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what is the Army’s primary combined arms, close combat force that often operates as part of a division or join task force?
BCT
a ______ is made up of 3 to 4 squads, for a total of 16 to 40 Soldiers, which is normally led by a Lieutenant who is assisted by a Sergant First Class
Platoon
The united states army mission is to provide ready qualified and prompt land dominance by Army forces across the full spectrum of conflict as part of the joint force. true or false
false
the Army mission is to _____, ______, and _______ our nations wars.
Deploy, fight, win
The Army mission is vital to the _______ because we are the service capable of defeating enemy ground forces and indefinitely seizing and controlling those things an adversary prizes most its land its resources and its population
b. Nation
Large init that can be employed on independent or joint task force operations, normally commanded by a Colonel, although in some cases a Brigadier General may assume command; there are three types of BCT and it may be referred to as a Regiment or groups depending on the type of unit.
Brigade
Made up of three to four squads, for a total of 16 to 40 soldiers; normally led by a Lieutenant who is assisted by a sergeant First Class
Platoon
Compromised of three to five companies tattling 500 to 600 soldiers
battalion
Major general
division
Staff sergeant
Squad
captain
Battalion
Lieutenant Colonel
Company
pay grade, rank, rank, rank, pay grade
e4, staff sergeant, command sergeant, sergeant first class. e5
rank, pay grade, rank, pay grade, rank
Captain, o8, major, W4, colonel
The earliest surviving records show musical instruments used in connection with military activity for signaling during encampments parades and combat. true or false
true
when individual soldier is double-timing, that soldier must come to ______ before saluting
d. Quick time
You are in uniform and standing in front of your home watching a parade when the national colors march past you. What action do you take?
b. render hand salute
Identify what each color symbolizes on a military map
blue:
green;
black;
water, vegetation, man made
what are the three norths on a military map
true north, grid north, magnetic north
four digit, six digit, eight digit
1,000, 100, 10
Grid coordinated on a military map are read
right and up
what is the map sheet number
fort knox spec
what is the contour interval
10m
what is the GM angle in degrees
5.1
what adjoining sheet is directly south of the fort knox installation map sheet.
38593
to convert grid azimuth to magnetic azimuth will you add or subtract GM angle
add
Two circles x inbetween
saddle
circle with tics inside 80 in it
depression
lines curving out
spur
top of the thing going out
ridge
line going toward the mountain
draw
road with tics going in
cut
road with tics going out
fill
circle with x
hill
lines with blue
valley
cliff
going out
conver a grid azimuth of 251 to a magnetic azimuth
256.1
hilltop located
230
what is the spot evaluation
265
back azimuth of 186
6
back azimuth of 18
198
a profession is the vocation while the professional is the member who meets the certification criteria of a vocation. true or false
true
the army profession is
all of the above
the ______ is a soldier or army civilians who meets the Army professions certification criteria in character, competence and commitment
Army proffesional
identify the five essential characteristics of the army profession
espirit de corp, trust, honorable, service stewardship
the _____ is the set of enduring moral principles values beliefs and laws that guide the army profession and create the culture of trust essential to army professionals in the conduct of missions performances of duty and all aspects of life
a. army ethic
what are the three components to PRT
Strength mobility endurance
what field manual can we use to find a comprehensive list and explanation for preparation drills activities and recovery drills.
FM 7-22
how many preparation drills are there (warm up)
10
how many recovery drills are there (cool Down)
5
we conduct all preparation drills at the start and end of every PRT sessions true or false
true
where do we fight
terrain
before we fight on terrain what do we do for it
terrain analysis
what does OAKOC stand for
Observation and fields of fire, avenues and approach, key and decisive terrain, obstacles, cover and concealment
what are the three categories of terrain mobility
unrestricted restricted serverly restricted
of the five categories of OAKOC, which one talks about weather and linear distance
Observation and fields of fire
which terrain mobility hinders or slows movement in combat formation
severely restricted