M Knowledge Test

Range of SA80 (A2) for individual and section?

Individual - 300m

Section - 600m

Max range of 81mm mortar

5675m

Range of javelin

2500m

GPMG range

800m

What is the effective range of the sharpshooter?

6-800m depending of firer’s ability

What is the maximum range of UGL

Direct - 150m

Indirect - 350m

What is the rate of fire for the SA80

Rapid - 30 rounds

Deliberate - 10 rounds

What is the rate of fire for the LMG/GPMG

Rapid - 100m

Deliberate - 25m

Principles of Defence (DAMROD)

a.     Depth

b.     All round defence

c.      Mutual support

d.     Reserves

e.     Offensive spirit

f.      Deception and concealment

For use during a Recce patrol what does SWATTI stand for?

a.      Strength

b.      Weapons

c.       Arcs

d.      Type of position

e.      Tactics

f.       Intentions

For use during a Reece patrol, what does SLAMMAG stand for-

a.     Strength

b.     Location

c.      Aids

d.     Morale

e.     Methods

f.      Aims

g.     Ground

What does SCRIM stand for when identifying vehicles

a.     Shape

b.     Colour

c.      Registration

d.     Identifying marks

e.     Make/model

What does A-HS stand for to identify a person?

a.     Age

b.     Build

c.      Clothing/colour

d.     Distinguishing marks

e.     Elevation

f.      Face

g.     Gait

h.     Hair

i.       Sex

A fire control order should always be (CLAP)

a.     Clear

b.     Loud

c.      As an order

d.     Pauses

Two methods of engaging moving targets?

• Tracking

• Ambush

The principles of Battle procedure (CAKE)

a.     Concurrent activity

b.     Anticipation at all levels

c.      Knowledge of the grouping system

d.     Efficient skills and drills

What is the re-org acronym? PACESSDO

a.     Protection

b.     Ammunition

c.      Casualties

d.     Equipment

e.     Searches

f.      Sitrep

g.     Dig in/deploy

h.     Orders

What does OFM stand for?

a.     Observation

b.     Fire

c.      Movement

What are the six section battle drills?

a.     Prep for battle

b.     Reaction to effective enemy fire

c.      Locate the enemy

d.     Suppress the enemy

e.     The attack

f.      Re-group

Name 5 formations that can be used when moving as a section?

a.     Arrowhead

b.     File

c.      Single file

d.     Extended line

e.     Half attack

What are the platoon battle drills

a.     Prep for battle

b.     Reaction to any section coming under effective enemy fire

c.      The attack

d.     Re-org

What are the five types of patrols?

a.     Fighting

b.     Standing

c.      Reece

d.     Standing

e.     Reassurance

What are the front-line scales of ammunition of the rifleman

330

The 5 stages of occupying a harbour?

a.     Selection

b.     Occupation

c.      Clearance

d.     Sentries

e.     Work routine

Name 6 methods of target indication?

a.     Direct method

b.     Reference points

c.      Clock ray

d.     Tracer

e.     Hand angles

f.      Binoculars

What is the sequence of a fire control order (GRIT)

• Group

• Range

• Indication

• Type of Fire

List three basic platoon formations

a.     Column

b.     One up, two back

c.      Two up, one back

The five groupings of an ambush

a.     Cut-offs

b.     Killing group

c.      Rear protection group

d.     Reserves/QRF

e.     Indirect fires

What does OCOKA stand for?

a.     Observation

b.     Cover and concealment

c.      Obstacles

d.     Key terrain

e.     Avenues of approach

What are the 4C’s?

a.     Confirm

b.     Clear

c.      Cordon

d.     Control

What is CAGE?

a.     Channelling

b.     Aiming markers

c.      Ground

d.     Environment

Why are things seen, 7S’s

a.     Shape

b.     Shine

c.      Shadow

d.     Silhouette

e.     Sudden movement

f.      Spacing

g.     Signature

What are the 5s’s

a.     Safety

b.     Search

c.      Secure

d.     Segregate

e.     Safeguard

What is the SALUTE for a sighting report?

a.     Strength

b.     Activity

c.      Location

d.     Unit/uniform

e.     Time

f.      Equipment

State the casualty drills

a.     Catastrophic bleed

b.     Airways

c.      Breathing

d.     Circulation

e.     Disability

f.      Environment

What does TRACE stand for? (For the 2ic final brief)

a.     Time on task

b.     Routes in/out

c.      Actions on

d.     Counter measures

e.     ERV

What is the orders process? REEPI

a.     Receive

b.     Extract

c.      Estimate

d.     Prepare

e.     Issue

What does SPOTOCA stand for?

a.     Situation

b.     Probable mission

c.      Own main effort

d.     Timings

e.     O group

f.      CSS

g.     Acknowledgement

How many times do you state your mission?

Twice

What are the CBRN principles? CAPW

a.     Contamination control

b.     Anticipation

c.      Protection

d.     Warning

What are the CBRN threat levels

a.     Zero

b.     Low

c.      Medium

d.     High

e.     Black

How many combo pens are issued per soldier?

3

Notice Symptons in others or yourself such as (DISTREH)

a.     Dimness of vision

b.     Irritation of the eyes

c.      Sudden headaches

d.     Tightness of the chest

e.     Runny nose

f.      Excessive sweating

g.      Hear or see: An alarm

What is the initial issue of NAPS per soldier?

21 per pack and lasts 7 days

Name 4 occasions you would change your gas cannister?

a.     After 3 weeks in a chemical environment

b.     After 4 months of wear

c.      After 6 chemical attacks

d.     Immersed in water

How fast must you mask up?

9 seconds

What dress state must you do as a chemical sentry?

Full Romeo + GSR

What does NAPS stand for?

Nerve agent pre-treatment set

What is the sequence of DKP 1 and 2?

a.     Blot

b.     Bang

c.      Rub

How often do you take NAPS tablets

1 tablet every 8 hours

What does RVD stand for

• Residuel vapour detector

What is the chemical safety rule?

Experience: A bombardment of any kind

Sight: Hostile unknown aircraft

See Suspicious:

1.     Smoke

2.     Mist

3.     Splashes

4.     Droplets

Smell: Anything unusual

Abbreviations

1.     KA        Killing area

2.     FUP      Forming up point

3.     STAP     Surveillance target acquisition plan

4.     ISTAR    Intelligence surveillance targeting acquisition reconnaissance

5.     LD        Line of departure

6.     HVT      High value target

7.     RFI       Request for information

8.      LOE     Limit of exploitation

9.      RTR     Return fire, take cover, return appropriate fire

10.   CCIR    Commander critical information request

11.  FFIR      Friendly forces information request

12.   MFC    Mortar fire controller

13.   NAI      Named area of interest

14.   TAI      Target area of interest

15.   VA       Vulnerable area

16.   VP       Vulnerable point

17.   CEFO (AO)        Combat equipment fighting order (Assault order)

18.   FSG     Fire support group

19.   RFL      Restricted fire line

20.    LBP     Last bound position

21.    POF    Point of fire

22.    EEF     Effective enemy fire