forever”

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47
Q

Chesty

A

Lewis B Puller

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48
Q

female MC generals

A

1978 Margaret Brewer
1996: three star Carol Mutter

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49
Q

battle to stop the Germans from marching on Paris

A

Battle of Belleau Woods

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50
Q

battle the Japanese said we’d never accomplish

A

Battle of Tarawa
heavily fortified
Japan said it would take 1M Americans 10 years to conquor
we did it in 72hrs

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51
Q

purpose of hte Battle of Mariana Islands

A

Marines invaded b/c we needed airfields/bases in the Pacific for Air Forces & Navy
- landed at Saipan, Tinian, Guam
1943

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52
Q

battle to neutralize Rabul

A

Battle of Bougainville

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53
Q

Battle of Bougainville

A

1943
neutralizing Rabul (Japanese air power hub)

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54
Q

commander at the Incheon landing

A

1950: Oliver Smith

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55
Q

significance of the Battle of Chosin Reservoir

A

1950
Marines cut off from going further into N. Korea
retrograde movement
Marines brought out all operable equipment,
properly evacuated casualties,
maintained tactical integrity

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56
Q

battle that was part of hte Tet Offense

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Battle of Hue City
1968

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57
Q

first large scale battle by Marines in the OIF

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battle of a-naasyra
2003

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58
Q

year the first females to commission into the Marine Corp from the Naval Academy

A

1980
10 years before I was born

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59
Q

first female Marine Corp drill instructors

A

1992
I was 2

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60
Q

first year Marine woman could fly in combat aircraft

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1993

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61
Q

yrea of the first female 3 star

A

1996

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62
Q

definition: OMFTS

A

apply
maneuver warfare
to
expeditionary power projection
in
naval operations
as part of a
joint multinational campaign

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Principles of OMFTS

A
  1. focus on the operational objective
  2. use the sea as maneuver space
  3. generate overwhelming tempo/momentum
  4. pit friendly strength against adversary weakness
    5.
    6.
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64
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4 of the 7 things OMFTS enables the force to do

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shadder the adversary cohesion,
pose menacing dillemas,
sdisrupt ive firepower,
establish superior tempo

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65
Q

2 principles that comprise STOM

A

EMW: expeditionary maneuver warfare
OMFTS

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66
Q

STOM

A

tactical implementation of OMFTS by MAGTF to achieve to achieve the JFC operational objectives
AND
ist he applicaton of maneuver warfare to amphibious oeprations at the tactical level

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67
Q

what does STOM invovle

A

rapid employment of the MAFTF
by air/surface maens
from amphibious/sea base
to objectives in the littoral ro beyond

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68
Q

how does STOM treat the sea

A

as maneuver space
sea is both a protective barrier
AND
unrestricted avenue of appreach

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69
Q

difference between STOM & sthip to shore movement

A

thurst expeditionary forces ashore at multiple points
to
concentrate at decisive place/time
in sufficient strenght
to enable success,
secure teh beachhead
in ship to shore movements

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70
Q

objective of STOM

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create multiple dillemas too numerous for the adversary to respond to thereby disruopting their cohesiveness and diminishing the adversary will/capacity to react

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71
Q

benefits of sea basing

A

sea base some of the fire support
&
much of the logistical support
reduces the footprint of forces ashore
while
maintaining the tempo of the operation

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72
Q

3 major agencies that run the FHA program for the US

A

USAID
FODA
Bureau for Democracy, Conflict, and HA

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73
Q

HCA

A

Humanitarian & Civic Assistance

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74
Q

special conditions of HCA

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  • must fulfill un it training requirements
  • strive to meet desired MOE
  • benefit local population
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75
Q

limitations to HCA

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  • medical/dental/vet care in rural areas
  • rudimentary ocnstruction infrastructure, & repairs
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76
Q

what provides geographic CCDR w/immediate life-saving assistance fundign to countries in their regions

A

OHDACA: overseas humanitarian, disaster, and civic aid

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77
Q

by law, the criteria USC Title 10 gives for FHA/DR

A
  • must promote the security interests of the US & country in which teh activity will be conducted
  • operational readiness/skills of the US forces
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78
Q

unit’s O&MN that can fund a small scale HCA opportunity that arises in teh OE during the course of an exercise or operation in a foreign coutnry

A

de minimimus HCA

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79
Q

5 things to keep in mind when doing a Humanitarian & Civic Assistance project

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  • must promote both US & foreign country security interests
  • promote operational readiness of the US forces
  • compliment but not duplicate other US forms of assistance
  • serves basic economic/social needs of the country’s people
  • not used by any individual/group engaging in military/paramility activity
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80
Q

Denton Program

A

permits DOD to provide transportation of privately donated FDR/HR cargo to foreign countries using military transportation on aspace available basis

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81
Q

DOD transports privately donated HA cargo to foreign countries using military transport on a space available basis

A

Denton Program

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82
Q

2 programs where the DOD transprots humanitarian equipment

A

Denton
Funded Transprotation

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83
Q

4 focuses of MOOTW

A

deter war
promote peace
resolve conflict
supporting civil authorities in respnse to domestic crises

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84
Q

FID

A

participation by civilian/military agencies of a governmetn
IN any of teh action programs taken by another government/designated organization
to
FREE & PROTECT its society from subversion, lawlessness, insurgency, terrorism

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85
Q

going up against an established governmetn

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counterinsurgency

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86
Q

goals in stability operations p 5

A

maintain/reestablish safe/secure environment
provide essential government services,
emergency infrastructure,
humanitarian relief,
reconstruction

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87
Q

highest position in the USN

A

SecNav

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88
Q

protection from observation/surveillance but not from hostile fire

A

concealment

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89
Q

“E” of SMEAC topics

A

exeuction
- commander’s itnent
scheme of maneuver
CONPOPS

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90
Q

“M” of SMEAC topics

A

tasks to be accomplished,
WWWWWH
overall: a clear concisement statemetn of the task the group msut accomplishment

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91
Q

“A” topics of SMEAC

A

administrative & logistics
rations
amunitoin
distribution point locations
corpsman stations
supply
handling of POQW

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92
Q

purpose of SALUTE

A

helps you understand the
COMPOSITION
DISPOSITOIN
STRENGTH
of your adversary

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93
Q

tool to analyze your adversary

A

SALUTE

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94
Q

SALUTE

A

size
activity
location
unit
timing
equipment

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95
Q

2 ways to describe your adverary

A

SALUTE
DRAW-D

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96
Q

R of DRAW-D

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Reinforce

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97
Q

questions you should ask about the mission

A

WWWWWH

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98
Q

mneumonics that help remind you what you need to report about the enemy

A

SALUTE

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99
Q

BASC

A

body armor system combat equipment

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100
Q

SPC

A

scalable plate carrier

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101
Q

space radius needed for a UH-1 LZ

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rotor blades == 50ft
day = 150 (100_50)
night-200

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102
Q

space needed for LZ

A

day = 100+ rotor blades x same
night = 150 +

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103
Q

space needed around a CH-46 LZ

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rotor blades = 85

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104
Q

hand signals for helicopters

A
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105
Q

purpose of a SPOT report

A

report timely intelligence or status regarding events that could have an immediate or significant effect on current/future operations

106
Q

E10

A

Sergent Major of the Marine Corp

107
Q

All Officer Ranks

A
108
Q

05

A

LT Colonel

109
Q

O6

A

Colonel

110
Q

Major

A

O4

111
Q

LT Colonel

A

O5

112
Q

Colonel

A

O6

113
Q

4 steps for a personal inspection

A
  1. conduct an inspection
  2. note discrepencies
  3. detemrien corrective actions as necessary
  4. report all discrepencies to appropriate personnel
114
Q

source document that explains the mission of the Marine Corp

A

1952 Amendment to the National Security Act of 1947

115
Q

assists the SecNav in carrying out his duties

A

HQMC

116
Q

memorandum assigns Marine Corps operational forces to each of the CCMD

A

“Forces for Unified Commands”
Memorandum

117
Q

who commands, trains, equips, & sustains MARFOR

A

JFC = Joint Force Commander

118
Q

role of COMMARFORCOM

A

Command, MC Force Command
- commands the European Command & Sothern Command

119
Q

role of the Service Chiefs

A

advisory role to the president/secdef,
additonal responsibility for training/equippping personnel to the unified combatant commanders

120
Q

definition of unified CCMD

A

military group with an AOR or functional basis the is composed of forces from two or more services and has a board/continuign mission

121
Q

relationship of SecDef to the Unified Combatant Command

A

second only to the President in terms of leadership over them. CCMD report to them

122
Q

HQ of AFRICOM

A

Kelley Barracks
Stuttgart, Germany

123
Q

HQ of CENTCOM

A

MacDill Air Force base, FL

124
Q

HQ of EUCOM

A

Patch Barracks
STuttgart, Germany

125
Q

HQ in Stuttgart, Germany

A

AFRICOM: Kelley Barracks
EUCOM: Patch Barraks

126
Q

HQ of INDOPACOM

A

Camp H.M. Smith
Hawaii

127
Q

MARFORSYSCOM

A

Marine Corps Systems Command
Quantico, VA
principle agent for equipping the Operating Forces to accomplish their warfighting missin

128
Q

MAGTF

A
  • principle organization for the conduction of all missions across the range of military operations
  • flexible and able to respond rapidly around the world
129
Q

HQ of the MAGTF

A

CE
provides C@ capabilities including intelligence and communication
-necessary for effective planning,d irection, and exeuciton of hte operations

130
Q

MEF

A

largest/most powerful of the MAFTH
principle war fighting MAFTF in the active force structure

131
Q

MEU

A

forward deployed
for
immediate responsiveness
on-scene
sea-based Marine compomnent of the fleet CDRS amphibious and power projection forces

132
Q

mission of MEU(SOC)

A

provide national Command Authority and CCDRs with a forward deployed, sea-based, rapid crisis respnse capability to execute a full range of military operations

133
Q

R2P2

A

RAPID RESPONSE/PLANNIGN PROCESS
- time-constrained version of the MC Planning Process
- lets the MEU plan/execute certain tasks within 6hrs and is highly dependent on SOPs

134
Q

goal of R2P2

A

Rapid Response Planning Process
- spend less time in order to provide the executing forces maximum time allowable to prepare for the mission
- successful if refined well-rehearsed SOP in advance

135
Q

MSPF

A

Maritime Special Purpose Force
- subunit of MEU

136
Q

MEU(SOC)

A

Maritime Expeditionary Unit
Special Operations Capable

137
Q

MPS

A

Maritime Prepositioning Ships

138
Q

mneumonic for the principles of war

A

MOOSEMUS
mass
objective, offesnive
surprise
economy of force
maneuver
unitity of command
security, simplicity

139
Q

mass (principle of war)

A

concentrate combat power at the decisive place and time

140
Q

objective (principle of war)

A

direct every military operation toward a
CLEARLY DEFINED
DECISIVE
ATTAINABLE goal

141
Q

offensive (principle of war)

A

seizie
retain
exploit the initiative

142
Q

economy of force (principle of war)

A

allocate minimum essential combat power to secondary efforts

143
Q

COG

A

source of power that provides
moral/physical strength,
freedom of action,
will to act

144
Q

tactics

A

military science employed to secure objectives defined ass part of the military strategy

145
Q

flashpoint of HAZMAT

A

flashpoint below 200F
OR
is subject to spontaneous heating

146
Q

oral dose of HAZMAT

A

a single oral dose which will cause 50% fatalities to test animals when administered in doses of less than 500mg per kg of animal test weight

147
Q

role of the OPT

A

Operational Planning Team
- task-organized planning element that supports the CDR and his staff’s decisoin-making process
** integrating functional expertise ensures planners will consider all relevant factors, reduce omissions, and share information

148
Q

what should you request if the CO isn’t communicating purpose well

A

Commander’s Intent: CO’s personal expression of the purpose of the operation. help’s subordinates udnerstand the larger context of their actions and guides them in the absence of orders

149
Q

contained in TPFDD

A
  • data on military units/forces regarding force data as scheduled over time
  • data for nonunit related cargo/personnel
  • movement data for the operatoin [plan
150
Q

OPLAN

A

plan for the conduct of military operations
- a full description of the concept of operations
- all annexes applicable to the plan
- a time- phased force and deployment data

151
Q

FUNCPLAN

A

Functional Plan
- plans involving the conduct of military operations in a peacetime or permissive environemtn

152
Q

SPOTREP

A

concise narrative report of essential information,
covers event/conditinos/events that may have an immediate/significant effect on current planning/operations
delivered to higher authority ASAP

153
Q

first line of article 5-6
Code of Conduct

A
  1. When questioned, should I become a POW, I am required to give name/rankk/service/number, DOB
  2. I will never forget that I am an American, fighting for freedome…
154
Q

first line of article 1-3
Code of Conduct

A
  1. I am an American.
  2. I will never surrender of my own free will
  3. If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available.
155
Q

health rights of POW -4

A

may receive
-sanitary/protective housing, clothing
- sufficient food to sustain good health
adequate medical health
necessary facilties to maintain proper hygiene

156
Q

moral rights of POW

A

may practice religious faith
keep personal property
send/receive mail
receive non-contrband packages

157
Q

legal rights of POW

A

select representative from fellow POW
receive humane trament
receive translated version of rights/responsibilities

158
Q

J/G-8

A

Comptroller

159
Q

J/G-9

A

Civil Affairs

160
Q

TOE

A

Table of organization and equipmetn

161
Q

T/O

A

table setting out the authorized numbners of personnel in a unit/formation

162
Q

T/E

A

Table of Equipment
docuement that prescribes basic allowances of organizational equipment

163
Q

6 functional areas of tactical logistics

A

supply
maintence
transportation
general engineering
health services
services

164
Q

stats of the M998 w/regards to patient care

A

2 Liter
6 ambulatory
HMMWV: High Mobility Multipurpsoe Wheeled Vehicle

165
Q

slopes that the HMMWV can trnsverse

A

60%slopes or 40% fully loaded

166
Q

water that the HMMWV can transferse

A

fords 30 in water
OR
60 in w/deep water fording kit

167
Q

class I

A

sustinence

168
Q

purpose of the MPF

A

Maritime Prepositioning Force
- materials/supplies for global MAGTF operations

169
Q

AMC

A

Air Mission Commander

170
Q

responsibility of the AACG

A

Arrival Airfield Control Group
- receiving/moving personnel/equipment/supplies from the flight line to initial staging areas

171
Q

breakdown of a MARDIV

A

Regiments
-infantry x3
- artilelry

Battalion
- HQ, tank, amphibous assualt, combat engineer, Light armored reconnaissance, comabt engineer

172
Q

Ground Comabt Element Unit Size in Descending ORder

A

Divisions
Regiment
Battalion
company
Platoon
Squad
Fire Team

173
Q

GCE for a MEB

A

Infantry Regiment reinforced

174
Q

infantry regiment

A
  • locate/close with/destroy the enemy by fire/maneuver or to repel his assualt by fire/close combat
    0
175
Q

major element of close combat power of the MARDIV

A

infantry regiment

176
Q

primary source of fire support for the MARDIV

A

artillery regiment

177
Q

mission of the artillery regiment

A

furnish close and continuous fire support by neutralizing, destroying, or suppressing targets that threaten the success of the supported unit

178
Q

primary wapon of the artillery regiment

A

Howitzer

179
Q

how does the tank battalion destory the enemy

A

armor-protected firepower,
shock effect, maneuver

180
Q

missions of the reconnaissance battalion

A

CONDUCTS:
- amphib reconnaisssance,
ground recon
surveillance<
battlespace shaping
limited scale raid

181
Q

mission of the light armored reconnaissance battalon

A

CONDUCT
- reconnaissance, security, economy of force operations, limited offensive/delaying operations taht exploit the unit’s mobility and firepower

182
Q

5 phases of a MPF Operation

A

Planning
Marshalling & Movement
Arrival & Assembly
Reconsitution

183
Q

when does the planning phase of the MPF operation begin

A

receipt of the
ALERTORD or WARNORD

184
Q

when does the marshalling phase of MPF operations begin

A

on arrival arrival of the first unit at a esignated marshalling point and ends of departure of hte last unit form a departure airfield

185
Q

stance of Naval Warfare on Risk

A

“by its nature
uncertainity of war invariably involves the acceptance of risk…
b/c risk is often related to gain, leaders weighs risk to gains /bainfetis from an operations

186
Q

hazard

A

ORM condition with the potential to cause personal injury or death. property damage
mission degradation

187
Q

risk

A

expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability

188
Q

what is the dBA measureindicat

A

sound intensity

189
Q

dBA when you feel pain

A

125db

190
Q

extinguish an electrical fire

A

turn off electricity
CO2

191
Q

SORTS

A

status of resoruces and training system

192
Q

GCCS

A

Global C2 System
- includes JOPES & TPFDD

193
Q

Annex K

A

Communications & Information Systems

194
Q

anti-air warfare

A

gain & maintain some degree of air superiority

195
Q

TMD

A

theatre missile defense

196
Q

EW

A

electronic warfare
- any military action involving the use of electromagnetic/directed energy to control he electromagnetic spectrum or to attack the enemy

197
Q

Depot maintence

A

major rework,
completely rebuild parts/assemblies/modification

198
Q

maintence that invovles complete rebuilding

A

depot

199
Q

7 phases of orgazational level of aviation maintence

A

inspecting
servicing
luibricating
adjusting
replacing parts
minor assemblies

200
Q

LAN server

A

local area network

201
Q

role of LAAD battaloin

A

close-in, low altitude, surface to air weapons fired in defense of MAGTF assets
- defending forward combat areas,
maneuver forces,
vital areas,
installations, Units engaged in special/independents

202
Q

role of UAV - 6

A

RSTA (reconaissance/surveillance/target acquisition)
TRAP
BDA
support to rear area
security
real-time target infomation

203
Q

maneuver warfare

A

warfighting philosophy that seeks to shatter enemy cohesion through a series of rapid violent and unexpected action which creates a turbulent and rapidly deteriorating situation with which he cannot cope

204
Q

FSC

A

fire support coordination

205
Q

combined arms

A

full integration of arms in such a way that in order to counteract one, the enemy must make himself more vulnerable to another

206
Q

how to force an enemy to repiroirtize which leaves them vulnerable in other ways

A

combined arms
- full inetegration of arms in such a way that in order to coutneract one, the enemy must make himself more vulnterable toa ntoher

207
Q

intangible combat power

A

surprise
tempo
morale

208
Q

mission of MARDIV

A

execute amphibious assault operations to other operations can be redirected

209
Q

AOR of the artillery regiment

A

furnish close and continuous fire support
- neutralize, destroying, or suppressing targets that threaten the success of support units

210
Q

METT-T

A

Mission
enemy
terrain & weather
time
troops

211
Q

T’s in METT-T

A

terrain/weather
time
troops

212
Q

primary transport of pesonnel in the Assault Amphibioan battalion

A

AAV

213
Q

troops in AAV

A

3 crew
21 troop

214
Q

speed of AAV

A

30mph
6mph seas

215
Q

Marine Corp Rifle

A

M-16

216
Q

recommendation landing point for each helicopter from obstacles

A

distance 10x as far from the obstacle as high

217
Q

huge telescope shaped gun

A

howitzer

218
Q

what does a mortar look like

A

a weapn that looks like a telescope but shoots like a cannon

219
Q

MLG

A

general/direct support and sustasined combat logistics above the organized capabilities

220
Q

where is the MSC prepositioned

A

Meditteran
Indian Ocean at Diego Garcia
W. Pacific at Guam
Sappaan

221
Q

6 concepts within supply tactical logistics

A

determination of requirements
- procurement
- storage
- distribution
- salvage
- disposal

222
Q

critical goal in MPF logistics plannign

A

using existing logistics systems and infrastructure as much as possible
- use of existing of HN support and interservice

223
Q

MILDEC with enemy contact to deceive adversary to the main action

A

feint

224
Q

OPCON

A

authority to perfomr functions of command over subordinants

225
Q

GOPLAT

A

gas and oil platform

226
Q

coalize

A

ad hoc arrangement between nations for a common action

227
Q

when does the embarkation phase of the amphibiou opertion take place

A

forces equipment and supplies moves to the stages areaq

228
Q

CG

A

guided missile cruiser

229
Q

helicopter touchdown during an amphibious operation

A

L-hour

230
Q

H- hour

A

the time the first assualt elements are schedule do to touch down on the beach/LZ

231
Q

antiterrorism

A

defensive measures to reduce the vulnerability of people/petry terror act

232
Q

Force Protection

A

security programs designed to protect servie members/family/facilities/info/equipment

233
Q

4 things a handler must do when releasing a MWD

A
  • be sure the MWD will cease attack upon command
  • be sure the MWD has identified the same target the handler has
  • warn by standers to cease all movement
  • call off the MWD as soon as the suspect stops/suspend
234
Q

4 things you must d when you show off force

A

SHOUT: verbal warning to halt/stop
SHOW: your weapon and demosntrate intent
SHOVE: or use other nondeadly means to command compliance
SHOOT: to eliminate the threat

235
Q

rules of engagment

A

directives that delineate the circumstances and limitations under which US forces will initiate and/or continue combat engagement with other forces encounters

236
Q

HCA

A

humanitarian and civic assistance

237
Q

primary limiting factor when using ultra high frequency radios

A

range, critical line of sight only
“what you see is what you get”

238
Q

Top Secret

A

unauthorized disclosure could reasonably be expected to cause EXCEPTIONALLY GRAVE damage to national security

239
Q

Exceptionally Grave damage to national security

A

Top Secret

240
Q

Secret

A

classification whose unauthorized disclosure could reasonable y e caused serious damage to national security

241
Q

Serious damage to national security

A

Secret

242
Q

Confidential

A

classification level applied to information discluse could reaopsnabily eb expecte dto cause damage to national security

243
Q

classification levels r/t unauthorized disclousre

A

TOP SECRET: exceptionally grave danger to national security
SECRET: serious damage
CONFIDENTIAL: damage to national security

244
Q

condition 1 of the M9 pistol

A

Magazine inserted
round chamber
slide forward
hammer is in the forward positoin
safety on

245
Q

purpose of TAP a service pistol

A

ensrue the magazine is fully seated

246
Q

hang fire

A

amunition malfunction in which the cartirige primer has detonate dafter being struck by the firing pin but hskme propelant pwoder causes it to burn too slowly and delays teh firing of the promejct

247
Q

howr logn shoudl you wait b efore investingatin ga stoppage causing by hang fire

A

5 seconds

248
Q

holding your MOPP gear

A

MOPP ready

249
Q

worn in MOPP 2

A

overgarmet and boots

250
Q

worn in MOPP 3

A

overgarmet
booties
mask

251
Q

stage of MOPP where everythign is worn

A

MOPP 4

252
Q

use of M8 & M9 paper

A

used to detect chemical agents

253
Q

wear do you wear M9 paper

A

wear around anlkes., wrist, and biceps

254
Q

what can/cant’ M9 paper do

A

can detect a chemica agent but not the specific agent

255
Q

how to use M9 paper

A

blot but don’t run on suspected liquids

256
Q

color change in M9 paper

A

red brown/violet if contaminated

257
Q

what to do if a nuclear attack happens w/o warnign

A

drop face down with head away head away from blast
close eyes
protect/cover exposed skin
seek cover

258
Q

what is a nerve agent

A

cholinesterase interfering with normal transmission of nerve impusles in the PMNS

259
Q

s/s nerve agents

A

pupils pinpoint
DUMBELS

260
Q

cook offf

A

the barrel of the firearm is hot enought to cause the propellant inside th round to ignite even though teh primer has not been struck

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