USASOM AIT - Command Inspection

General Order 1

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

General Order 2

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

General Order 3

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

Army Values

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

Warrior Ethos

I will always place the mission first. I will never accept defeat. I will never quit. I will never leave a fallen comrade.

Company Commander

1LT Gonzalez

Company Executive Officer

2LT Maseloff

Company First Sergeant

1SG Ferreira

USASOM Chief of Army Bands and Commandant

COL Ancelet

USASOM Command Sergeant Major

CSM Sprakties

US Army Chief of Staff

GEN Christopher LaNeve

Secretary of the Army

Honorable Adam Telle

Sergeant Major of the Army

SMA Michael Weimer

Commander in Chief

President Donald Trump

Secretary of War

Honorable Pete Hegseth

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 1

Location of the pick-up site

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 2

Radio frequency, call sign, and suffix

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 3

Number of patients by precedence

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 4

Special equipment required

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 5

Number of patients by type

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 6

Security at pick-up site

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 7

Method of marking pick-up site

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 8

Patient nationality and status

9 Line MEDEVAC - Line 9

NBC contamination or description of pick-up site

What is T.C.C.C.?

Tactical Combat Casualty Care

What are the phases of T.C.C.C.?

1. Care under fire

2. Tactical field care

3. Tactical evacuation care

What do you do when taking direct fire?

Return fire and immediately seek cover.

What do you do when taking indirect fire?

Yell "incoming," assume the prone position/move to immediate available cover.

How do you apply camouflage?

Dark on the high points, light on the low points. Cover all visible skin.

Describe weapon clearing procedures.

Weapon in a safe direction, drop magazine, lock bolt to rear, 3 point safety check, bolt forward, safe to semi, squeeze the trigger, rack the charging handle, semi to safe, close ejection port cover.

Preparatory Drill

Bend and Reach

Rear Lunge

High Jumper

Rower

Squat Bender

Windmill

Forward Lunge

Prone Row

Bent Leg Body Twist

Push Up

Conditioning Drill 1

Power Jump

V-Up

Mountain Climber

Leg Tuck and Twist

Single Leg Push Up

Conditioning Drill 2

Turn and Lunge

Supine Bicycle

Half Jack

Swimmer

8 Count T-Push Up

Colors on a map - black

Man-made features, buildings, roads.

Colors on a map - blue

Water, lakes, swamps, rivers, drainage.

Colors on a map - green

Vegetation, woods, orchards, vinyards.

Colors on a map - red-brown

Elevation, such as contour lines, relief features.

Colors on a map - red

Populated areas, main roads, boundaries.

Contour Lines

A line drawn on a topographic map to indicate ground elevation or depression.

How do you read a map?

Left-to-right, bottom-to-top, and read right up.

How many norths are there on a military map?

3 - true, grid, and magnetic north

How many degrees are on a compass?

360 degrees

What is SHARP?

Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention Program

What are the three categories of sexual harassment?

Verbal, non-verbal, physical

What are the two types of complaints for equal opportunity?

Informal and Formal

In reference to suicide prevention, what does A.C.E stand for?

Ask, Care, Escort

AGSU Measurements - Nameplate

Worn centered left-to-right on the flap of the wearers right breast pocket and centered between the top of the button and the top of the pocket.

AGSU Measurements - Ribbons

Centered 1/8 inch above left breast pocket.

AGSU Measurements - Marksmanship Badge

Centered horizontally on left breast pocket flap with the upper portion of the badge approximately 1/8 inch below the top of the pocket.

AGSU Measurements - Insignia

Bottom of disk is place approximately 1 inch above the notch and centered left to right on the lapel.

AGSU Measurements - Disks

Bottom of disk is placed 1 inch above the notch and centered on the wearer's lapel from left to right. US on the right, branch on the left. Insignia's centerline parallel to the inside edge of the lapel.