Depict the following operational terms and graphics. CO boundaries, Air and ground axis of advance for shaping and decisive Ops,unit symbols, targets, and other graphics used during OPORDS.(ADRP 1-02)

Troop Leading Procedures. (3-21.8, 5-6) (3PT)1. Receive the mission2. Issue a warning order3. Make a tentative plan4. Initiate movement5. Conduct reconnaissance6. Complete the plan7. Issue the operations order8. Supervise and refine

Course of action development. (3-21.8, 5-16)

Acronym AGADAP1. Analyze relative combat power2. Generate options3. Array forces4. Develop concept of operations5. Assign responsibilities6. Prepare COA statement and sketch

Identify the forms of maneuver based and draw the picture. (3-21.8, 7-1) 1. Envelopment2. Turning movement3. Infiltration4. Penetration

5. Frontal attack

Ranges of the M240B?SH 21-76

Bipod/point: 600m Tripod/point: 800m Bipod/area: 800m Tripod/area: 1,100m Suppression: 1,800M Grazing: 600m

The four major urban patterns (FM 3-06, 2-6) 1. Satellite2. Network3. Linear4. Segment

Organization task to squads to conduct a breach: (3-21.8, F-7) 1. Support Force – Suppress, Obscure2. Breach Force – Suppress, Obscure, Secure, Reduce3. Assault Force – Assault, Suppress(if necessary)

Movement techniques (SH 21-76) 1. Traveling2. Traveling overwatch3. Bounding overwatch

Describe and depict SOSRA (3-21.8, F-6) 1. Suppress: suppress enemy direct fire systems covering the reduction area2. Obscure: control obscuring smoke3. Secure: provides local security4. Reduce: eliminating the obstacle5. Assault: destroy the enemy on far side of obstacle

Four types of platoon battle positions and depict them. (FM 3-21.10, 5-56)

1. Primary

2. Alternate

3. Supplementary

4. Subsequent

7 steps of engagement area development. (FM 3-21.8, 8-16) 1. Identify likely enemy avenues of approach2. Identify the enemy scheme of maneuver

3. Determine where to kill the enemy4. Plan and integrate obstacles5. Emplace weapons systems6. Plan and integrate indirect fires7. Conduct an engagement area rehearsal

9 Line Medevac Request (FM 40-2.2, 4-32)

Line 1. Location of the pick-up site

Line 2. Radio frequency, call sign, and suffix

Line 3. Number of patients by precedence. A) Urgent B) Urgent surgical C) PriorityLine 4. Special equipment required. A) none B) Hoist C) Extraction equip D) Ventilator Line 5. Number of patients. A) Litter B) AmbulatoryLine 6. Security at pick-up site N) No ENY P) Poss ENY E) ENY in area X) ENY in Area need SecLine 7. Method of marking pick-up site: A) Panel B) Pyro C) SmokeLine 8. Patient nationality and status: A) US MilLine 9. NBC Contamination: * In peacetime - terrain description of pick-up site

What are the Five Principles of Patrolling as listed in the Ranger Handbook? (SH 21-76) 1. Planning2. Reconnaissance3. Security4. Control5. Common sense

Steps of the Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield/Battlespace (IPB) and Reconnaissance Fundamentals (FM 34-130, 1-1)

1. Determine battlefield environment2. Describe battlefield effects3. Evaluate the threat4. Determine threat COAs

List 3 of the 7 Reconnaissance Fundamentals 1. Ensure continuous reconnasaince2. Do not keep reconnaissance assets in reserve3. Orient on the reconnaissance objective4. Report information rapidly and accurately5. Retain freedom of maneuver6. Gain and maintain enemy contact7. Develop the situation rapidly

Areas of the SDZ (DA Pam 385-63, 81)

a. - dispersion area: The area within the SDZ located between the GTL and the ricochet area. This area accounts for human error, gun or cannon tube wear, propellant temperature, and so forth.

b. - ricochet area: The area located to the left and right of the dispersion area that contains projectiles after making initial contact with the target medium. For SDZs having Angles P and Q, it is also the area located to the left and rightof the dispersion area. The ricochet area is defined by Distance W.

Area A: The secondary danger area (buffer zone) that laterally parallels the impact area or ricochetarea (depending on the weapon system) and contains fragments, debris, and components from frangible or explosive projectiles and warheads functioning on the right orleft edge of the impact area or ricochet area.

Call for fire and adjust fire. (FM 3-22.91, 5-7, 8-2) 1. ID: Warning Order: (Adjust Fire/Fire For Effect/Suppress/Immediate Suppression) + (Polar/Shift from Known Point/Grid)2. Location: (Polar) Direction Distance

(Shift From Know Point) Direction -> Left/Right/Add/Drop (Grid)

3. Description:4. Method of Engagement:5. Method of Control:

Rates of Fire for an M249 Machine Gun

SH 21-76 Bipod/point: 600m Bipod/area: 800m Tripod/area: 1,000m Grazing: 600mTactical mission tasks (FM 3-90, B-1)

Conditions of Urban Operations. (3-21.10, 12-4) 1. Surgical2. Precision3. High intensity

Types of Counseling. (ATP 6-22.1) 1. Event counseling

2. Performance counseling. 3. Professional growth counseling.

Who advises the platoon leader in all administrative, logistical, and tactical matters? (3-21.8 1-13)Platoon Sergeant

Three forms of defense. (ADRP 3-90, 4-3) 1. Defense of a linear obstacle2. Perimeter defense3. Reverse slope defense

5 types of Command and Supply Discipline Responsibilities (Army Regulation 735–5, pg 5)1. Command2. Supervisory3. Direct4. Custodial5. Personal

Weapons systems and vehicle identification and weapons on vehicles

Range Card