MEDEVAC
React to ID Fire
RADIOS
SITREP
Army
Boomers
100

What is information needs to be transmitted in Line 1?

Grid Coordinates (Location of pickup site)

100

You hear the command “INCOMING!” What is your immediate action?

Take cover/protect yourself and immediately react to the incoming indirect fire.

100

What proword is used to indicate that the transmission is finished and no response is expected?

OUT

100

What does SITREP stand for?

Situation Report

100

What regulation covers wear and appearance of the military uniform?

AR 670-1

200

What is information needs to be transmitted in Line 2?

Radio Frequency & Callsign

200

What does LACE stand for?

Liquids, Ammo, Casualties, Equipment

200

You need to pass information over a radio net, but the information is lengthy and complicated. What should you do rather than transmitting the entire message at once?

Break the transmission

200

Your squad leader asks you for a SITREP, but nothing has changed since your last report. What should you communicate?

Report that there has been no significant change in the situation

200

Name the Army Values

Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage

200

At what age can you start collecting social security retirement benefits?

62

300

Your casualty needs to be evacuated within 4 hours to prevent their condition from worsening? what would classify them as in Line 3?

Priority = P

(Urgent is within 1 hour)

(Routine is within 24 hours)

300

Your team takes indirect fire and suffers one casualty. You are still receiving fire. What are your priorities?

1. Return fire/suppress, if capable, seek cover

300

You are receiving a transmission but cannot understand the sender because of interference. What should you say?

Say Again

300

Your platoon leader asks, “What is your SITREP?” You don't know the exact number of enemy personnel, but you know they are moving toward your position. Should you wait until you have all the information before reporting?

No. Report what you know immediately and identify information that is unknown.

300

What regulation governs Physical Fitness Training and Army Fitness Test policy?

AR 350-1

300

Which social media platform do boomers use the most?

Facebook

400

Your casualty cannot move their legs, and must lie flat? what information do you provide? and What line do you provide it in?

Line 5 - L for Litter
400

What are the 3 D's

Direction, Distance and Description.

400

Your radio powers on, but the display is blank or abnormal. What do you do?

Inspect power source/battery, connections, controls/cables.

400

Your element reports: “We have contact. We're taking fire. We have casualties.” What critical information is missing?

At minimum, location, enemy location/activity, friendly personnel status, number/condition of casualties, and actions being taken/assistance required.

400

What is the first General Order?

I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.

400

This photo is from a commercial for which product?

Life Alert

500

You want to reduce the effectiveness of enemy interception, jamming, and direction-finding. What radio mode do you use?

Frequency Hop

500

Your squad leader says: **“Give me a SITREP, but you have only 10 seconds.” What is the biggest mistake you could make?

Giving unnecessary information, failing to communicate the critical facts

500

What are the 10 exercises of the prepatory drill.

Bend and Reach, Rear Lunge, High Jumper, Rower, Squat Bender, Windmill, Forward Lunge, Prone Row, Bent Leg Body Twist, & Pushup.