105 GENERAL COMBAT LEADERSHIP FUNDAMENTALS Flashcards
(35 cards)
What are the nine common elements of a combat environment?
Violent sights and sounds, casualties, confusion, isolation, communications breakdown, discomfort and fatigue, fear and stress, continuous operations, homesickness
What element of combat involves unnerving sensory experiences?
Violent, unnerving sights and sounds
Which combat element reflects a lack of clarity or data?
Confusion and lack of information
What combat condition can lead to feelings of abandonment?
Isolation
Which element disrupts coordination between units?
Communications breakdown
What physical and mental strains are common in combat?
Individual discomfort and physical fatigue, fear, stress, and mental fatigue
What element describes the relentless pace of combat?
Continuous operations
What emotional challenge arises from being away from home?
Homesickness
What is morale in the context of overcoming fear?
An individual’s state of mind based on attitude toward their environment and peers
How does discipline help Marines face fear?
Ensures prompt obedience to orders and action without orders
What does esprit de corps contribute to fear management?
Loyalty, pride, and enthusiasm for the unit
How does proficiency aid in overcoming fear?
Technical, tactical, and physical ability to perform the mission
What role does motivation play in combat resilience?
Drives action based on needs, desires, and pride in the unit and Corps
What does BAMCIS stand for?
Troop leading steps:
Begin planning,
Arrange reconnaissance,
Make reconnaissance,
Complete the plan,
Issue the order,
Supervise
What housing rights do POWs have?
Sanitary, protective housing and clothing
What food rights are guaranteed to POWs?
Sufficient food to sustain good health
What medical care must POWs receive?
Adequate medical attention
What hygiene facilities are POWs entitled to?
Necessary facilities for proper hygiene
Can POWs practice their religion?
Yes
What personal items can POWs keep?
Personal property except weapons and military items
What communication rights do POWs have?
Sending and receiving mail and packages
Who can represent a POW in a camp?
A fellow POW selected by them
What treatment must POWs receive?
Humane treatment
