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What are combat operations conducted to defeat and destroy enemy forces and seize terrain, resources, and population centers?
Offensive Operations.
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The offense imposes the commander's ___________ on the enemy.
Will.
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What are the four characteristics of the Offense?
- - Audacity
- - Concentration
- - Surprise
- - Rapid Tempo
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What is known as boldly executing a simple plan?
Audacity.
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Which characteristic of the Offense is known as the overwhelming affects of combat power?
Concentration.
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Which characteristic of the Offense is unexpected, unprepared; delays, overloads and confuses the enemy; is used at the operational level; and uses deception and masking?
Surprise.
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Which characteristic of the Offense to we retain the initiative, disrupt enemy defense, and requires quick decisions?
Rapid Tempo.
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What are the four primary Offensive tasks?
- - Movement to contact
- - Attack
- - Exploitation
- - Pursuit
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Which offensive task develop the situation to establish or regain contact?
Movement to Contact.
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What primary offensive task usually follows successful attack?
Exploitation.
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What is a task conducted to defeat and destroy enemy forces and seize terrain, resources and population centers?
Offensive Tasks.
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What is used to synchronize effects of combat power?
Offensive Control Measures.
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How many Offensive Control Measures are there?
15.
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What are the six forms of maneuver?
- - Envelopment
- - Flank Attack
- - Frontal Attack
- - Infiltration
- - Penetration
- - Turning Movement
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Forms of maneuver are disticnt tactical combinations of what?
Fire and Movement.
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Tactical commander begins witha a designated AO, identified mission, and what?
Available Forces.
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What does all offensive planning address?
Mission Variable (METT-TC).
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What are the two basic techniques when transitioning to the defense?
- Leading elements to commit forces and push forward to claim enough ground to establish a security area anchored on defensible terrain.
- Establish a security area generally along the unit's final position.
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