Combat service support
Squad tactics
Scouting and patrolling
Air assault operations
MCDP 1-3
100

What are the three components of the logistics continuum?

Strategic 

Tactical

Operational

100

Define offensive operations

Operations which aim at destroying or defeating an enemy. Their purpose is to impose US will on the enemy and achieve decisive victory

100

What does SLLS stand for?

Stop

Look

Listen

Smell

100

What are the five stages for planning an air assault operation?

Ground tactical planning

Landing

Air movement

Loading

Tactical extraction

100

What is the third chapter name?

Gaining the advantage

200

What are the six functions of tactical level logistics

Supply

Maintenance

Transportation

General engineering

Health services

Services

200

What are the four types of offensive operations?

Exploitation

Movement to contact

Attack

Pursuit

200

What are the three types of recon patrols?

Zone

Area

Route

200

Name one capability of vertical assault operations

  1. Attack enemy positions from any direction

  2. Overfly or bypass barriers and obstacles and strike objectives in otherwise inaccessible areas

  3. Conduct deep attacks and raids beyond the forward line of our own troops

  4. Rapidly concentrate, disperse, or redeploy to extend the area of influence

  5. Provide responsive reserves allowing commanders to commit a larger portion of their forces to action

  6. Conduct fast paced operations over extended distances

  7. Rapidly reinforce committed units

  8. Conduct night terrain flight with the use of night vision devices, which allows them to locate a landing zone and land without illumination 

200

What is the fifth chapter name?

Adapting

300

What is the eighth class of supply?

Medical material

300

What does SAF stand for?

Hint: consolidation and reorganization

Security

Automatic weapons

Fields of fire

300

What are the four types of combat patrols?

SCAR

Security patrol

Contact patrol

Ambush patrol

Raid

300

Name one limitation

  1. Severe weather

  2. Reliance on airborne communication

  3. Reduced ground mobility once inserted

  4. Limited accessibility to supporting arms, especially indirect fires

  5. Increased logistical considerations

300

Which chapter would building on advantage go?

exploiting success and finishing

400

What are the corrective action options to achieve the fastest possible return

  1. Inspection and classification

  2. SAT: service, adjustment, tuning

  3. Testing and calibration

  4. Repair and modification

  5. Rebuilding and overhaul

  6. Reclamation and recovery

400
What does SAM-K stand for?

Suppress

Assess

Move

Kill

400

What are the three components of a combat patrol?

Security

Support

Assault

400

Name one vulnerability

  1. Attack by enemy air defense weapons systems during the movement phase

  2. Attack by NBC systems, because of limited NBC protection and decontamination

  3. Attacks (ground, air, artillery) during loading and unloading phases

  4. Electronic warfare (jamming), due to the heavy reliance on radio communications for command and control

400

Which chapter would things like maneuver, terrain, weather, exploiting the environment go under?

Gaining the advantage

500

What are the seven principals of supply

Responsiveness

Economy

Attainability

Flexibility

Survivability

Sustainability

Simplicity

500

What are the two types of exploitation

Pursuit by fire

Continuation of attack

500

What are the three movement techniques?

Traveling

Traveling overwatch

Bounding overwatch

500

What chapter is control in combat, cooperation, and discipline in?

Cooperating

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