Volume 3 CDCs Flashcards
How many copies of the range card are prepared and where are they kept
2 for each position
One at BDOC and other at fighting position
What information is included on the range card
Primary and secondary sectors of fire FPL or PDF Data section Prominent terrain features Weapons symbols Marginal data Dead space
When is a PDF used
Principal direction of fire.
When terrain does not lend itself to an FPL
What is he last step in range card preparation
Sketch your secondary sector of fire and label targets within it, include range in meters from your weapon
The M4 Carbines special features make it an ideal weapon for what type of operation hub
Close combat operations
What is the BUIS
Back up iron sight is a semi permanent flip up sight
What items are checked when conducting an inspection of the lower receiver and butt stock assembly
Buffer, rifle grips, butt stock- cracks
Selector levee, trigger inside parts- bent or broken
How do you slide or remove the rail covers/heat shield
Thumb pressure to the center of the spring latch and slide it in desired direction
What are the six most commonly used used types of M4 ammunition
- M199 dummy
- M200 blank
- M855 ball
- M855a1 ball
- M856 tracer
- Frangible
What’s the difference between the 5.56 M199 Dummy cartridge and the 5.56 M200 blank cartridge
M199- Has a tip but no propellant or primer
M200- no tip but has propellant and primer
Why does the frangible 5.56 cartridge contain a non-toxic, copper, tungsten powder, nylon binder
To eliminate airborne lead
What are the components of the M9 pistol
Receiver, disassembly lever, trigger, slide stop, hammer, magazine catch assembly
What’s the purpose of a slide stop
Holds the slide to the rear after the last round is fired
Tells shooter pistol fired last round
What are the four types of ammunition of the M9
- M917 dummy
- M882 ball
- MK243 Mod 0 jacket hollow point
- Frangible
What situations would the jacketed hollow point round primarily used
Requiring high lethality and limited over-penetration of targets
What is the primary use of the 9 mm frangible cartridge
Training on ranges with strict surface danger zone
What is the M203’s primary purpose
Twin gauge enemies in dead space that can’t be reached by direct fire
What is minimum safe firing range for high explosive rounds in training Unprotected, protected firing position, And combat
Training- 165m
Protected- less that 165m
Combat- 31m
How long should you wait from the time of failure to fire before opening the barrel assembly to unload the M203
30 seconds
What is the iron sights of the PSQ-18A equipped with
Tritium inserts
What information does the LCD on the PSQ-188A provide
Distance in meters, canting information, battery status
What ammunition types are fired from the M203
- M406- high explosive
- M433- high explosive dual round
- M583A1- white star parachute
- M651- tactical chemical smoke
- M715- ground marker
- M781- practice
- M1006- non lethal
- M1026- non lethal crowd dispersal
When do you use the M583A1 White Star parachute round
Use for illumination , signals, and is lighter and more accurate
And what situations is the M651 tactical CS round most effective
Riot control and urban operations