SCREEN OPERATIONS
How many fundamentals of security are there?
5
This is a security task that scout platoons conduct to provide early warning to the protected force and report information related to a commander’s PIR
Screen
THERE ARE HOW MANY CLASSES OF SUPPLY
10
This is how soon you must be ready after reporting REDCON 2.
15 MIN
THERE ARE HOW MANY PRINCIPLES OF DIRECT FIRE
7
IN ORDER TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE DEFENSE, LEADERS MUST INTEGRATE THESE WITH THE DIRECT FIRE PLAN
OBSTACLES
THIS IS THE PREFERRED WAY TO ARRAY OBSERVATION POSTS FOR OBSERVATION OF THE ENTIRE SECTOR
IN DEPTH
THIS METHOD OF RECONNAISSANCE MANAGEMENT IS THE INTEGRATION OF ONE OR MORE TYPES OF RECONNAISSANCE OR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS TO PROVIDE INFORMATION THAT DIRECTS FOLLOW ON COLLECTING OF MORE DETAILED INFORMATION BY ANOTHER SYSTEM.
CUEING
THIS RESUPPLY TECHNIQUE IS VERY TIME CONSUMING AND REQUIRES AN ADEQUATE ROAD NETWORK TO GAIN ACCESS TO THE SCOUTS VEHICLES
TAILGATE TECHNIQUE
A PROPERLY LOCATED ASSEMBLY AREA SITE CONTRIBUTES SIGNIFICANTLY TO THESE TWO THINGS
SECURITY AND FLEXIBILITY
DURING WHAT PROCESS DOES THE PL PLAN DIRECT FIRES
THE TLP PROCESS
THIS IS THE AREA WHERE LEADERS INTEND TO DESTROY AN ENEMY FORCE USING THE MASSED FIRES OF ALL AVAILABLE WEAPONS
ENGAGEMENT AREA
THIS DICTATES A SET OF CONDITIONS REQUIRED BEFORE THE SCOUT PLATOON CONDUCTS MOVEMENT AND MANEUVER TO A SUBSEQUENT FIGHTING POSITION OR ASSUMES A FOLLOW ON MISSION
DISPLACEMENT CRITERIA
COMMANDERS DIRECT THE SCOUT PLATOON TO CONDUCT SCREEN OPERATIONS WHEN THEY WANT TO KNOW THESE TWO BASIC QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ENEMYS ATTACK
WHEN AND WHERE
THESE CLASSES OF SUPPLY CAN BE FOUND IN THE CACHE OR PREPOSITION METHOD
CLASS IV and V
A SUITABLE ASSEMBLY AREA GIVES YOU PROTECTION FROM THIS
•DIRECT FIRES
•ENEMY GROUND AND AIR OBSERVATION
THERE ARE HOW MANY ELEMENTS IN A STANDARD FIRE COMMAND
9
THERE ARE HOW MANY STEPS IN THE ENGAGEMENT AREA DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
7
THESE ARE THE 5 FORMS OF SECURITY TASKS
•SCREEN
•GUARD
•COVER
•LOCAL SECURITY
•AREA SECURITY
IN ORDER TO ANSWER THE CCIRs SCOUTS USE THESE RECONNAISSANCE MANAGEMENT METHODS OF ORGANIC AND NON-ORGANIC ASSETS
•REDUNDANCY
•CUEING
•MIXING
THESE ARE THE TWO TECHNIQUES UTILIZED BY THE SCOUT PLATOON TO CONDUCT RESUPPLY OPERATIONS
TAILGATE AND SERVICE STATION
WHEN OCCUPYING A TROOP SIZED ASSEMBLY AREA, THIS INDIVIDUAL GENERALLY LEADS THE QUARTERING PARTY
THE COMPANY/TROOP XO
THIS IS A COMMON MEANS OF FOCUSING FIRES
TRPs
THIS IS THE BEST PERSPECTIVE TO IDENTIFY THE ENEMYS LIKELY AVENUES OF APPROACH
USE THE ENEMYS PERSPECTIVE
THESE ARE THE BASIC METHODS OF MOVEMENT WHILE CONDUCTING A MOVING SCREEN
•ALTERNATE BOUNDS BY INDIVIDUAL OPs
•ALTERNATE BOUNDS BY SECTION
•SUCCESSIVE BOUNDS BY SECTION
•CONTINUOUS MARCHING AS A PLATOON
WHAT ARE THE 5 FUNDAMENTALS OF SECURITY
•PROVIDE EARLY AND ACCURATE WARNING
•PROVIDE REACTION TIME AND MANEUVER SPACE
•ORIENT ON THE FORCE, AREA, OR FACILITY TO PROTECT
•PERFORM CONTINUOUS RECONNAISSNACE
•MAINTAIN ENEMY CONTACT
THESE CLASSES OF SUPPLY ARE INCLUDED IN A ROUTINE RESUPPLY
CLASSES I, III, V, IX
THIS IS THE QUARTERING PARTYS FIRST TASK UPON REACHING THE PROPOSED ASSEMBLY AREA LOCATION
RECONNOITER FOR ENEMY FORCES, CBRN CONTAMINATION
WHAT ARE THE TWO CRITICAL ACTIONS IN THE FIRE CONTROL PROCESS
RAPID, ACCURATE TARGET ACQUISITION AND MASSING OF FIRES
This is the last step in Engagement Area Development
Rehearse the execution of operations within the engagement area
How many classes of supply are there and what are they?
Class I Rations and gratuitous issue of health, morale, and welfare items such as water and ice.
Class II Clothing, individual equipment, tool sets, administrative and housekeeping supplies and equipment, and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) equipment.
Class III Petroleum (bulk and packaged), oils, and lubricants
Class IV Construction fortification and barrier, engineering materials such as pickets, sandbags, and concertina wire.
Class V Ammunition, including mines and explosives.
Class VI Personal-demand items, which include candy, soaps, and cameras. (Everyone's favorite)
Class VII Major end items, such as vehicles and radio sets.
Class VIII Medical, including medical-peculiar repair parts supplied through
the squadron/battalion medical platoon.
Class IX Repair parts and components for equipment maintenance, including documents required for equipment maintenance tasks.
Class X Nonstandard items to support nonmilitary programs such agriculture and economic development.