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Flashcards by Piers Jennings, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Piers Jennings
almost 8 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| How are things seen? | Shape Texture Shadow Spacing Movement Silhouette |
| What are the aids for judging distance? | Key Ranges Bracketing Halving Group Average |
| What are the methods for target identification? | Direct Reference Points Clock Ray Hand Angles |
| What is the correct sequence of a fire control order? | Group Range Indication Type of Fire |
| What are the types of fire control orders? | Full Brief Individual Delayed |
| What are the considerations when issuing a fire control order? | Assess: Target Weapon Type of Fire |
| How should a fire control order be issued? | Clear Loud As an Order With Pauses |
| What types of patrol are there? | Reconnaissance Standing Fighting (including ambush) |
| What is the sequence for harbour drills? | Selection Occupation Clearance Sentries Work Routine |
| What are the basic ambush principles? | Intelligence Security Surprise Concentration of Firepower |
| What are the hasty attack section battle drills? | Preparation Reacting to Effective Enemy Fire Locating the Enemy Suppressing the Enemy Attack Regroup |
| What are the 4 stages that the fourth section battle drill is broken down into? | QBO's Approach Assault Exploitation |
| What are the preparations for battle? | Protection Ammunition Weapons Personal Camouflage Equipment Specialist Equipment Orders |
| What is the acronym for reaction to effective enemy fire? | R T R Return Fire Take Cover Return Appropriate Fire |
| What is the sequence for the main heading of formal orders? | Prelims Situation Mission Execution Service Support Command and Signals |
| What is the orders process a commander has to do? | Receive Order Extract From them the Details that are Relevant to them Estimate the Plan Prepare Orders for their Subordinates Issue orders |
| What headings are covered in Service Support? | Dress Equipment Weapons Ammunition Rations and Water Medical Prisoners of War Transport Location, Loading, Release Point |
| What are the colour flags used in TIBUA and what do they mean? | Red: Forward Location of Own Troops, Entry Point Not Clear Blue: Booby Traps Green: Entry Point Clear Yellow: Casualty |
| In the section drills for clearing a house, how will the section be organised. | Command Group (commander and link man) Fire Support Group (LSWs) Assault Groups (2 x 2 man) |
| On receipt of orders the section commander will recce their objective, make a plan and issue QBO's to include? | Point of Entry Position of Covering Fire Route to Assault Method of Entry Sequence of Room Clearance Flank Support |
| What size swab is used to pull the GP rifle through? | 45mm x 45mm |
| What is the gas called inside the SUSAT? | Tritium |
| What does SUSAT stand for? | Sight Unit Small Arms Trilux |
| What are the 4 marksmanship principles? | Position and hold must be firm enough to support the weapon The weapon must point naturally at the target without any undue physical effort Sight alignment and sight picture must be correct The shot must be released and followed through without any undue disturbance to the position |
| What are the characteristics of the L85 GP rifle? | The L98A2 Cadet GP (5.56mm) Rifle is a self-loading, magazine fed weapon which is capable of firing single rounds producing: Quick and accurate fire at short range opportunity targets Accurate rapid fire at ranges up to 300mtrs and accurate deliberate fire at longer ranges Effective section fire at ranges up to 600meters A number of individual parts including the 30 round magazine are common to the LSW. With its self-loading capability and 30rnd magazine a high standard of fire control is necessary to prevent wastage of ammunition |
| What are the rules for STRIPPING and ASSEMBLING the L98 GP rifle? | The sequence of stripping is laid down to prevent damage to the weapon components The weapon must never be stripped any further than taught to do so may cause damage or danger if re-assembled incorrectly Stripping and assembling causes wear to the weapon, especially with the sights and should not be carried out unless necessary Any defects that are noticed during inspection must be reported to the unit armourer |
| Mixed Woods | |
| Beacon | |
| Place of Worship With Spire | |
| Pipe Line | |
| What are the 3 Norths? | True North Grid North Magnetic North |
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