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| Administrative and Combat |
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| Provides the plan for service support of operations, including administrative movements. |
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| A stand-alone order that facilitates an uncommitted unit's movement. |
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| A stand-alone order that facilitates an uncommitted unit's movement. |
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| A preliminary notice of an order or action that is to follow. |
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| Provides timely changes of existing orders to subordinate and supporting commanders while providing notification to higher and adjacent commands. |
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| limited-objective form an attack, usually small-scale, involving swift penetration of hostile territory to secure information, confuse the enemy, or destroy installations |
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| Linear, L-shaped, V-shaped |
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| An offensive movement supported by fire. |
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| Does not normally allow for extensive preparation or planning |
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| Carefully plan and coordinate |
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| Four types of offensive operations |
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| Movement to contact, attack, exploitation, and pursuit |
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| Two categories of patrols |
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| Combat and reconnaissance |
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| Three types of combat patrols |
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| Types of reconnaissance patrols |
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| Area, route, zone, and point |
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| Initial, en route, objective, reentry, near- and far-side |
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| 5 Paragraphs of the Operations Order (OPORD) |
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Mission
Execution
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| 8 Troop Leading Procedures |
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Receive the Mission
Issue a Warno
Make a Tentative Plan
Start Necessary Movements
Reconnoiter
Complete the Plan
Issue the Completed Order
Supervise, Rehearse & Inspect |
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Where you are Going
Others you are taking with you
Time expected to return
What to do if you don't return
Actions to be taken if you/they make contact |
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| Mission Analysis (METT-T-C) |
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Enemy
Troops
Terrain
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Liquid
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Size
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Equipment |
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| Last Cover and Concealment |
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| Casualty Collection Point |
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| Squad File, Squad Column Fire Team Wedge, Squad Line |
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| Professor of Military Science |
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| Senior Military Instructor |
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| 16-44 soldiers, Lieutenant |
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| 300-1,000 soldiers, Lieutenant Colonel |
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| 3,000-5,000 soldiers, Colonel |
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| 10,000-15,000 soldiers, Major General |
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| 20,000-45,000 soldiers, Lieutenant General |
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| 50,000+, Lieutenant Colonel or higher |
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Black: Man-made features
Blue: Water features
Brown: Elevation on older maps
Green: Vegetation
Red: Man-made features (roads)
Red-Brown: Non-surveyed spots of elevation |
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| Is played at the beginning of the day |
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| Played at the end of the day |
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When US National Anthem is played
When you see uncased National Colors outdoors
On ceremonial occasions
During the raising and lowering of the US Flag
During the sounding of honors
Pledge of Allegiance is recited outdoors
Relieving an officer or turning over control
Rendering reports
Greeting officers of friendly foreign countries
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Remove headgear.
Knock.
Enter when told to do so.
Approach within 2 steps of the officer's desk.
Halt.
Salute.
Report "Sir (Ma'am), Cadet Lindeman reports".
Hold salute until report is complete and the officer returned your salute.
At end of report, salute again.
Hold salute until it is returned. |
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Team Leader
Rifleman
Automatic Rifleman
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| Elements of a Squad Fire Team |
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Squad Leader
Alpha Team Leader
Rifleman x2
Grenadier x2
Automatic Rifleman x2
Bravo Team Leader |
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| 3 Individual Movement Techniques |
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Low Crawl
High Crawl
3-5 Second Rush |
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Do not have to move quickly.
Less than a foot of cover and concealment. |
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Have to move quickly.
Route offers cover and concealment. |
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Have no cover or concealment.
In enemy fire territory. |
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Centerhold
Compass to Cheek |
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