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Commander in Chief
President Joseph R. Biden
Vice President (President of Senate)
Honorable Kamala Harris
Secretary of Defense
Honorable Llyod Austin III
Chief of Staff
Honorable Jeff Zients
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
General Charles Q. Brown Jr.
Secretary of the Army
Honorable Christine Wormuth
Chief of Staff, Army
General Randy A. George
SGT MAJ of the Army
SMA Michael R. Weimer
Commander, TRADOC
General Gary M. Brito
CSM, TRADOC
CSM Raymond S. Harris
Commander, U.S. Army Cadet Command
MAJ General Antonio Munera
CSM, U.S. Army Cadet Command
CSM Roy A. Young
Commander, 5th Brigade
COL Mark Olsen
CSM, 5th Brigade
CSM Jose M. Salas
Senior Army Instructor
US Army Retired CPT Dwayne Rhodes
Secretary of State
Honorable Antony Blinken
Secretary of Agriculture
Honorable Tom Vilsack
Secretary of Commerce
Honorable Gina Raimondo
Secretary of Defense
Honorable Llyod Austin III
Secretary of Education
Honorable Miguel Cardona
Secretary of Energy
Honorable Jennifer Granholm
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Honorable Xavier Becerra
Secretary of Homeland Security
Honorable Alejandro Mayorkas
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Honorable Marcia Fudge
Secretary of the Interior
Honorable Deb Haaland
Department of Justice
Attorney General Merrick Garland
Secretary of Labor
Honorable Julie Su
Secretary of Treasury
Secretary Janet Yellen
Secretary of Transportation
Honorable Pete Buttigieg
Secretary of Veteran Affairs
Honorable Denis McDonough
White House Trade Representative
Representative Katherine Thai
Director of National Intelligence
Director of Avril Haines
Representative of the United States to the United Nations
Representative Linda Thomas-Greenfield
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Director William J. Burns
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
Administrator Michael Regan
Administrator of the Small Business Administration
Administrator Isabel Guzman
Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors
Chair Gentleman Jared Bernstein
White House Press Secretary
Honorable Karine Jean-Pierre
Speaker of the House
Speaker Patrick McHenry
Governor of Texas
Governor Greg Abott
Senators of Texas
John Cornyn and Ted Cruz
5 Basic colors on a Military Map
Red, black, green, blue, and brown
What does red stand for on a military map
major highways, boundaries, and populated areas
What does black stand for on a military map
all man-made features not depicted in red
What does green stand for on a military map
vegetation
What does blue stand for on a military map
water
What does brown stand for on a military map
contour, elevation and relief
Define a map
a graphic representation of a portion of the earth’s surface drawn to scale, as seen from above
What is the purpose of a map
a map provides information on the existence of, the location of, and the distance between ground features such as populated places and routes of travel and communication
How do you read a map
right, then up
Define an Azimuth
a horizontal angle measured clockwise from a base direction
What are the three types of North
True North, Grid North, Magnetic North
How is True North depicted on a map
A STAR
How is Grid North depicted on a map
the letters GN
What is a G-M angle
the angle between grid north and magnetic north
How is magnetic north depicted on a map
a half arrowhead
How do you compute a back azimuth
add or subtract 180 degrees
What units are used to measure distance on a map
miles, meters, and yards
What are the three types of contour lines on a map
index, supplementary, and intermediate
What is the instrument used to read coordinates on a map
coordinate scale
What instrument is used to measure an azimuth on the map
protractor
What instrument is used to measure a magnetic azimuth
compass
Name the 5 major terrain features
hill, valley, saddle, ridge, and depression
What is a hill
an area of high ground
What is a valley
a stretched-out groove in the land
What is a saddle
a dip between two hills
What is a ridge
a sloping line of high ground
What is a depression (terrain feature)
a low point in the ground; a sinkhole
What are the 3 minor terrain features
draw, spur, and cliff
What is a draw
a stream course that is less developed than a valley
What is a spur
a short, continuous sloping line of higher ground, normally jutting out from the side of a ridge
What is a cliff
a vertical or near vertical feature
How many stars are on the flag and what do they represent
50 stars representing the 50 United States
How many stripes are on the flag and what do they represent
13 stripes representing the 13 original colonies
Flag official colors
“Old Glory Red,” “White” and “Old Glory Blue.”
What do the flag official colors represent
Red- Hardiness and Valor
White- Purity and Innocence
Blue- Vigilance, Preservation and Justice
How many red and white stripes are on the US Flag?
7 red and 6 white
How is the flag raised to half-mast
Raised to the top, then lowered to the middle of the flagpole
How is the flag lowered from half-mast
raised to the top, then lowered to be folded
Flag types
Garrison, Post, Storm, and Field
Garrison Flag size
20 ft x 38 ft
Post Flag size
8 ft 11 3/8 in x 17 ft
Storm Flag size
5 ft x 9 ½ ft
Field Flag size
6 ft 8 in x 12 ft
When is the Garrison Flag flown?
Flown on National Holidays and Special Occasions.
When is the Post Flag flown?
Flown Daily Except When the Garrison and Storm Flags Are Flown. Many Be Flown In Lieu (instead) Of The Garrison Flag.
When is the Storm Flag flown?
Flown in Inclement Weather
When is the Field Flag flown?
May be Flown When Distinguished Visitors Are Present
Who created the first stars and stripes?
The Continental Congress of Philadelphia in 1777
In what year were additional stars and stripes added to the flag?
In 1818, a star for each state was admitted to the union.
How is the US Flag displayed on Memorial Day?
Half staff until noon then raised to the top of the staff.
Define first aid
Immediate help given to an injured individual until qualified medical personnel arrives
Define Shock
the failure of the cardiovascular system to keep adequate blood flowing to the vital organs of the body, such as the brain, heart, or lungs
What are the four life saving steps?
Open Airway; Restore breathing and heartbeat
Stop the bleeding
Control and Treat for shock
Dress and Bandage the wound
What are the three types of bleeding
Arterial- Bright red blood that spurts with every heartbeat
Capillary- steady flow of bright red blood
Venous- steady flow of dark red blood
What are the four ways to stop bleeding
Direct Pressure
Elevation
Pressure Points
Tourniquet
What is the most preferred method to stop the bleeding?
Direct pressure
What is the least preferred method to stop the bleeding?
Tourniquet
What are the two types of fractures?
Simple (Closed)- bone not protruding from the skin
Compound (Open)- bone is protruding from the skin
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
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