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How many Troop Leading Procedures are there?
8
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What are the Troop Leading Procedures
- 1. Receive the Mission
- 2. Issue a Warming Order
- 3. Make a Tentative Plan
- 4. Start Necessary Movement
- 5. Recon
- 6. Complete the Plan
- 7. Issue the Complete Order
- 8. Supervise and Follow through
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What does METT-TC Stand for?
- Mission
- Enemy
- Terrain
- Troops and support
- Time Available
- Civilian Considerations
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What are the different type of orders?
- warning order
- operation order
- fragmentary order
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What does PIR stand for
Priority Intelligence Requirement
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What Does CCIR Stand for?
Commander's Critical Information Requirments
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List the 5 Major terrain feature
Hill, Valley, Ridge, Saddle, Depression
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What are the three Minor Terrain features?
Draw, Cliff, Spur
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What are the Two Supplemental Terrain Features?
Cut, Fill
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How do you read a protractor when determining a grid coordinate?
Read Right and Up
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What are the color of a military map? What do they represent?
- green- Vegetation
- blue- Water
- black- Man Made features
- brown- elevation, contour intervals
- red- highways
- red-brown - elevation on a red illuminated map
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How can an order be communicated?
written, oral, signal
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How many paragraphs are in an Opord and what are they?
- 5 Paragraphs
- Situation
- Mission
- Execution
- Sustainment
- Command and Control
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What are the five areas of emphasis that pertain to Warrior Tasks?
- Shoot
- Move
- Communicate
- Survive
- Adapt
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What is the purpose of a Frago?
Changes a previous order, or presents material extracted from a more detailed order
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What are five triggers for Suicide?
- Loss of Spouse
- Loss of Job or Rank
- Loss of Child in custody battle
- Legal Action
- Incarceration
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What does ACE stand for?
- Ammunition
- Casualty
- Equipment
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Define leadership
Influencing people to provide purpose, direction and motivation, while operating to accomplish the mission and improve the organization
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What is Empathy
The ability to relate and understand someones feelings and concerns
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What is the purpose of a Patrol base?
Establish base operations for security, Recon, and Attack Missions
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What are some considerations when occupying a Patrol Base?
- Cover and Concealment
- Water Source
- Security Concerns
- OAKOC
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What are the planning considerations of setting up a Patrol Base?
- Organization of essential elements i.e. Aid/Liter or EPW
- Initial Planning and Coordination
- Complete the Plan
- Departure from Friendly Lines
- Rally Points
- Leader's Recon
- Reenter Friendly Lines
- Debriefing
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What are priorities of work used for? Name some.
- Establish smooth and safe operation of Patrol Base
- Security
- Alert Plan
- Withdraw Plan
- Maintenance Plan
- Sanitation and personal hygiene
- Mess Plan
- Water resupply
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What on a map shows the angular relationship of true north to grid and magnetic north?
declination diagram
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What are some things you should do when terrain associating during land navigation?
- Identify Terrain features on a map
- Orientate the map to Terrain
- Identify Vegetation
- Identify Water
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What does OAKOC stand for?
- Observations
- Avenue of Approach
- Key Terrain
- Obstacles
- Civilian Considerations
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What is a Patrol?
detachment sent out by an unit to conduct specific recon, combat or security missions
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What element consists of the PL, RTO, PSG or ASL?
Headquarters element
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What element is the Combat Patrols decisive element?
Assault element
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What element isolate the objective, preventing them from entering or leaving the objective area?
Security Element
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How should you plan for a Patrol?
- backwards departing friendly lines
- forward to reentry of friendly lines
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What is a Rally Point?
easily identifiable point on the ground at which you can reassemble and reorganize upon becoming dispersed
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What does GOTWA stand for?
- G- Where are you going
- O- Others taking along
- T- Time expected to be gone
- W- What to do if you don't return
- A- Actions to take upon contact with enemy, and your actions you will take upon contact while away
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What is an Alert Plan?
Plan of security, establishes stand-to time for day and night
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How is the Alert Pan implemented?
- PL establishes it
- APL supervises it
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Name four types of offensive operations and all types of attacks.
Movement to Contact, attack, exploitation, and pursuit
Attacks: Hasty attacks, Deliberate Attack, Special-Purpose Attack, Spoiling Attack, Counterattack, Raid, Ambush, Feint and Demonstration
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What are the Army Values?
- Loyalty
- Duty
- Respect
- Selfless Service
- Honor
- Integrity
- Personal Courage
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What are the Warrior Ethos?
- I will always place the mission first.
- I will never accept defeat.
- I will never quit.
- I will never leave a fallen comrade.
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What is Composite Risk Management?
Army decision making process in which Hazards and risks are identified and controlled across the full spectrum of Army Missions, Functions, Operations, and Activities.
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Name the steps of Composite Risk Management.
- Identify the Hazards
- Assess the Hazards
- Develop Controls and Make Decisions
- Implement Controls
- Supervise and Evaluate
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