The forms that should be included in the standard operational procedure (SOP) book are

-DA Form 1544, Cash Collection Sheet

-DA Form 3032 Signature Headcount Sheet

-DA Form 4808-R Table of meal rates

The dfac serving period is a total of 90 minutes

and the installation commander is authorized to approve deviation from that time

Individual appointed by the next higher HQ

and by an E-5 or above and Quarterly

type of personnel (army, navy, marine, etc)

meals

total meals by #

total SIK

total cash

check cables for secure connections

avoid letting cable connections remain in running/standing water

keep components protected wherever possible

follow service procedures, replace air filters and fuel nozzle more frequently

keep equipment shaded wherever possible

dont touch hot metal surfaces with bare hands

be aware that fuel expands as the temp rises

dont store MBU where they are fully exposed to the sun for long periods

keep burners and alike equipment protected when not in use

ensure fuel storage is not being contaminated with dust

wipe equipment down frequently

check air vents and clean if necessary

baking

roasting

boiling

grilling

deep fat frying

hot foods- 2qts hot water for a period of 30 min

cold foods- 2qts of ice for a period of 30 min

hot- 3-5 hrs

cold- 3-4 hrs

menu item

# of servings

date/time item was prepared

tactical

non tactical

good natural cover

good access road

high and dry ground near a protected slope

sandy loam and gravel soil

area large enough to facilitate field kitchen site

Kitchen

Company

Level

Field

Feeding

burying

or

burning

straight serving line set-up

salad, bread/butter, deserts, potatoes, vegetables, meats/gravies, condiments 

the M1948 kitchen tent

the temper tent

GP medium tent

True or False

After using a food chopping and slicing board, it should be dried off after cleaning with a dry clean cloth

check control panel for damage

check identification and instruction plates for damages, security, and legibility

inspect terminals for damage

check air intake cover wing

inspect fuel system

ensure generator set is leveled

inspect cooling fans

3 soldiers and 1 supervisor

45 min

internal 10 KW generator (TQG)

7 MBU

prep tables

beverage containers, remote food carrier, serving utensils

tray pack heater, confection oven, 2 refrigerators

griddle, pot cradle assembly, weapons rack

internal lighting system

progression

regularity

overload

variety

recovery

balance

specificity

frequency

intensity

time

type

APFT failures who dont have medical profiles

overweight personnel according to AR 600-9

those who have permanent or temporary profiles

endurance of the chest

shoulder

and tricep muscles

Extend to the Left, March

Arms Downward, Move

Left, Face

Extend to the Left, March

Arms Downward, Move

Right Face

From Front to Rear, Count Off

Even Numbers to the Left, Uncover

agility

coordination

endurance

strength

male - centered 1/8 in above the left breast pocket in as many rows as necessary

female - centered on the left side with the button row postioned parallel to the bottom edge of the nameplate

during field training

while traveling in aircraft

when in uniform outside the U.S.

for males - approximately 1 in above the notch and centered on the collar with the centerline parallel to the inside edge of the lapel

for females - approximately 5/8 inch up from the notch and centered on the collar with the centerline of the insignia parallel to the inside of the lace

hair will not fall over eyebrows

or extended below the bottom edge of the collar

hairstyles will not interfere with proper wearing of military headgear and protective mask

the step-by-step method

by the #s method

talk thru method

close interval, march

normal interval, march

double interval, march

the individual will come to the position of attention

take one 15 in step backward, face to the nearest flank, and when he is clear of the formation, double time to his post or assigned position

inspection arms

ready, port arms

sling arms

order arms

dismissed

the first rank take two steps forward

the second rank take one step forwar

the third rank stands fast

the fourth rank take a two 15 in steps backward

the 4th squad leader commands Foward

Platoon Leader

Battalion CO

Company CO

1SG and XO when requested

line formation

and column formation

company in line with platoons in line

company in columns with platoons in column

company in columns with platoons in line

company in mass formation

open the airway and restore breathing and heartbeat

stop the bleeding

dress the wound

control for shock

check for responsiveness

check for breathing

check for bleeding

check for shock

check for fractures

check for burns

check for head injury

seek medical aid asap

perform all necessary steps in order

identify all wounds and conditions

aterial - blood spurts w/ each hearbeat

venous - blood flows steady

capillary - blood oozes from the wound

thermal burns

electrical burns

chemical burns

laser burns

superficial

deep

headaches

dizziness

yawning

nausea

ears ringing

heart flutters

when a doctor tells you to stop

when someone else relieves you

when you cannot physically continue

when the casualty starts to breathe on their own

apply a field dressing

apply a manual pressure

elevate the injured leg

turn off power if possible

use a dry wooden pole or any non-conductive material to remove the casualty from live wire

administer artificial, if required and seek medical aid

cut/remove clothing from burned areas (unless stuck).

place a dry sterile dressing over the burn area and secure it loosely with a bandage.

if conscious, give small amounts of water. treat for shock

unequal pupils, fluid from the ear, nose, mouth, or injury site;

slurred speech, confusion, sleepiness, loss of memory or consciouness, staggering in walking, headaches, dizziness, vomitting, paralysis, convulsions or twitches

as last resort, when everything else fails

or when a limb, leg or arm has been cut off

calm, cool, pale, or damp skin

restlessness or nervousness

thirst

loss of blood

confusion

fast breathing

nausea or vomiting

blotched or bluish skin especially around mouth/lips

often perspires freely and may pass out

move to cover if possible

lay the casualty on the back

elevate the legs

loosen clothing at the neck, waist, or wherever its binding

prevent chilling or overheating

keep casualty calm

frostbite: actual freezing of a body part

trench foot: occurs between 32 and 50 degrees

immersion foot: occurs above 50 degrees

hypthermia: lowering of the body temperature

touch or try to push protruding organs into the wound

apply dressing or bandage too tightly because it can cause additional injuries

1st degree burn: reddening of the skin

2nd degree burn: blistering

3rd degree burn: charred flesh

remove liquid chemicals by flushing with potable water

remove dry chemicals by brushing off with a clean, dry cloth

flush with water if in larger amounts

if not dont apply water

control bleeding

apply medication

absorb excess moisture

conserve local heat

protect wound

headache

excessive sweating

weakness

dizziness

nausea

muscle cramps

pale skin

mental confusion

casualty stops sweating

skin dry and hot

fast pulse

headache

dizziness

nausea

votmiting

mental confusion

immerse in coldest water available

remove clothing and wet entire body while fanning

transport to the nearest medical facility

unexplained running nose

unexplained sudden headache

sudden drooling

blurred vision

tightness in chest or difficulty breathing

localized sweating and twitching

stomach cramps

nausea

clear it

inspect the chamber and bore for obersvation

semi-automatic

automatic

burst

to stimulate BRM live fire scenarios w/o actually firing

and to critique soldiers on fire and misfire procedures

kneeling

prone supported

prone unsupported

the continuing effort to determine the cause for the stoppage

apply a remedy to clear the stoppage once it has been identified

return weapon to operation

immediate action:

slap on the magazine

pull charging handle to the rear

observe the chamber

release charging handle

tap on the forward assist

squeeze trigger

point in a safe direction

and place safe on

remove magazine

lock bolt to the rear

check receiver and chamber for ammo

let the bolt go foward

feeding

chambering

locking

firing

unlocking

extracting

ejecting

cocking

steady position

aiming

breath control

trigger squeeze

cleaner

lubricant

preservative

solvents that prevent rust

200 meter

300 meter

400 meter

500 meter

600 meter

on the authority of the commander

when rifle are subject to be captured or abandoned in combat

mechanical - damaging of tools

burning

demolition - explosives

disposal - burying/dumping

dark adaption

off center vision

scanning

info on the existence of location

and distance between ground features

variations in terrain

burning, scattering the ashes

if burning isnt possible

tear into small pieces and scatter over a wide area

black - man made

brown - contour & relief lines

blue - water

red - main roads

green - vegetation

magnectic north when using a compass

grid north when using a map

begin from a known points on the ground and the map

orient the map to the ground and keep it orient thru movement

shadow-tip method

watch method

north star method

1000 meters

or

1 kilometer

hill

ridge

valley

saddle

deppression