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This set of vocabulary flashcards covers the definitions of infantry roles, training procedures at ITC Catterick, essential weapons, fieldcraft skills, and the CDRILS values of the British Army.
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Infantry
The Army's ground close-combat capability composed of soldiers who fight and operate on the ground, training to operate on foot and deploy by land, air, or sea.
Fieldcraft
The collection of skills needed to operate effectively in the field, including Camouflage, Concealment, Movement, Observation, Navigation, Living/operating outdoors, and Tactical skills.
Light Role Infantry
Infantry that fight primarily on foot and can deploy by land, air or sea, equipped with infantry weapons, communications, and surveillance equipment.
Armoured Infantry
Infantry that operate with armoured vehicles, providing protection and firepower while getting soldiers to where they are needed.
Mechanised Infantry
Infantry that use wheeled armoured vehicles to move quickly over distances and can dismount to fight on foot.
ITC Catterick
The Infantry Training Centre where the 28-week Infantry Soldier course, combining Basic Training and Infantry Initial Trade Training, is conducted.
SA80
The standard rifle used by the British Army.
UGL
Underslung Grenade Launcher; a grenade launcher attached to or used with the rifle system.
LSW
Light Support Weapon.
Light Mortar
An indirect-fire weapon used to support infantry.
CDRILS
An acronym representing the Army Values: Courage, Discipline, Respect for Others, Integrity, Loyalty, and Selfless Commitment.
Courage
Doing what is right even when you're scared or under pressure.
Discipline
Following orders, rules, and standards, and controlling yourself.
Respect for Others
Treating people properly regardless of who they are.
Integrity
Being honest, trustworthy, and doing the right thing.
Loyalty
Being loyal to your teammates, leaders, and the Army.
Selfless Commitment
Putting the team, mission, and others before yourself when required.
Combat Infantry Course duration
28 weeks.
2km run fitness standard
10:25 or less (covers combat roles other than PARA).