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| Range Cards are a record of what? |
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| How many range cards are prepared for each position? |
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| What does the acronym TRP stand for? |
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| When would you fire into your secondary sector of fire? |
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| When ordered to fire there |
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| How many sectors of fire are included in a range card? |
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| The final protective line is the line that |
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| shoots grazing fire across your sector front |
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| What are target reference points? |
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| Natural or manmade features used to quickly locate targets. |
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| What are target reference points (TRP) used for? |
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| Controls direct-fire weapons but may be used for indirect fire weapons |
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| The information included in the marginal data section of the range card is position #, weapon, |
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| unit, call sign/date, meteres each circle represents, sensor ID numbers |
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| Where would you sketch in magnetic north data on your range card? |
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| How is the final protective line (FPL) sketched in on your sector? |
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| Thick dark line out to your weapon grazing fire distance and capping the top with an arrow. |
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| How is dad space determined on the final protective line (FPL)? |
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| Having your buddy walk the FPL |
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| The secondary sector of fire is shown on the range card by using |
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| broken or dashed line on the boundary |
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| How many operating positions does the M4 stock have? |
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| What is the function of the forward assist? |
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| Lock the bolt forward during immediate action procedure |
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| What does the acronym SPORTS stand for? |
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| slap, pull, observe, release, tap, and squeeze |
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| The primary purpose of preventative maintenance is to keep weapons |
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| clean and dry and lubricated |
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| What is the standard round used with the M4 rifle? |
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| What type of ammunition, used in the M4 carbine, had no primer? |
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| Which cartridge, used in the M4 carbine, has no projectile? |
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| How many meteres is the maximum range for the M9 pistol? |
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the front and rear sights for the M9 pistol are
a. elevated
b. fixed
c. adjustable
d. calibrated |
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| On the M9 pistol, the dual purpose of the extractor/loaded round chamber indicator is case extractor and |
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| What ball is the standard cartridge used with the M9? |
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| M882 ammunition is used against what type of target? |
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| What type of ammunition does the M203 fire? |
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| How many meters is the maximum effective range for a point target (M203)? |
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| How many meters is the kill radius for high explosive rounds? |
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| Under what conditions would you use MK19 ammunition in the M203? |
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| What type of M249 ammunition is used for dry firing exercises? |
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| How many meters is th M249 maximum effective range for an area target? |
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| In meteres, what is the maximum effective range of the M240B for a point target with tripod? |
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| In meters, what is the maximum effective range of the M870 shotgun using "00" buck shot round? |
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| When employed in a physical security role the M870 is effective because |
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| it can be used around sensitive resources such as fuels, aircraft, and equipment. |
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| How are disgnated marksman employed? |
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| individually or as a pair |
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| some optimal employment capabilities of close precision engagement (CPE) marksmen and sharpshoot teams are |
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| response, overwatch, screening, and reconnaissance |
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| The minimum and maximum grade authorized before being considered for sharpshooter is |
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| The M24 is effective against point targets out to how many meters? |
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| What are the three common characteristics hand grenades share? |
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| short employment range, small casualty radius, and delay element permits safe throwing |
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| How many meters is the kill radius for hand grenades? |
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| How many meters is the average person capable of throwing a hand grenade? |
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| The hand grenade safety clip prevents the safety lever from |
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| springing loose if the safety pin assembly is accidentally removed |
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| How can the M72 LAW be employed and fired? |
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| shoulder, standing, sitting, prone position, and kneeling |
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| Which statement best describes the M72 LAW? |
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| requires little from the user other than a visual inspection and some maintenance |
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| If the trigger-arming handle fails to stay in the ARM postion, check |
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| to see if the launcher is fully extended |
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| If a misfire occurs, how many seconds do you wait before removing the launcher from your shoulder? |
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| The sights of the AT4 resembler sights of what other weapon? |
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| If you decide not to fire M136 AT4 what must you do immediately? |
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| The Claymore mine is used primarily as a/an |
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| When the claymore is employed in an uncontrolled role it is considered a |
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| The two detonator wells located on the top of the Claymore allow for |
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| How is the Claymore employed when used as part of the base defense obstacle plan? |
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| stop, delay, and disrupt enemy attacks |
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| For effective coverage of the entire front of a position, place mines in a line no cloer than 5 meters and no farther apart than. |
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| The final step in laying a mine is to turn legs rearward and then downward and spread each pair of legs at a |
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| When aiming mines with slit-type peep sight and knife-edge sight, how many inches to the rear of the sight do you position your eye? |
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| Where should the Claymore firing position be located? |
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| After proling firing, the barrel of the MK19 will |
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| How many calendar days can the QFEBJ sustain operations before requiring resupply? |
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| The MK19 is most effectively employed as a |
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| mobile suppressive fire platform covering a specific zone. |
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| The MK19 has little effect on which type of targets? |
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| The MK19 is capable of producing controlled and accurate fire for |
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| The M2 is a very effective, versatile weapon that is |
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| belt fed, recoil operated, and air cooled. |
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| what is the maximum number of meters for the M2 50-caliber machine gun? |
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| The M2 is most effectively employed when |
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| What factors influence employment actions of the M2? |
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| Mission, terrain, target engagement, and rules of engagement |
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| Grazing fire occurs when the projectile does not rise more than how many meters above the ground? |
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| Leaders shoudl position weapons where they |
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| protect, avoid detection, and surprise enemy with lethal fire. |
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| When the primary threat is from dismounted infantry, the squad leader shoudl position weapons |
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| on the most likely dismounted avenue of approach first |
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| Areas that cannon be coverd by fire from a given position because of obstacle are called |
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| Leaders select fixed positions that provide the MK19 team the opportunity to |
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| dismount and utilize the accuracy of the T&E mechanism. |
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| The first step in connecting the line to the TA-312 is |
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| strip away 1 inch of insulation from the ends of the two wires |
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| To operate the TA-312/PT in the LB mode you must |
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| place the INT/EXT switch to INT position |
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| When operating the SB-22, the operator uses the generator hand wheel to |
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| signal the called party when calls are extended |
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| After you located a grounding site and dig your hole, drive the grounding rod in until the |
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| top of the rod is about 3 inches above the bottom of the hole |
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| When shoudl hard wire lines be inspected? |
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| Before installation and daily when installed |
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| When confronted with a culvert obstacel while running field wire, the wire |
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| should be passed through a culvert if possible |
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| Continuous line connected to every phone and switchboard |
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| Why should you recover field wire afer an operation? |
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| So that the enemy can't use it or interfere with other operations |
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| After the conductors have been cut, how many inches should they be staggered when splicing field wire? |
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| Which channel on the analog/portable radio communication (AN/PRC) 139 is reserved for priority use? |
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| To remove the antenna from the receiver on an analog/portable radio communication (AN/PRC) 139, you must |
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| turn the antenna counterclockwise |
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| During initial power-up how many seconds will the frequency fill device execute a display segment? |
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| What is the RX IF bandwidth programmable for? |
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| 136-174 MHz and 403-470 MHz receiver |
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Which statement is a step in base-station installation?
a. finding a good grounding location
b. inspecting the strap assembly
c. installing the power supply
d. setting up the operations tent |
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| Installing the pwer supply |
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| When installing the power supply, select a flat surface |
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| 6 feet from the base station |
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| Where is the guard receiver-transmitter installed in the base station? |
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| When is the programming cable used with the base station? |
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| For external programming of the portable radio communicatin (PRC) 139. |
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| What is one of the causes for failure of the push-to talk (PTT) button on the portable radion communicatin (PRC) 139? |
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| What has the tendency to cause rusting and malfunctions in radios? |
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| Submersion in 6 inches of water |
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| What is the first step in erecting the antenna mast? |
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| selecting an unobstructed site |
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| How many personnel are required to erect the assembled antenna mast? |
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| One of the elements of signal operating instructions (SOI) is |
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| complete supplemental instructions |
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| Signal operating instructions (SOI) will allow base defense forces to ensure that communications are |
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| Which of the concepts listed is necessary for effective communications? |
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| One of the three rules to remember when using the authentication sheet is to |
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| remember that the first three letters you pass or receive must be set letters. |
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