2-43 BN MOI Flashcards
(153 cards)
1
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What is the army mission?
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To fight and win the nations wars through prompt and sustained land combat, as part of the joint forces.
2
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Title 10, USC, establishes the basic structure of the army. What forces make up the army?
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One regular army and two reserve component: the regular army, the army reserves, and the national guard, army civilians support all three components.
3
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How does the army accomplish its mission?
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Organizing, equipment, and training army forces for combat
incident.
Integrating capabilities with other armed services.
Accomplishing all missions assigned by the president. Secretary of defense, and combatant commanders.
Preparing for the future.
4
Q
What are the Army’s 7 enabling competencies?
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Security cooperation Tailoring forces Entry operations Flexible mission command Support to joint forces and ourselves Domestic support Mobilizing reserve components
5
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What are the Army’s two core competencies that are indispensable contributions to the joint forces?
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Combined arms maneuver
And
Wide area security
6
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What are the 4 primary mission of the Armed Forces that may require large numbers of ground forces or the ready availability of large numbers of soldiers?
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Counter terrorism Irregular warfare Stability and counterinsurgency War Defense of our home land Support civil authorities
7
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What is unified land operations?
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Synchronization of our efforts between joint services, other governments, partner nations, and other military forces.
8
Q
What is the US Army’s greatest strategic asset
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All-volunteer force
9
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What are the 4 fields we develop and maintain in professional knowledge?
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Military-technical
Moral-ethical
Political-cultural
Leader development
10
Q
What dose trust at all levels of leadership depend on?
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Candor
11
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What are the four essential characteristics of our profession?
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Military expertise
Honorable service
Epirit de corps
Stewardship
12
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What is espirit de corps?
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Demonstrating strong bonds of loyalty and pride, and placing the mission above all else.
13
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In which domains do US forces operate?
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Air Land Maritime Space Cyberspace
14
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What is the function of the operating force?
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Units organized, trained, and equipped to deploy and fight.
15
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What is the main goal of unified land operations?
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To combine offensive tasks, defensive tasks, stability tasks and defense support of civil authorities.
16
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What are the 7 Army Values?
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Loyalty Duty Respect Selfless service Honor Integrity Personal courage
17
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What are the most important determinant of combat power?
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Leadership
18
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What is the catalyst to developing the trust between soldiers?
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The Army values
19
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What ADP covers the Army?
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ADP 1-0
20
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What is the function of the generating force?
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The generating force mans, trains, equips, deploys, and ensures the readiness of all army forces.
21
Q
What is the required time in service and time in grade from PVT to PV2?
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6 months TIS
4 months TIS with waver
22
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What is the required time in service and time in grade from PV2to PFC?
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12 months TIS and 4 months TIG
6 months TIS and 2 months TIG with waver
23
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What is the required time in service and time in grade from PFC to SPC?
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24 months TIS and 6 months TIG
18 months TIS and 3 months TIG with waver
24
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What is the required time in service and time in grade from SPC to SGT?
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36 months TIS and 8 months TIG
18 months TIS and 4 months TIG with waver
25
What is the required time in service and time in grade from SGT to SSG?
72 months TIS and 10 months TIG
| 48 months TIS and 5 months TIG with waver
26
What Army publication covers the M16A1 and A2
FM 3-22.9
27
Describe the M16A2 rifle?
This rifle is a 556mm, magazine-feb gas-operated, shoulder-fired weapon that can fire on semiautomatic or three-round burst.
28
What are the types of ammunition used in the M16A2
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Ball
Tracer
Blank
Dummy
Plastic
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29
Describe the eight function steps of fire of the M16A2.
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Feeding
Clambering
Locking
Firing
Unlocking
Extracting
Ejecting
Cocking
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30
What is the weight of the M16A2 without a mag or sling?
7.78 lbs
31
What is the weight of the M16A2 with a 30-round mag and sling?
8.79 lbs
32
What is the muzzle velocity of the M16A2
3,100 feet per second
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What is the maximum range of the M16A2?
3,600 meters
34
What is the maximum effective range of the M16A2?
550 meters point target
800 meters area target
35
Describe stoppage.
Failure of a weapon to complete the cycle of operation.
36
What is immediate action for the M16A2?
S.P.O.R.T.S.
37
Describe S.P.O.R.T.S.
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Slap
Pull
Observe
Release
Tap
Shoot
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38
What is the over all length of the M16A2?
36.63 in
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What do the initials CLP stand for?
Cleaner
Lubricant
Preservative
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What dose the “M” in M16A2,or M4 mean?
The “M” stands for MODEL of the weapon.
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What dose the “A” in M16A2 stand for?
The “A” stands for the modification
The “2” stands for the series of modifications
42
What Army manual covers drill and ceremony?
TC 3-21.5
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TC 3-21.5 is descended from what document?
The Blue book
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Who wrote the blue book?
Baron Friedrich Von Steuben
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Who was baron Fredrick Von Steuben?
A Prussian, former staff officer to Frederick the grate, who was hired by general George Washington.
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Why was Von Steuben hired by Washington?
Washington recognized that his troops lacked organization, discipline, control, and teamwork.
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What’s the purpose of drill?
Enable a commander to move a unit from one place to another in an orderly and timely manner
To promote, discipline, teamwork, confidence, pride, and attention to detail.
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What’s the purpose of ceremonies?
To add color and pageantry to military life while preserving tradition and promoting esprit de corps.
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What are three methods of teaching drill?
Step-by-step
Talk-through
By-the-numbers
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What are the two parts of most drill commands?
The preparatory command
And
The command of execution
51
What is the length of a marching step?
30 inch step
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How long is a half step?
15 inches.
53
Describe how a marching step is measured.
Heel
To
Heel
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How many steps per minute in “quick time” March?
120
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How many steps per minute in “double time” March?
180
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How is “open ranks” March executed?
First rank takes two paces forward
Second rank takes one pace forward
Third rank stands fast
Fourth rank takes two steps backwards
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How is the command “close rank” March executed?
First rank takes four steps backwards
Second rank takes two steps backwards
Third rank stands fast
Fourth rank takes one step forward
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What is the only command given from “inspection arms”?
Ready, port arms
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Describe the five rests executed from the “Hult” position.
At ease
Stand at ease
Rest
Parade rest
Fall out
60
What is inflection?
The rise and fall in pitch and the tone.
61
On what side of the body are sabers and swords worn?
The left side
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Who wears sabers
Officers
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Who wears swords?
Platoon sergeants or first sergeants
| While participating in ceremonies with troops under arms, or as directed.
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What is the basic difference between the saber and the sword?
The toe of the saber is slightly curved while the toe of the sword is straight.
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What Army publication covers military justice?
AR 27-10
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What dose U.C.M.J. Stand for?
Uniform code of military justice
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What dose J.A.G. Stand for
Judge advocate general
68
What are the three types of court-martial?
Summary
Special
General
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What is the sentence in most summary court-martial instances?
Loss of two-thirds of one months pay,
Reduction in rank,
And up to 30 days in jail.
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What are the five types of military discharges?
Honorable
General
Other than honorable
Bad conduct
Dishonorable
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What are the types of article 15’s?
Company grade
Field grade
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What are the two types of article 15 proceedings?
Summarize
Formal
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Who can impose an article 15?
Any commander to include a warrant officer in command.
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What form in used to record summarized article 15 proceedings?
DA form 2627-1
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Describe the maximum punishment of a summarized article 15.
14 days restriction
14 days extra duty
Oral admonition or reprimand
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What form is used to record a formal article 15 proceedings?
DA Form 2627
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Describe some of the maximum punishment of a field grade article 15.
60 days restriction
45 days extra duty
30 days correctional custody for E-3 and below
Half of one months pay for two months
Reduction in rank
Admonition or reprimand or confinement
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Where dose forfeited pay go?
The old soldiers home.
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Who can a company commander reduce in rank?
E-4’s and below
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What is the maximum punishment of a special court-martial?
Reduction to E-1
Confinement for six months
Forfeiture of two thirds pay for six months
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What are the two types of special court-martial?
Special court-martial and bad conduct discharge
82
When was the U.C.M.J. Established?
In 1952.
83
What dose AR 600-20 cover?
Army command policy.
84
What dose S.H.A.R.P. Stand for?
Sexual
Harassment
Assault
Response
Prevention
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What dose chapter 7 and 8 of AR 600-20 cover?
The Army SHARP program.
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What are the goals of SHARP?
Create a climate that minimizes sexual assault
Encourages victims to report without fear
Establish sexual assault prevention training and awareness
Ensure sensitivity and treatment for victims
Ensure leadership understands roles and responsibilities
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What is the Army’s slogan for SHARP?
I. AM. Strong
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What dose I. AM. Strong stand for?
Intervene
Act
Motivate
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What is the I AM strong campaign?
The Army’s campaign is to combat sexual assault by teaching prevention.
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What are the results of sexual harassment?
Sexual-harassment destroys teamwork and negativity affects combat readiness.
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What is sexual harassment?
Gender discrimination that involves unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and or other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature between the same or opposite genders.
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What are the different categories of sexual harassment?
Verbal
Non-verbal
Physical contact
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What are the types of sexual harassment?
Quid pro quo
Hostile environment
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What are the five techniques of dealing with sexual harassment?
Direct approach
Indirect approach
Third party
Chain of command
Filing a formal complaint
95
What is the Army’s definition of sexual assault?
A crime defined as intentional sexual contact, characterized by use of force, physical threat or abuse of authority or when the victim dose not or cannot consent.
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What are the three echelons of sexual assault VA’s?
Installation SARC
Installation VA
Unit VA
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What are the two types of reporting of sexual assault?
Restricted
Unrestricted
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What is restricted reporting?
Victims of sexual assault can confidentiality disclose the details of the assault to specified individuals and receive medical treatment and counseling without official investigation.
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What is unrestricted reporting?
Allows soldiers of sexual assault to receive medical treatment and counseling along with an official investigation.
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What is the 8 step training model?
Receive the mission
Issue the warning order
Make a tentative plan
Initiate the movement
Conduct reconnaissance
Complete the plan
Issue the order
Supervise and refine the plan
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What dose ADP 7-0 cover?
Training units and developing leaders.
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What ADP covers training units and developing leaders?
ADP 7-0
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What are the three training domains the army uses?
Institutional
Operational
Self-development
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What is the institutional training domain?
The Army’s institutional training and education system which includes training base centers and schools that provide initial training and subsequent professional military education for soldiers, military leaders, and army civilians.
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What is the operational training domain?
Training that organization conduct at home station, maneuver combat training centers, during joint exercises, at mobilization centers, and while operationally deployed.
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What is the self-development training domain?
Goal oriented learning that reinforces and expands the knowledge base, self awareness, and situational awareness and it compliments institutional and operational learning and enhances professional competence and professionalism.
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What are the underlying logics of training and leader development?
Training and leaders
Development, training, leader
Development, role of the commander
108
What is unified action?
Unified action is the synchronization, coordination, and/or integration of the activities of governmental and nongovernmental entities with military operations to achieve unity of effort.
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Who is responsible for training units and developing leaders?
Commanders
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How do commanders exercise training and leadership development?
Through formal and informal chains, assisted by progressive, challenging, and realistic training.
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Which training principle prepares units and individuals to be resilient?
Train to sustain.
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What fundamentals must units at every echelon master in order to accomplish their mission?
Basic soldiering
The warrior task
Battle drills
Marksmanship
Fitness and MOS proficiency
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What do leaders need to establish and enforce to ensure their organization meet mission requirements?
Standards
114
Who are the primary trainers of enlisted soldiers, crews, and small teams?
NCO’s
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What are the 11 principles of unit training?
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Train to standard
Train as you will fight
Train while operating
Train fundamentals first
Train to develop adaptability
Understand the operational environment
Train to sustain
Train to maintain
Conduct multi-echelon and concurrent training
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116
What dose METL stand for?
Mission essential task list
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What is the definition of a METL?
METL is the doctrinal framework of fundamental tasks for which the unit was designed.
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What do units build once they master individual and collective tasks under the condition of their anticipated operational environment?
Flexibility
Integration
Lethality
Adaptability
Depth
synchronization capabilities
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What is the purpose of unit training?
To build and maintain ready units to conduct unified land operations for combatant commanders.
120
What should all leaders know about their subordinates?
Strength
Weakness
Capabilities
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What are the seven principles of leader development?
Lead by example
Develop subordinate leaders
Crest a learning environment for subordinate leaders
Train leaders in the art of science and mission command
Train to develop adaptive leaders
Train leaders to think critically and creatively
Train your leaders to know their subordinates and their families
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What is METT-TC?
Mission
Enemy
Terrain
Troops available
Time
Civilian considerations
123
What Army manual covers first ad for soldiers?
FM 4-25.11
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What are the four life-saving steps of first aid?
Clear the airway and restore breathing
Stop the bleeding
Treat and dress the wound to prevent infection
Prevent shock
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What are the three types of bleeding?
Arterial - bright red
Venous - dark red
Capillary - oozes
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Whose first aid dressing should you use on the casualty?
Use the casualty’s bandage
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When should a tourniquet be used to stop bleeding?
As a last resort.
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What are the four types of burns?
Electrical
Thermal
Chemical
Laser
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What is a heat injury?
Dehydration of the body brought on by loss of water and salt through activity in the heat
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What are the three categories of heat injuries?
Heat cramps
Heat exhaustion
Heat stroke
131
What are the 5 protective categories of E.O.?
Race
Color
Sex
Religion
National origin
Soon to be sexual orientation
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What are the two most common types of fractures?
Compound
Simple
133
What dose the key word C.O.L.D. Mean in cold weather protection?
Clean
Overheating
Loose
Dry
134
Name five types of cold and wet weather injuries?
Frostbite
Hypothermia
Immersion foot/trench foot
Chilblain
Snow blindness
135
Describe the three degrees of burns.
1st degree - Redding skin
2nd degree - blistering
3rd degree - charred flesh
136
Name four lines of the nine-line medevac request?
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Line 1. Location
Line 2. Radio frequency
Line 3. number of patients by precedence
Line 4. Special equipment required
Line 5. Number of patients
Line 6. Security
Line 7. Method of marking
Line 8. Patient nationality and status
Line 9. NBC contamination
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Who is the president of the United States?
Donald trump
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Who is the secretary of defense?
James N. Mattis
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Who is the secretary of the army?
Robert M. Speer
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Who is the chief of staff?
General Mark A. Milley
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Who is the FORSCOM commander ?
General Robert B. Abrams
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Who is the fort bills commander?
Major general matlock
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Who is the 32nd commander?
Brigadier general Christopher L. Spillman
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Who is the 11th brigade commander?
Gipson
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Who is the 2-43 battalion commander?
LT cor kavanagh
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Who is the charley battery commander?
Captain McGowan
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Who is the sergeant major of the army?
Command sergeant major Daniel Dailey
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Who is the FORSCOM Command sergeant major?
Command sergeant major Scott C. Shroeder
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Who is the command sergeant major of fort bliss?
Command sergeant major Danny Day
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Who is the 32nd AAMDC Command sergeant major?
Command sergeant major Steve Burnley.
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Who is the 11th brigade command sergeant major?
Command sergeant major Brazill
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Who is the 2-43 battalion Command sergeant major?
Command sergeant major Sartain
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Who is the Charley battery 2-43 first sergeant?
First sergeant Rodriguez.
