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| What are the 3 categories in the command input portion of the PES score that a command grades a Marine on? |
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| individual character, mission accomplishment, MOS proficiency |
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| What does it mean if a Marine scores in the 88th percentile for the PFTs? |
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| they scored higher than 88% of their peers |
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| Promotions are a reflection of an expectation of ______ ______. |
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| What is the goal of the Marines Corps promotion system? |
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| to promote the highest qualified Marines |
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| What are the three criteria that Marines must meet in order to qualify for Meritorious promotions? |
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-PME complete
-superior performance above peers
-no RCP or MAP |
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| A group of people whose world ____ unites them in a system of social structures and shared _____ are known as a ____ ____. |
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| view, ideas, cultural group |
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| How often are PES scores computed? |
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| How many points is each PES score category worth? |
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| What does BAMCIS stand for? |
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Begin the planning
Arrange reconnaissance
Make reconnaissance
Complete the planning
Issue orders
Supervise |
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| What are the 4 types of combat patrols? |
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| ambush, security, raid, contact |
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| What two parts of an Ops Order is required in a FRAGO? |
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| What does the acronym SAFE stand for? |
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Security
Automatic weapons placement
Fields of fire
Entrenchment |
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| What is the difference between enemy CV and COG? |
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CV: how we can exploit their weak points
COG: what the enemy is good at |
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| What are the components of METT-T? |
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Mission
Enemy forces
Terrain & weather
Troops & available fire support
Time/Space/Logistics |
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| Swift and positive small unit reaction to visual or physical contact to the enemy is provided by what? |
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| Why do we use range cards? |
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| demonstrates the terrain assigned to a weapons system to cover by fire |
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| True or False: a terrain model is in the composition of the operations order. |
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| What is cover and concealment, and how are they different? |
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cover: protection from enemy fire
concealment: protection from enemy observation |
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| What are the 2 types of patrols? |
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| What acronym should you use when reporting information about enemy forces? |
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| A tactical column facilitates what is a squad formation? |
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-speed & control
-max fire power to the flanks |
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| Why do we use combat orders? |
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| to convey a mission and the plan to achieve it |
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| State 3 types of camouflage patterns. |
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| splotching, striping, splotching & striping |
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| When communicating an Enemy Spotting report (SPOTREP) the acronym is an established method to remember how and what to report about the enemy? |
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S - size
A - activity
L - location
U - unit
T - time
E - equipment |
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| When a patrol leader has completed planning, initial preparations have progressed, members of the patrol are assembled, and then roll call is taken to ensure all patrol members are present. Which step does the sentence best describe? |
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