Scout Skills

Army Values

Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage

Fundamentals Of Recon

Gain and maintain enemy contact

Orient on the reconnaissance objective

Do not keep reconnaissance assets in reserve

Retain freedom of maneuver

Develop the situation rapidly

Report information rapidly and accurately

Ensure continuous reconnaissance

Fundamentals Of Security

Maintain Enemy Contact

Orient on the force area or facility to be protected

Provide Reaction time and maneuver space

Provide Early and Accurate Warning

Preform Continuous Reconnaissance

BLUES

Blend in

Low to the ground

Unexpected Sites

Evac Routes

Silhouetting

Cycles of A M4

Feeding

Chambering

Locking

Firing

Unlocking

Extraction

Ejection

Cocking

First General Order

I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relived

Second General Order

I will obey my special orders and perform all of my duties in a military manner

Third General Order

I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions to the commander of relief.

Sports

Slap

Pull

Observe

Release

Tap

Squeeze

TC for First Aid

4-02.1

TC For Land Nav

3-25.26

M4 TC

3-22.9

Field Hygiene

4-02.3

Army Command Policy

AR 600-20

What Chapter Covers EO

6

What Chapter Covers Sharp

7-8

CWORMS

Compass

Weapon

Optics

Radios

Maps

Seasonal/ Special equipment

GOTWA

Going where?

Others that are with me

Time I’m leaving

What to do if I don’t return

Actions on contact

Priorities of Work

Security

Weapons maintenance

Self hygiene

Food

Rest

PACE

Primary

Alternate

Contegencies

Emergencies

SALUTE Report

Size

Activity

Location

Uniform

Time

Equipment

PIR

Priority

Intelligence

Requirements

CCIR

Commander

Critical

Information

Requirements

Fundamentals of Patrolling

Prepare

Recon

Control

Security

Common sense

METT-TCI

Mission

Enemy

Terrain

Troop

Time

Civil considerations

Intelligence

Fundamentals Of Movement

Use terrain for cover and concealment

Use caution at danger area

Dismount vehicle’s

Reduce vehicle related signatures

Fundamentals of MarksmanShip

Steady position

Proper sight picture

Breathing

Trigger squeeze

What is Remedial Action

continuous effort to determine the stoppage of a weapons normal functions and once determined you attempt to clear it

9 Forms of Contact

Influence

Direct

Indirect

Non hostile

Obstacles

Cbrn

Ariel

Visual

Electronic

How many mils in a degree

17.7

5 Major Terrain Features

hill

valley

saddle

ridge

depression

3 Minor Terrain Features

Spur

Cliff

Draw

2 Supplementary

Cut

Fill

What are the 3 north’s

True

Grid

Magnetic

What is first aid

Initial care giving to a casualty before proper medical personnel arrives.

What is the objective of first aid?

Stop bleeding

Overcome shock

Relieve pain

Prevent infection

What is some things from your military equipment that you can use for a splint?

1. Bayonet

2. Rifle

3. E-tool

4. Tent poles

5. Webbed belt

How high should an injured limb be elevated above the heart to control bleeding?

2 to 4 inches

How high should a tourniquet be placed above a wound or joint?

2 to 3 inches

What soldiers are most likely to suffer from heat injury?

Soldiers not accustomed to the heat, overweight soldiers, prior heat casualties, and soldiers already dehydrated due to alcohol use, diarrhea, or lack of water intake.

What are the 2 basic elements of the sight picture

Proper sight alignment

Proper placement of the aim point

3 Stages of Tccc

Care under fire

Tactical field care

Tactical evacuation care

Point range of M4A1

500m

Area range of M4A1

600m

Max Effective range M4A1

600m

UXO

Unexploded Ordinance

Colors of a Map

Green

Blue

Black

Red-Brown

Brown

Yellow

Green on map=

Vegetation

Blue on map=

Water

Black on map=

Man made features

Red brown on map=

Red light readable

Brown on map=

Contour lines

3 types of contour lines

Index

Intermediate

Supplementary

2 holds for a compass

Centerfold

Compass to cheek

What is self aid

Emergency Care given to one’s self

Types of burns

Thermal

Chemical

Laser

Electrical

Types of heat injuries

Heat cramps

Heat Exhaustion

Heat stroke

Forms of security

Screen

Guard

Cover

Area

Local

Forms of Reconnaissance

Zone

Area

Route

Recon in force

Special recon

Recon Techniques

Push

Pull

Types of recon

Dismounted

Mounted

Aerial

Recon by fire

Commanders Reconnaissance Guidance (CRG)

Focus

Tempo

Engagement/disengagement

Displacement

Bipod area range for a 240

800m

Bipod point range

600m