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Question 1

By staying still, concealing yourself, exposing nothing that reflects light, staying in the shade, and avoiding skyline for aerial view, you are performing what?

Answer 1

Day and night OBSERVATION techniques

Question 2

This is used during night or low light by looking “6-10 degrees” around object.

Answer 2

The Off-Center Vision method

Question 3

By look from right to left and left to right using slow, regular scanning movement, you’re performing what method?

Answer 3

Scanning method

Question 4

By beginning your observation close to your post and searching a narrow strip of 50 meters or less deep, going from right to left parallel to your front and then searching a second and similar strip from left to right but overlapping the first, you are performing what?

Answer 4

Strip method

Question 5

How do you preserve night vision?

Answer 5

Keep one eye closed to assure vision isn’t lost when lights come on.

Question 6

What color light helps preserve night vision but can also be observed at long distances?

Answer 6

Red

Question 7

Six factors that decrease night visual acuity include. (A FALL’N)

Answer 7

Fatigue Lack of oxygen Long exposure to sunlight Alcohol Nicotine within the pass 48 hours Age

Question 8

What three techniques enhance hearing?

Answer 8

• Open your mouth - Remove item from your head - Holding the ear close to the ground

Question 9

What is SALUTE?

Answer 9

The acronym used in an intel information report

Question 10

What are the terms for SALUTE?

Answer 10

Size Activity Location Unit Time Eqpt

Question 11

What is SMEAC?

Answer 11

The acronym used for a five paragraph order.

Question 12

What are the terms for SMEAC?

Answer 12

Situation Mission Execution Admin and logistics Comms and signal

Question 13

What is the acronym SAFE used for?

Answer 13

Constructing a fighting position

Question 14

What are the terms for SAFE?

Answer 14

Security

Automatic weapons

Field of fire

Entrenchment

Question 15

What are the two types of fighting positions?

Answer 15

Individual and two-man

Question 16

This fighting position is as small as practicable, exposing a minimum target to enemy fire.

Answer 16

Individual

Question 17

This fighting position is:

• In most types of soil, the fighting hole gives protection against the crushing action of tanks
• In sandy or soft soils, it is necessary to revet the sides to prevent caving in.
• a parapet, approximately 3-feet thick and ½-foot high,
• elbow rest must be 4 feet deep from the fire step

Answer 17

Two-man fighting position

Question 18

This fighint postion is:

• wide enough to accommodate shoulders
• 4ft deep to fire step

Answer 18

Individual

Question 19

What are the disadvantages of a two-man fighting hole?

Answer 19

Less protection against tank crossing, bombing and shell fragments

Question 20

What are advantages of a one-man fighting hole?

Answer 20

Continuous observation, mutual assistance and reassurance, ammo between occupants

Question 21

How do you maintain 782-gear?

Answer 21

Dry indoor not in sun to preserve camo, no mechanical drying to avoid wear

Question 22

By taping metal areas, anything shiny, taping or tying straps down you are effectively doing what?

Answer 22

Silencing gear

Question 23

What are the four Armor levels?

Answer 23

0 – no body armor

1 – Vest/PC with soft armor

2 – Vest/PC with front and back hard plates

3 – Vest/PC with front and back, side to side hard plates

Question 24

Anything that makes something look other than what it is, is called what?

Answer 24

Camouflage

Question 25

Anything that gives protection from bullets, fragments, shrapnel is called what?

Answer 25

Cover

Question 26

Anything that hides you is called what?

Answer 26

Concealment

Question 27

What is the difference between cover and concealment?

Answer 27

Cover protects concealment doesn’t

Question 28

Commanders can raise or lower the Armor Protection Level from APL (WHAT) to APL (WHAT).

Answer 28

0 - 3

Question 29

To determine required APL for wear by assigned personnel, the call must be at (WHAT) level or higher .

Answer 29

The Lieutenant Colonel (O-5)

Question 30

When cover is available, there's poor visibility for enemy, and greater speed required, what is necessary?

Answer 30

High crawl

Question 31

When cover is scarce, the enemy has good observation, and speed is not essential, what kind of crawl is necessary?

Answer 31

Low crawl

Question 32

By walking heel to toe watching, where you step avoiding loud elements, you are performing what?

Answer 32

A Night Walk

Question 33

How do you cross a wall?

Answer 33

Recon the wall, quickly jump over keeping a low silhouette

Question 34

By shortening the stock to have ability to raise rifle when needed, preventing muzzle protrusion at corner you are using what technique?

Answer 34

Short-stock technique

Question 35

How do you use popping the corner?

Answer 35

Used at prone and muzzle pointed in the direction

Question 36

When crossing an open areas such as alleys, streets, and parks, which should be avoided, (A.K.A. AS WHAT) they are natural kill zones for enemy crew served weapons. Use (WHAY) to obscure enemy vision.

Answer 36

Danger area Smoke screen

Question 37

CASEVAC Priority 1

Answer 37

Urgent

Question 38

CASEVAC Priority 1-A

Answer 38

Urgent-Surgical

Question 39

CASEVAC Priority 2

Answer 39

Priority

Question 40

CASEVAC Priority 3

Answer 40

Routine

Question 41

CASEVAC Priority 4

Answer 41

Convenience

Question 42

In this CASEVAC Priority, evacuate as soon as possible and within a maximum of 2 hours in order to save life, limb, or eyesight, to prevent complications of serious illness, or to avoid permanent disability.

Answer 42

Priority 1 - Urgent

Question 43

This CASEVAC Priority is assigned to patients who must receive far forward surgical intervention to save life and to stabilize them for further evacuation.

Answer 43

Priority 1A - Urgent Surgical

Question 44

This CASEVAC Priority is assigned to sick and wounded personnel requiring prompt medical care. evacuate within 4 hours or his medical condition could deteriorate to such a degree that he will become an URGENT.

Answer 44

Priority

Question 45

This CASEVAC is assigned to sick and wounded personnel requiring evacuation but whose condition is not expected to deteriorate significantly. The sick and wounded in this category should be evacuated within 24 hours.

Answer 45

Priority 3 - Routine

Question 46

This CASEVAC Priority is assigned to patients for whom evacuation by medical vehicle is a matter of medical convenience rather than necessity.

Answer 46

Priority 4 - Convenience

Question 47

The size of helo, debris and trees, flat surface, security are the four factors to consider when doing what?

Answer 47

When preparing a landing zone

Question 48

The letter "T" is used when marking what?

Answer 48

A Landing Zone

Question 49

What are your Nine Lines? Acrynom to remember: Lone Ranger Navy Sniper Needs Some Medical Personnel Now

Answer 49

LINE 1 – Location of Pick up Site LINE 2 – Radio Frequency LINE 3 – Number of Patients by Precedence LINE 4 – Special Equipment Required LINE 5 – Number of Patients by Types (Litter or Ambulatory) LINE 6 – Security of Pickup Site(wartime)/Number and type of wound, injury, illness(peacetime) LINE 7 – Method of Marking LINE 8 – Patient Nationality and Status LINE 9 – NBC(wartime)/Terrain Description(peacetime)