Accidents/Incident Reporting
Report all accidents/incidents regardless of how minor to this person or persons of your unit.
Leadership
These are the most common Army injuries
Overuse strains, sprains, and stress fractures
You should never do this on a flooded road
Drive through it
High body temperature (103* or higher); hot, red, dry or damp skin; fast, strong pulse; headache, dizziness, confusion, passing out is this kind of heat-related illness
Heat Stroke
The Army was founded on this date
14 June 1775
This person or persons will assist you in obtaining medical care and complete accident/incident documentation.
Leadership
Many vehicle accidents are the result of this
Exceeding speed limits
If caught outside during a thunderstorm with lightning, seek shelter in these types of areas
Sturdy structure or hardtop vehicle
Heavy sweating; cold, pale, and clammy skin; fast, weak pulse; nausea/vomiting; muscle cramps, dizziness, headache, fainting is this kind of heat-related illness
Heat exhaustion
This many men have held the rank of 5-star Generals
5
Fort McCoy Form 354 is also referred to as this
Accident/Incident Report Form
Between 2006 and 2018, 31.9% of active-duty military deaths were the result of this
Training Accidents
If you are outside when a tornado approaches and no shelter nearby, go to this type of area
Low-lying area such as a ditch or ravine and lie flat
Heat casualty prevention include these
Hydration prior to training, adequate sleep and nutrition prior to training
This Army installation is the largest in the United States
Fort Bragg
In the event of a medical or fire emergency in the cantonment area, call
911
Aware of your surroundings and all conditions that may impact your activities is known as this
Situational Awareness
Tornados can reach winds speeds up to this
300mph
Drinking more water than the body can excrete through sweating and urination can lead to this
Water intoxication
She was the first female four-star general in the U.S. Army
Ann E. Dunwoody
In the event of a medical or fire emergency in field/training areas, call
Range Control
PPE is an acronym for
Personal Protection Equipment
Stay indoors for a minimum of this many minutes after the last clap of thunder
30 minutes
In the event of a heat casualty, it is recommended to do this
Lay down in shade with feet elevated; undress as much as possible; immediately begin cooling with ice sheets, ice packs, cool water
The U.S. Army Military Academy opened on this date
July 4, 1802