Phase 2 Exam 3 Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Patrolling definition

A

Detachment of ground, sea, or air to gather info or conduct destructive, harassing, mopping up, or security mission.

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Patrol Classification

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MOVEMENT
Foot mobile
Motorized
Helicopter borne
Waterborne

MISSION
Recon and combat patrols are the mission

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Recon Patrols

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Route- specific route along specific line of communication. Precludes friendly movements

Area- prescribed area, often with goal of being undetected

Zone- all routes and areas feasible.

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Combat Patrols

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Actively engage enemy

Security Patrol- detect infiltration, destroy infiltrators, protect against surprise and ambush. Should try to avoid decisive engagement.

Contact Patrol- establish and or maintain contact with enemy force.Often patrol the front flanks and rear of a friendly movement.

Ambush- surprise attack

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Composition of a Patrol

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Security Unit- provides security to front and flanks. Upon contact they isolate enemy, secure objective rally point and cover withdrawal of support unit.

Assault Unit- Provides rear security, maneuver unit, upon contact they engage enemy, assault through objective, emplace any demolition.

Support Unit- Control speed and direction, flank security, comm with higher, upon contact direct movement, establish objective rally point.

Attachments- execute non organic tasks

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Battalion Adj (S-1)

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personnel accountability, you provide your roster to this person

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Intelligence officer (S-2)

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update on enemy, provide imagery, and any info requirements

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Operations officer (S-3)

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can update on friendlies, submit your overlays to this person

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Fire support coordinator (FSC)

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who you give your plans to

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Logistics (s-4)

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provides all logistics support for patrol

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Communications officer (S-6)

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provides reporting requirements, frequencies, call signs

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Forward unit coordination (FUC)

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movement within friendly areas

Departure/ reentry of friendly areas

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Company coordination

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PL goes to XO to submit patrol overlay and coordinate, and the mortar section for fire support and overlay.

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Halts

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Listening- conducted 1 terrain feature from friendly lines

Short- 3 to 5 minutes or less, security in place

Long- longer than 5 minutes, 360 security in prone

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Rally Points

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Initial Rally point- within friendly lines

En Route Rally Point- between initial and objective rally point.

Objective Rally Point- located close to where the patrol makes final prep, also where you return to upon completion of objective.

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16
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Ground Tactical Plan

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developed before air support, must include go / no go criteria

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Landing Plan

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In general a wave should be at least platoon size. should include prep fires, preplanned “on call” targets, all fire support assets. An alternate LZ must be planned for.

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Air movement plan

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based on ground tactical plan, altitudes airspeeds, includes ingress and egress routes.

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Loading Plan

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maintain unit integrity, stay mission capable.

20
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4 components of protective ensemble

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chemical protective suit, protective mask, overboots, glove set

21
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MOPP ready

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mask carried, permeable ensemble available in two hrs, second in six

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MOPP zero

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mask carried, permeable suit in arms reach

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MOPP1

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mask carried, chemical trousers and jacket worn, overboots and gloves in arms reach

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MOPP2

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mask carried, trousers, jacket, overboots worn, gloves in reach

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MOPP3
mask, trousers, jacket with hood, overboots worn and gloves in reach
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MOPP4
mask, trousers, jacket with hood, overboots, gloves worn
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chemical agents
persistent > 12 hrs air bursting ground contaminating | Non-Persistent < 12 hrs ground bursting air contaminating
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Nerve agents
Attack signals in nervous system, transmitted through eyes, skin, and respiratory. Severe casualties need buddy aid non persistent - TAbun GA, Sarin GB, SomanGD, Cyclosarin GF Persistent - VX, Vx Gas, GX2 binary agent.
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Blood Agents
Prevent cell respiration and transfer of oxygen to body tissue, transported through eyes-moderate, respiratory- main entrance. All are non-persistent
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Blister Agents
All are persistent, can be passed through all areas
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Choking Agents
through respiratory system. pulmonary adema, drowning on dry land
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Biological Agents
Pathogens- disease producing | Toxins- byproducts of microorganisms, plants and animals
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Detection kits
M256A1- 12 disposable sampler and M8 paper, do not hold in direct sunlight M8 paper- cannot be used to detect chemical agents in water or oil M9 paper- will not stick to greasy surfaces won't detect agents in water, can't be read by color blind or under red light.