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Seven steps to Engagement area development
- Identify Avenues of Approach
- Determine enemy scheme of maneuver
- Determine Kill Zone
- Plan Integrate Obstacles
- Emplace Weapon Systems
- Plan and Integrate Indirect Fires
- Rehearse Executions
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List 9 terrain based direct fire control measures
- TRP
- EA
- Sector of fire
- Direction of fire
- Terrain based quadrant
- Friendly based quadrant
- MEL
- RFL
- FPL
TRP, EA, MEL, FPL, RFL, quadrants, sector, direction
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List the nine enemy based direct fire control measures
- Fire Patterns
- Target Array
- Engagement Priorities
- Weapons ready posture
- Engagement Criteria
- Weapons control status
- ROE
- Weapons Safety Posture
- Engagement Techniques
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List the eight direct fire principles
- Mass the effect of fire
- Destroy the greatest threat first
- Avoid target Overkill
- Employ the best weapon for target
- Minimize friendly exposure
- Avoid Fratricide
- Plan for extreme limited visability
- Develop contingencies
The ones you always forget are Minimize Exposure, and Develop Contingencies
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List the 7 steps of the MDMP Process
- Receipt Mission
- Mission Analysis
- COA Development
- COA Analysis
- COA Comparison
- COA Aproval
- Orders Production
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List the eight types of tactical enabling operations:
- Recon Operations
- Security Operations
- Troop Movement
- Combined arms breach operations
- River Crossing Operations
- Relief in place
- Passage of Lines
- Tactical Informational Operations
Recon, Security, Movement, Breach, River, Relief, Passage, TIO
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List the 4 types of recon operations
- Route
- Area
- Zone
- Recon in Force
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List two types of support operations
- Domestic
- Foreign humanitarian
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List the four forms of support operations
- Relief
- Support to incidents involving WMD
- Support to local law enforcement
- Community assistance
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List the ten types of Stability Operations
- Peace Operations
- Foreign Internal Defense
- Security Assistance
- Humanitarian civic assistance
- Support to insurgencies
- Support to Counter Drug
- Combating Terrorism
- Non Combatant evacuation operations
- Arms Control
- Show of Force
Peace, Internal, Security, Humanitarian, Insurgencies, Drug, Terrorism, Evacuation, Arms, Show of force
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List the three types of retrograde operations
- Delay
- Withdrawal
- Retirement
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List thre types of defense
Mobile, Area, Retrograde
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What are the five fundamentals of Breach Operations
- Suppress
- Obscure
- Secure
- Reduce
- Assault
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What are the five forms of maneuver
- Envelopment
- Turning Movement
- Infiltration
- Penetration
- Frontal Attack
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What is the planning range of 120mm mortar
7200 meters
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What is thr planing range of 81mm mortar
5600 meters
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What is the planning range for the 60 mm Mortar
3490 meters
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List the eight forms of contact
- OIDOCARE
- Observation
- Indirect
- Direct
- Obstacles
- Indirect
- Chemical
- EW
- Air
- Reserve
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What are the seven fundamentals of reconnaissance
- Ensure Continuous Recon
- Do not keep recon in reserve
- Orient Recon on Objective
- Report info rapidly
- Retain Fredom of Maneuver
- Gain and maintain contact
- Develop Situation Rapidly
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List four steops of action on contact
- Deploy and report
- Evaluate and Develop
- Chose COA
- Recommend
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What are the 4 types of military operations?
- Offense
- Defense
- Stability
- Support
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The commander utilizes these four tools to complete operations in terms of war fighting functions
- People
- Organization
- Info
- Process
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List the five types of battlefield Organizations
- Decisive Operations
- Shaping Operations
- Sustaining Operations
- Main Effort
- Supporting Effort
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List the 5 levels of Operational Framework
- AO
- Area of Influence
- Area of Interest
- Informational Environement
- Battle Space
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List the five elements of combat power
- Maneuver
- Firepower
- Leadership
- Protection
- Information
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List five factors of METT-TC
- Mission
- Enemy
- Time
- Terrain
- Troops
- Civilians
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List the five tenants of Army operations
- Agility
- initiative
- depth
- synchronization
- versatility
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List the nine principles of war
- Objective
- Ofensive
- Mass
- maneuver
- Security
- Surprise
- Simplicity
- Unity of Command
- Economy of Force
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List the four types of full spectrum operations
- Offensive
- Defense
- Stability
- Support
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What is the tracking time window for the TOW ATGM
12-14 secounds
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What is the planning range for a tow
3750
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List the three basic fire patterns a company commander may employ to focus, shift, and distribute fires against any enemy formation
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HVT
Is a target that the enemy commander requires for the successful completion of his mission
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HPT
Is a target that must be successfully attacked for the success of the friendly commander's mission.
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Key Tasks
Are those tasks that the force must perform as a whole or the conditions the force must meet to achieve the endstate and stated purpose of the operation. They are not tied to a specific tied to a specific COA; rather they identify what the force must do to achieve the end state.
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A COA must meet these five screening criteria.
- Feasibility
- Acceptable
- Suitable
- Distinguishable
- Complete
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An assumption is valid if it passes two tests
- Valid means that the assumption is like to be true. Do not assume away potential problems.
- Necessary is weather the assumption is essential for planning.
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An assumption is
a supposition on the current situation or presupposition on the future course of events, either or both assumed to be true in a the absence of positive proof necessary to enable the commander in the process of planning to complete an estimate of the situation and make a decision on the course of action
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Facts
Are statements of known data concerning the situation including enemy and friendly disposition, available troops. unit strength and material readiness.
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Limitations
are restrictions placed on the command by a higher command
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Essential tasks
are specific or implied tasks that must be executed to acomplish the mission. Essential Tasks are always included in the units mission statement
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