OPORD Review and METT-TC
Land Nav
Map Reading
Route Planning
Sand Table and Terrain Models / 1st Aid
100

_______________ is a directive issued by a commander to subordinate commanders for the purpose of effecting the coordinated execution of an operation. They are issued to direct the execution of long-term operations as well as the execution of discrete short term operations.

What is OPORD?

100

What is the back azimuth for 350 degrees?

What is 170?

100

What color is used on a map to identify cultural features, all relief features, non-surveyed spot elevations, and elevation such as contour lines?

What is Red-Brown?

100

What is the percentage you add to your pace count for cross-country movement?

What is 20%?

100

This rehearsal technique is one of the most popular and gives a great feel for the battle space, but can present OPSEC risks if the area around the rehearsal site is not secured.

What is Terrain-Model Rehearsal?

200

Which memory aid do commanders and staffs use to describe civil considerations?

What is ASCOPE (Areas, Structures, Capabilities, Organizations, People, Events)?

200

A method of locating an unknown point by successively occupying at least two known positions on the ground, and then map sighting on the unknown location is _________.

What is intersection?

200

How do you determine the approximate elevation of a hilltop without a survey marker?

What is add one-half the contour interval to the elevation of the last contour line?

200

This point is the place where area navigation ends and point navigation begins.

What is Navigational Attack Points?

200

This rehearsal technique requires the least terrain of all rehearsals. Using tents or enclosed areas conceals the rehearsal from the enemy.

What is Digital Terrain-Model Rehearsal?

300

Name the parts of METT-TC(I)

What is Mission, Enemy, Terrain and Weather, Troops and Support Available, Time Available, Civil Considerations, and Information?

300

Convert a magnetic azimuth of 347° to a grid azimuth—(using a 5° Westerly G-M Angle)

What is 342?

300

What is the elevation of point ‘A’ on the image?

What is 170?

300

The point where the route or the handrail changes direction.

What is Catching Features?

300

You may give  ________________ to a choking casualty.

What is Abdominal thrusts?

400

Which set of variables are used by commanders and staffs to analyze and describe an environment?

What is PMESII-PT (Political, Military, Economic, Social, Information, Infrastructure, Physical Environment, and Time)? 

400

What is the magnetic azimuth from OP14 at grid FG0889 to the Tower in grid square FG1288?

What is 110?

400

What are the four (4) 100,000m Square Identifications for the Fort Knox Military Installation map?

What is EH, FH, EG, FG?

400

Linear features like roads or highways, railroads, power transmission lines, ridgelines, or streams that run roughly parallel to the direction of travel

What is Handrails?

400

________________ is a technique for opening a casualties airway.

What is Head-tilt/chin-lift method?

500

Name the 5 paragraphs of an OPORD in order

What is Situation, Mission, Execution, Sustainment, Command and Signal?

500

Friendly forces located at Tower 218 (in grid square EG8993) spot enemy fire at 307 degrees magnetic. Your platoon located at a cemetery at grid EG869951, can see the fire at 88 degrees magnetic. Where is the enemy fire coming from?

What is EG87839513?

500

What are the major, minor and supplemental terrain features?

What is hill, valley, ridge, saddle, depression / cliff, spur, draw / cut and fill?

500

This technique begins with the determination of a polar coordinate on a map and ends with the act of finding it on the ground.

What is dead reckoning?

500

________________, is the first step when performing casualty movement.

What is Identify the correct extraction device for the tactical situation?

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