Marine Corps Doctrine
Weapons Systems
Tac Planning
Knowledge checks ( random)
100

This document is considered the cornerstone of Marine Corps warfighting philosophy

What is MCDP-1? (Warfighting)

100

What is the maximum effective range of the M4 carbine? 

What is 500m (Point target) 

100

Begin planning, Arrange recon, Make recon, Complete the plan, Issue the order, Supervise, are the 6 troop leading steps that make up this acronym.

What is BAMCIS? 
100

This is the minimum safe engagement distance of the Mk19 HE round in training

what is 310m
200
  • The six warfighting functions include command and control, fires, and this critical function that supports maneuver.

What is Logistics?

200

What is the effective range of the Javelin anti-tank missile system?

What is 2,500 m? 

200

These are the 3 types of defensive operations

what are Area, Mobile, and Retrograde? 

200

These 4 safeties keep you from blowing yourself or your Marines to hell with an m67 Fragmentation grenade 

CONFIDENCE CLIP, SAFETY CLIP, SAFETY PIN, SAFETY LEVER

300

Identify the term used to describe achieving a position of advantage over an adversary through speed and decisiveness.

What is Maneuver Warfare?

300

Name the shoulder-fired weapon designed to defeat armor.

What is the AT-4/ Carl-G (MAAWS)

300

These are the 3 types of orders used in Tac planning 

WARNO, FRAGO, Operations order 

300

This funny acronym that describes both defensive obstacle employment and the average Nebraska resident's idea of a good time 

What is FOCDPIG

400

This concept stresses exploiting enemy weaknesses while avoiding strength. (What is critical vulnerability?)

What is CG (critical vulnerability) 

400

This antipersonnel mine has a kill radius of 50m at 60 degrees and an effective range of 100m with a 10% chance of hitting a man-siz target

What is the M81 Claymore? 

400

This type of reconnaissance mission focuses on gathering intelligence for planning offensive operations.

What is Route Reconnaissance? 

400

these are the elements of a proper signal plan, along with types of signals used in each section

What are Action, To/From, Primary, Alternate, And tertiary. Primary: Observable action, Alt: comm (always), Tertiary: physical signal (smoke, air panel, pyro, etc) 

500

Name the term that describes continuous observation to gain intelligence on the enemy.

What is Reconnaissance 
500

What is the Marine Corps' primary indirect fire weapon at the company level?  

What is the 60mm mortar? 
500

These elements make up the 5 paragraph order 

Situation, Mission, Execution, Admin/ Logistics, Command/signal

500

These are the two types of patrols according to mission

what are combat and recon