Recon Fundamentals
Security Fundamentals
Basic Scout Skills
Movement & Manuver
Abbrevations
100

This reconnaissance characteristic means scouts must constantly confirm or deny information instead of assuming 

What is ensure continuous reconnaissance 

100

This security form provides early and accurate warning to protect the main body

What is a screen

100

This scout skill involves ensures that they are out of view of the enemy but not entirely safe from direct fire from weapon systems

What is Concealmeant

100

This movement consideration determines how close or spread out soldiers or vehicles are during movement 

What is spacing

100

This abbreviation marks a specific area on the ground where enemy activity is expected to occur and where reconnaissance assets are tasked to observe.

What Is Named area of Intrest

200

This reconnaissance task focuses on gaining information without directly being engaged

What is avoid decusuve engagment

200

This concept scouts use one or more like assets that directs follow-on collection by another system 

What is Cueing

200

This basic skill is used when scouts establish designated points along their route to reorient, report, or reorganize 

What is Checkpoints

200

This movement graphic control measure helps units maintain orientation and prevent fratricide while maneuvering.


What is Phase Line

200

This abbreviation stands for the battlefield medical guidelines followed by Soldiers to treat casualties

What Is Tactical Combat Casualty Care

300

This reconnaissance task requires scouts to remain focused on the commanders CCIR's and avoid getting stuck in unnecessary engagements

What is retain freedom of maneuver

300

This security task is used to delay or defeat enemy forces to protect the main body, often acting alone

What is cover

300

This scout technique requires scouts to use terrain, vegetation, and micro-terrain to mask their approach while maintaining observation of the enemy

What is cover & concealement

300

This formation is the most commonly used by scouts during tactical movement because it balances speed, control, spacing and security while allowing rapid transition to other formations.

What is a wedge formation 

300

This abbreviation refers to the prioritized information that supports the commander’s situational understanding

What is Commander's Critical Information Requirements

400

This reconnaissance principle requires deliberately maintaining pressure, observation, and tracking the enemy so they cannot move, reposition, or surprise friendly elements 

What is maintain enemy contact

400

The card gives information to the Platoon Leader to help & develop the platoon's fire plan

What is range card

400

This skill requires scouts to select terrain that offers both a vantage point and survivability while maintaining sustained observation of the enemy without compromise

What is selecting an observation post

400

This bounding technique keeps one element in constant overwatch while the moving element advances only to the level of the over-watching element, then they repeat maximizing control and security during movement.


What is Successive Bounding

400

Abbreviation for the 8 forms of contact

What is DINOCAVE

500

This reconnaissance concept requires scouts to identify what the commander must know and structure all reconnaissance assets to answer those essential questions

What is orient on the reconnaissance objective

500

This warfighting function focuses on preventing surprise, providing early warning, and preserving the main body's movement by detecting, disrupting, or defeating enemy's actions

What is Security

500

This scout skill combines terrain association, route planning, maps, compasses, and other forms of movement to move across unknown terrain

What is land navigation

500

This maneuver action requires a unit to deliberately move from one position to another to sustain momentum, maintain observation or contact, and avoid becoming decisively engaged.


What is Displacement 

500

This abbreviation represets the eight step planning used by leaders to analyze the mission, develop a course of action and prepare their soldiers for execution

What is Troop Leading Procedures

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