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Which cadet rank consists of three diamonds?
Cadet Colonel
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Cadet Lieutenant Colonel
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Cadet Major
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Cadet Captain
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Cadet First Lieutenant
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Cadet Second Lieutenant
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Cadet Command Sergeant Major
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Cadet Sergeant Major
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Cadet First Sergeant
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Cadet Master Sergeant
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Cadet Sergeant First Class
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Cadet Staff Sergeant
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Cadet Sergeant
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Cadet Corporal
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Cadet Private First Class
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Cadet Private 2
Which cadet rank consists of no insignia?
Cadet Private
In what year was Fort Knox established?
The land was purchased in 1918, but it was named Fort Knox in 1932.
What is the Fort Knox motto?
"Strength Starts Here."
What is the gold vault also known as?
The U.S. Bullion Depository.
What famous document was once stored in the U.S. Bullion Depository (gold vault)?
The Magna Carta.
Who was Ireland Army Hospital named after?
Major General Merritt W. Ireland.
What was Maj. Gen. Merritt W. Ireland formerly?
He was the former Surgeon General of the Army.
Who was Fort Knox named after?
Fort Knox was named after Maj. Gen. Henry Knox.
What was Maj. Gen. Henry Knox?
He was the first U.S. Secretary of War in 1785.
What are the four life saving techniques,in order?
-Restore the breathing -Stop the bleeding -Treat and prevent shock -Protect and dress the wound
What are the symptoms of shock?
Trembling, Nervousness, Thirst, Paleness, Sweat, and Unconsciousness
What is CPR?
Cardio Pulmonary Rresuscitation. (only used if neither pulse nor breathing can be detected)
What are the types of heat injuries?
Heat cramps, exhaustion, and stroke
What are the types of fractures?
Open (compound), and closed (simple)
What are the types of bleeding?
Arterial - blood is bright and spurts with the heart beat Venous - dark red, flows in a steady stream Capillary - blood oozes from wound
What is the first indication of frostbite?
The skin becomes numb, and white particles/patches form on it
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Delta
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Echo
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Foxtrot
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Lima
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