UDR-13/PDR-77
THIS devices has 3 probes
what is the PDR-77
this is what DTD stands for
what is detailed troop decontamination
the color of water on a map
what is blue
this class of hazardous material depicts a skull and bones
what is class 9
This level provides the least amount of protection
D
The PDR alpha probes responds to alpha particles above this threshold
what is 3 MeV
the amount of stations in a DTD
what is 8
The type of north you'd use when looking at a map
Grid North
the hazard class of an green panel
non-flammable gas
the two things you need to do to insure a gas mask is properly donned
check the seal, check for proper air flow
also acceptable breath in, breath out
this device measures Gamma and Neutron dosage
What is the UDR-13
this sized element performs the DED task
PLT
this type of terrain feature includes draws and cliffs
what are minor terrain features
what classes one through four have in common
what is the ability to blow up
These are the three areas of protection when discussing levels of PPE
what are eyes, skin, and respiratory
what is the gamma and beta probe
this is amount of personnel Within a DTD area
what is 16
Where you'd find a question related to map reading or land navigation
FM 3-25.26
this is the amount of divisions in class 1
six
the PPE level with the highest respiratory protection but lower skin protection
what class B
this is the amount of time a UDR-17 becomes within 10% of its final reading
4 seconds
this is the 7th DED station
the process of following an azimuth through the woods with only your compass
what is dead reckoning
In the US, any substance that requires transportation, and that has the potential to pose a hazard (whether it be to public safety or to the environment), is required to adhere to hazmat regulations as set out by these organizations
what is the USDOT and IATA
this is the organization the ARMY receives its PPE levels from
what is OSHA