Medical Knowledge
A man just had his arm severed in a car accident. He is bleeding profusely and it doesn't show any signs of stopping. What would you apply to keep this man alive?
What is a tourniquet.
The length and width of a garrison flag.
What is 20ft by 38ft
The two parts of a command.
What is the preparatory command, and command of execution.
The 3 styles of leadership.
The value in which you do the right thing, even if no one is watching.
An effort to restart the heart manually after it has stopped.
What is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. (CPR)
The length and width of a post flag
A full 180 degree turn.
What is an about face.
The definition of leadership is this.
What is the ability to motivate others into completing a collective goal.
An obligation.
What is duty.
A third degree burn is treated like this.
The original design of the American Flag.
What is Old Glory.
A movement in which every member in a squad, platoon, etc. turns at the same time.
What is a flank.
Which style of leadership would be best for this scenario? You are in command of a platoon and you have been given a mission to assist a fellow platoon with insurgents. When you finally arrive, a missile strike hits dangerously close to your platoon, knocking you all to the ground. Hysteria starts to rise and it is clear that you cannot control the situation. There are 4 other members that have recovered and are awaiting orders.
What is delegating.
Treating people as they should be treated.
What is respect.
A man has a wound on his abdomen that is deep and bleeding profusely. What would you do to stop the bleeding?
What is packing.
The ratio of standard flags in the U.S.
What is 1:1.9
A movement in which every member of a squad, platoon, etc. turns on a specific point.
What is a column.
Being able to overcome challenges and face adversity head on.
What is Personal Courage.
The direction the union faces on a soldier's uniform.
What is forward, towards the fight.
Several battalions together form this.
The ability to uphold all other values.