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| What AR/DA PAM proscribes the policies/procedures for completing Evaluation reports that support E.R.S.? |
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| * AR 623-3 / DA PAM 623-3 |
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| What AR covers the Red Cross? |
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| What DA Form is used to record the APFT? |
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| What DA Form is used to record the NCO Evaluation Report? |
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| What DA Form is used for NCO counseling and checklist record? |
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| What for is used as the promotion points worksheet? |
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| What FM covers the M4 Carbine? |
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| What FM covers the M320 & M203? |
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| What FM covers the M2 Machine Gun? |
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| What FM covers the M249/M60 & M240 MG? |
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| What FM covers First Aid? |
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| What FM covers Leadership? |
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| What FM covers Counseling? |
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| What FM cover Training the Force? |
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| What is the FM that covers NCO Duties, Responsibilities and Authorities? |
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| What FM covers Guard Duty? |
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| When was 2-23IN constituted? |
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| How many campaigns does 2-23 have credit for? |
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* 10: Civil War, Indian War, Spanish
-American War, Philippine
Insurrection, WW I, WW II, Korean
War, Vietnam War, Iraq (OIF),
Afghanistan (OEF) |
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| How many unit awards does 2-23IN have? |
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* 19: 7 Presidential Unit Citations, 3
Republic of Korea citations and 1
Valorous Unit citation. |
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| What are the Four fundamentals of Marksmanship? |
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* Steady position
* Proper aim
* Breathing
* Trigger squeeze |
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| What are the two basic elements of the sight picture? |
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* Sight alignment.
* Placing of the aim point. |
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| Name the five phases in basic rifle marksmanship? |
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* Preliminary rifle instruction.
* Down range feedback.
* Field fire.
* Advanced rifle marksmanship.
* Advanced optics, laser & iron sights |
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| Name the different categories of malfunctions for the M4? |
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* Failure to feed, chamber and lock.
* Failure to fire.
* Failure to extract.
* Failure to eject. |
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| What are the eight steps in the functioning of the M4? |
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* Feeding
* Chambering
* Locking
* Firing
* Unlocking
* Extracting
* Ejecting
* Cocking |
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| What is the maximum range of the M2 Machine Gun? |
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| What is the maximum effective range of the M2 Machine Gun? |
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| What are the rates of fire for the M2 Machine Gun? |
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* Single Shot
* Slow
* Rapid
* Cyclic |
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| What is the maximum range of the MK19? |
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| What are the rates of fire for the MK19? |
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* Sustained: 40 rounds min.
* Rapid: 60 rounds min.
* Cyclic: 325/375 rounds min. |
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| How many steps are there in the cycle operation of the MK19 and what are they? |
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* 6: Charging, Extracting/Delinking,
Cocking, Firing, Blowback and
Automatic feeding. |
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* Process used by leaders to review w/
the subordinate demonstrated
performance and potential. |
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| How many approaches are there to counseling and what are they? |
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* 3:
* Directive
* Non-Directive
* Combined |
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| 4 basic components of a counseling session? |
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* Open the Session
* Discuss the issues
* Develop a plan
* Record & Close |
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| 4 stages of the counseling process? |
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* Identify the need for counseling.
* Prepare for the counseling.
* Conduct the counseling.
* Follow up. |
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| Characteristics of effective counseling? |
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* Purpose
* Flexibility
* Respect
* Communication
* Support |
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| 3 major categories of developmental counseling? |
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* Event counseling.
* Performance counseling.
* Professional counseling. |
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| ABC's of medical treatment? |
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* Open the airway, restore breathing.
* Stop the bleeding, protect the wound.
* Prevent shock. |
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| How many NCOER's are there and what are they? |
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* 7:
* Annual.
* Change of rater.
* Relief for cause.
* 60 Day rater option.
* 60 Day senior rater option.
* Temporary duty, special duty or compassionate reassignment.
* Complete the record. |
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| What is the minimum period of time for the rater qualification? |
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| How many parts to an NCOER are there and what are they? |
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* Part I - Admin Data.
* Part II - Authentication.
* Part III - Duty Description.
* Part IV - Army values/NCO
Responsibilities.
* Part V - Overall performance and potential. |
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| What are the three levels of leadership? |
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* Direct
* Organizational
* Strategic |
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| What are the 3 leader actions? |
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* Influencing
* Operating
* Improving |
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* Specified
* Directed
* Implied |
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| 7 steps of problem solving? |
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* Identify the problem
* Gather information
* Develop criteria
* Generate possible solutions
* Analyze possible solutions
* Compare possible solutions
* make and implement a plan |
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| Attribute of an Army Leader? |
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* A leader of Character
* A leader with presence
* A leader with intellectual capacity |
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| 3 ways a leader can develop others? |
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* Counseling
* Coaching
* Mentoring |
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| What FM cover Land navigation? |
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| What FM covers Land Navigation? |
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| What are 3 types of contour lines? |
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* Index
* Intermediate
* Supplementary |
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| What are 5 major terrain features found on a map? |
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* Hill
* Ridge
* Valley
* Saddle
* Depression |
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| What are the 3 minor terrain features found on a military map? |
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| What are the 2 supplementary terrain features found on a military map? |
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| * A map is a graphic representation of a portion of the earth’s surface drawn to scale, as seen from above. |
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| * A horizontal angle, measured in a clockwise manner from a north base line, expressing direction. |
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| * Universal Transverse Mercator |
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| What does the term intersection mean? |
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| * Finding the location of an unknown point by sighting two or more known points. |
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| What does the term resection mean? |
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| * Resection is the method of locating one’s position on a map by determining the grid azimuth to at least two well-defined locations that can be pinpointed on the map. |
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| Name the different slopes found on a map. |
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* Gentle
* Steep
* Concave
* Convex |
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| What DA PAM covers The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS)? |
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| What Army Regulation covers the Army Materiel Maintenance Policy? |
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| What are the 4 levels of Maintenance? |
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* Unit
* Direct support (DS)
* General support (GS)
* Depot |
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| When is a PMCS required to be performed? |
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| * Before, during and after the operation of a piece of equipment and also at weekly and monthly intervals |
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| What AR covers Army Training and Leader Development? |
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| 1st line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| * Location of Pickup site |
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| 2nd line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| * Radio Frequency, call sign and suffix |
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| 3rd line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| * No. of patients by precedence |
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| 4th line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| * Special equipment required |
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| 5th line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| * No. of patients by type |
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| 6th line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| * Security of the Pickup site. |
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| 7th line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| * Method of marking pickup site. |
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| 8th line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| * Patients nationality and status. |
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| 9th line of the 9-line MEDEVAC? |
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| In the M.I.S.T report what does the M stand for? |
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* Mechanism of injury (What caused the
injury) |
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| In the M.I.S.T report what does the I stand for? |
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* Type of injury (found and or
suspected) |
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| In the M.I.S.T report what does the S stand for? |
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* Signs (pulse rate, blood pressure
respiratory rate) |
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| In the M.I.S.T report what does the T stand for? |
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* Treatment given (morphine,
tourniquet) |
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| What are the three fundamentals of directing & controlling direct fires? |
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* Distribution and Concentration.
* Fire Patterns, Firing Techniques,
and rates of fire.
* Control - Fire Planning and Fire
Commands. |
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| What are the rates of fire for the M249? |
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* Sustained: 3-5rd burst,4-5 sec.
between bursts, 50 rds. min, barrel
chg. every 10min
* Rapid: 8-10rd burst, 2-3 sec between
bursts, 200 rds. min, barrel chg.
every 2 min
* Cyclic: 650-850 rds. min. Barrel
chg. every 1 min. |
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| M-249 max effective range for point target? |
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* On tripod ................ 800 meters
* On bipod ................. 600 meters |
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| M-249 max effective range for area target? |
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* On tripod .............. 1,000 meters
* On bipod ................. 800 meters |
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| M320 Max Effective range point target? |
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| M320 Max Effective range area target? |
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