DM Knowledge Flashcards

Acronyms, weapons and basic knowledge (79 cards)

1
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What is a stoppage

A

An unintentional interruption in the cycle of operation

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What is a malfunction

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Failure of weapon to fire satisfactory or as designed

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Ballistics

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The study of a projectile in motion

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Internal Ballistics

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The science of cartridge components, rifle components, and the reaction of the two from primer ignition to the bullet exiting the muzzle

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External Ballistics

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The study of a projectile’s performance characteristics during flight

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Terminal Ballistics

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The study of a projectile’s performance characteristics from target entrance to exit or stoppage

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Observation

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The acquisition of facts and recording of specific information pertaining to the perception of details regarding persons, places, objects, or events

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SALUTE

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Size
Activity
Location
Unit/Uniform
Time
Equipment

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SUT report

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Shooters
Unknowns
Threats

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SASS

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Semi Automatic Sniper System

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SSDS

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Scout Sniper Day Scope

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SSMRNS

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Scout Sniper Mid Range Night Scope

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SSOT

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Scout Sniper Observation Telescope

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ATB

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Appears To Be

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KIM

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Keep In Memory

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16
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RTT

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Range To Target

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RIY

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Range In Yards

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18
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How to convert yards to meters

A

x 0.9144

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19
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M110 SASS (characteristics)(LDAMS)

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Lightweight / direct gas operated / air cooled / magazine fed / shoulder fired

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SASS full mag count

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20 rounds

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21
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Maximum length of SASS

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46.5 in

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22
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SASS barrel length

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20 in

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23
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SASS caliber

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7.62mm

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24
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SASS max effective in meters

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800m

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SASS max effective in yards
875m
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SASS muzzle velocity (suppressed)
2556fps
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SASS muzzle velocity (unsuppressed)
2571fps
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SASS rate of fire
5 rpm
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M71 SSOT magnification
12x40
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M71 SSOT field of view
56-18@ 1000m
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M71 SSOT length
12.4 in
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M24 Binoculars magnification
7x
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M8541A SSDS power
S&B - Variable 3x12
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M8541A SSDS reticle type
illuminated gen 2 mil dot reticle
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2 types of moving target engagement techniques
1. Ambush 2. Track and hold
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Cones
provide day vision
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Rods
provide night vision
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2 types of night illumination
Ambient Artificial
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9 factors effecting night vision
1. fatigue 2. lack of oxygen 3. long exposure to sunlight 4. heavy smoking 5. drugs 6. headaches 7. illness 8. consumption of alcohol within 48 hrs 9. improper diet
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7 factors of recognition
1. shape 2. shadow 3. surface 4. silhouette 5. spacing 6. sound 7. movement
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Process of observation (8 Rs)
1. realize 2. recognize 3. record 4. recall 5. review 6. recite 7. respond 8. reassess
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Types of searches (3)
hasty detailed night
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4 classification of mirage
boil light medium heavy
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M110 SASS Cycle of Operations
Firing, unlocking, extracting, ejecting, cocking, feeding, chambering, locking
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M110 Length collapsed w/o suppressor
40.5 in
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M110 Length w suppressor(buttstock fully extended
46.5 in
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M110 Length extended w/o suppressor
42 in
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M110 weight (buis & bipod adaptor)
11.06 lb
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Sound suppressor weight
1.96 lb
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Magazine weight fully loaded
1.62 lb
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All attachments and fully loaded
17.8 lb
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M110 Rifling
1/11 right hand twist
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M110 how many grooves
5
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Caliber
7.62 62x51mm NATO .308 caliber
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DOPE
Data On Previous Engagements
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SSDS magnification
3x12
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PIR
Priority Intelligence Requirements
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CCIR
Commander Critical Information Requirements
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SIR
Specific Intelligence Requirements
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EIR
Essential Intelligence Requirements
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9 elements (observation)
1. line edge outline 2. contrast or value 3. color 4. texture 5. light 6. movement 7. rhythm & flow 8. positive space 9. negative space
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Order of observation upon taking position
Unaided observation (immediate area)(near to far)(right to left) Bino & high optic (ID points of interest
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Target Indicator definition
Anything that a Marine does or fails to do that reveals his position, presence, or passage to the enemy
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DOPE
Data On Previous Engagements
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3 elements of good shooting position
bone support muscular relaxation natural point of aim
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Line of sight
Line from eye to target through optic
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Sight picture
relationship between reticle & target as seen by the shooter
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Sight Alignment
Line up of rear and front sight
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Trigger Control
The skillful manipulation of the trigger that causes the rifle to fire without causing the weapon or reticle to move when sight picture is at its best
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3 errors of trigger control
Flinching Bucking Jerking
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Mil relation formula (meters)
Size of Target times 25.4 divided by mils equals range to target
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Mil relation formula (yards)
Size of target times 27.778 divided by mils equals range to target
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Methods of range estimation (6)
1. 100 yard/meter unit of measure 2. Appearance of objects (DM knows size of target) 3. Bracketing (DM assumes farthest distance and nearest then chooses estimate of distance between) 4. Combination of above methods 5. Laser range finder 6. Maps
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Constant for meters
25.4
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Constant for yards
27.778
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MOA
Method Of Adjustment
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Order of Priority for creating a range card
1. Establish Security 2. Fill in Marginal Data 3. Estimate Range 4. Establish a Reasonable Scale 5. ID LLL / RLL / Sectors / Degrees / Label 6. Sketch Major Terrain Features 7. IC TRPs / Obtain Data & Record 8. Detail Legend 9. Finalize Notes
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Definition of Observation
the acquisition of facts and recording of specific information pertaining to the perception of details regarding persons, places, objects, or events
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