Warrior of the Quarter

Question 1

Who is the MRB Commander

Answer 1

COL Mahoney

Question 2

Who is the Brigade CSM

Answer 2

CSM Davis

Question 3

Who is the Bravo Company Commander

Answer 3

CPT Patel

Question 4

Who is the Bravo Company 1SG

Answer 4

1SG McClure-Ware

Question 5

Who is my 1st line NCO

Answer 5

SGT Horton

Question 6

Who is my supervisor

Answer 6

SSG Garman

Question 7

Who is the first person in my NCO Support Channel

Answer 7

My first line

Question 8

Who is included within my NCO Support Channel

Answer 8

SGT Horton, 1SG McClure-Ware, CSM Davis, CSM Poutou, CSM Dobbins, SMA Weimer

Question 9

Who is the first person in my Chain of Command

Answer 9

My first line

Question 10

Who is included in my Chain of Command

Answer 10

SGT Horton, CPT Patel, COL Mahoney, Brigadier General Burk, Lieutenant General Izaguirre, Chief of Staff General George, President Trump

Question 11

Who is the Secretary of Defense

Answer 11

Pete Hegseth

Question 12

Who is the Secretary of the Army

Answer 12

Daniel Driscoll

Question 13

What publication covers Weapons

Answer 13

TC 3-22.9

Question 14

The first priority when handling a weapon is

Answer 14

Ensure it is clear and on safe

Question 15

What are the four fundamentals of Marksmanship

Answer 15

Steady Position, Proper Aim, Breathing, Trigger Squeeze

Question 16

What does SPORTS stand for?

Answer 16

Slap, Pull, Observe, Release, Tap, Squeeze

Question 17

*?) What did SPORTS change to

-Requires follow-up

Answer 17

Tap the forward assist knob, Rack the charging handle, Squeeze the trigger (Tap, Rack, Squeeze) / (Tap, Rack, Reasses)

Question 18

What is an immediate action

Answer 18

Corrects failures that occur within the cycle of function

Question 19

What is a remedial action

Answer 19

Remedial action is a secondary method of correcting a malfunction upon a failure of the immediate action

Question 20

What are some of the common malfunctions to occur

Answer 20

Failure to Fire, Failure to Feed, Failure to Chamber, Failure to Extract, or a Failure to Eject

Question 21

What is the max effective range for a point target

Answer 21

550 Meters

Question 22

What is the max effective range for an area target

Answer 22

800 Meters

Question 23

What are the 8 steps in the functioning cycle of M4/M16 rifle

Answer 23

Feeding, Chambering, Locking, Firing, Unlocking, Extracting, Ejecting, Cocking

Question 24

What publication covers Map Reading and Land Navigation

Answer 24

TC 3-25.26

Question 25

What are the six colors used on a map

Answer 25

Black (Man-Made features), Red (Populated Areas), Brown (Relief Features), Red-Brown (...), Green (Vegetation), Blue (Water)

Question 26

What are the three types of contour lines

Answer 26

Index, Intermediate, and Supplementary

Question 27

How many miles are in one degree

Answer 27

17.7 miles

Question 28

What are the three different types of North on a Military Map

Answer 28

True North, Magnetic North, and Grid North

Question 29

What are the three minor terrain features

Answer 29

Cliff, Draw, and Spur

Question 30

What are the five different major terrain features

Answer 30

Hill, Valley, Ridge, Saddle, and Depression (Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing)

Question 31

What are the two different supplementary terrain features

Answer 31

Cut and Fill

Question 32

What is the general Rule for reading Military Grid Coordinates

Answer 32

Right and Up (Grid lines) / Protractor (...)

Question 33

What three elements are used for dead reckoning

Answer 33

Known Starting Point, Known Distance, Known Azimuth

Question 34

How close will an eight-digit grid coordinate get someone to the plot point

Answer 34

10 Meters

Question 35

How close will an eight-digit grid coordinate get someone to the plot point

Answer 35

100 Meters

Question 36

What publication covers CBRN

Answer 36

FM 3-11

Question 37

What does CBRN stand for

Answer 37

Chemical, Biological, Radiolocal, Nuclear

Question 38

What does JS-List Stand for

Answer 38

Joint Service - Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology

Question 39

What does MOPP stand for

Answer 39

Mission Oriented Protective Posture

Question 40

What are the Proper Masking Procedures

Answer 40

Stop breathing and close your eyes, Don your mask, Clear the mask, Check the seal around the face, Sound the CBRN alarm to others, and continue the mission

Question 41

How long do you have to don the mask

Answer 41

9 seconds

Question 42

What forms do chemical agents come in

Answer 42

Vapor, Gas, Solid, Liquid

Question 43

In what order are the straps tightened on the gas mask

Answer 43

Forehead, Cheek, Temple

Question 44

NBC Hazards are classified into what two types?

Answer 44

Immediate and Residual

Question 45

What are the three fundamentals of NBC defense

Answer 45

Avoid Contamination, Protection, Decontamination

Question 46

Soldiers in MOPP 4 lose how much water per hour through perspiration

Answer 46

One quart or more

Question 47

How many MOPP levels are there

Answer 47

5 levels : Level 0 - No gear worn but at the ready / L1 - Garments worn / L2 - Boots / L3 - Mask & Hood / L4 - Gloves

Question 48

What publication covers first aide

Answer 48

TC 4-02.1

Question 49

Under what circumstances would you not remove a casualties clothing to expose a wound

Answer 49

In a chemical environment or if the clothing is stuck to the wound

Question 50

What are the ABC life saving steps

Answer 50

Ensure there is an open airway / Stop Bleeding / Prevent Shock

Question 51

What are the three categories of heat casualties

Answer 51

Heat Cramps, Heat Exhaustion, Heat Stroke

Question 52

What are the signs and Symptoms of Heat Exhaustion

Answer 52

Excessive Sweating (pale/moist/cool skin), headache, weakness, dizziness, loss of appetite, cramping, nausea, urge to defecate, chills, rapid breathing, tingling of hands&feet, and confusion

Question 53

What are the 4 commonly used points to check pulse

Answer 53

Carotid, Femoral, Radial, Posterial Tibial

Question 54

What four types of burns

Answer 54

Thermal, Electrical, Chemical, laser

Question 55

What are the two methods used to open an airway

Answer 55

Head Tilt, Chin Lift (primary method of attempt) / Jaw Thrust (primarily in case of cervical spine trauma - requiring an assist)

Question 56

What are the three categories used to identify types of medical evacuations

Answer 56

Urgent, Priority, Routine (All to be done within 24 hours)

Question 57

What is a back azimuth

Answer 57

A back azimuth is the opposite of an azimuth (obtained by subtracting 180 if the azimuth is >/= 180 degrees and adding it when

Question 58

What are the three phases of TCCC

Answer 58

Care under fire / Tactical Field Care / Combat Evacuation Care

Question 59

Should a casualty be given water (If yes, when?)

Answer 59

DO NOT give a casualty food or water

Question 60

What publication covers warfighting functions

Answer 60

ADP 3-0 Operations (Chapter 2)

Question 61

How many Warfighting Functions are there and what are they

Answer 61

6 : Command and Control (ADP 6-0) / Movement and Maneuver (ADP 3-90) / Intelligence (ADP 2- 0) / Fires (ADP 3-19) / Protection (ADP 3-37) / Sustainment (ADP {FM} 4-0)