Phase 4 exam review WOBC 1-18 Questions And Answers With Verified Tests

define campaign/service awards - an award issued to an individual to denote participation in a campaign, war, national emergency or expedition, or to denote service requirements fulfilled in a credible manner define Non Punitive measures - corrective measures/leadership tools that are designed to overcome noted deficiencies in a unit or an individual and are not imposed as a punishment Define personal/military decorations - is an award bestowed on an individual for a specific act or acts of gallantry or meritorious service Define Punitive measures - measures are designed to punish wrongdoing Define search? - A quest for evidence by an agent of the government Define seizure - Taking physical control of evidence Define Unit awards - recognize entire organizations for outstanding heroism or achievement performed during periods of war, international tension, national emergencies, or extraordinary situations that involve national interests Describe a general court martial? - -requires a minimum of five members (if not military judge alone). -A finding of guilty generally constitutes a federal felony conviction Describe developing a checklist - -provides the evaluator with a quick reference tool that identifies specific training standards-help to optimize training time by highlighting the strengths and deficiencies of the unit, therefore, focusing future training on what and who needs to be trained, rather than retraining the entire unit/event needlessly Describe NJP - -The lowest level of punitive measure, -imposed by commanding officers and officers-in-charge on members of their commands for minor offenses -quickly correct minor offenses without resort to trial by court-martial Describe outlying high rise areas - -similar in composition to city core areas, but may be composed of clusters of more modern multistory high-rise buildings in outlying parts of the city -Building height and size may vary dramatically -there is more open space between buildings located here than is found within the city core area. Describe outlying industrial areas - -consist of clusters of industrial buildings varying from one to five stories in height. -Buildings generally vary dramatically in size and composition to match the needs of the particular businesses they house. Describe relative value - -a context tool that controls for the variable toughness of reporting seniors -only generated when the RS has 3 or more reports on Marines of a given grade -allows individuals making personnel management decisions to weight the merit of that report in relation to the RS's profile-reflects how a FitRep average of an individual report compares to the RS's average of all FitReps written by the RS on Marines of the same grade, as well as the highest report written by the RS for a Marine of that grade. Describe special court Martial - -requires a minimum of three members (if not military judge alone) -A finding of guilty at a SPCM constitutes a federal misdemeanor conviction describe Summary Court Martial - -the lowest, least severe form of court-martial under the UCMJ -not a judicial proceeding. -Only enlisted personnel can be tried by SCM Describe the 3rd Officer Sighter - -Required for all adverse reports -Normally the RS of the RO, although certain exception may apply Describe the action phase of amphibious operations - the period from the arrival of the amphibious force in the operational area, through the accomplishment of the mission and the termination of the amphibious operation Describe the air level - -can be used for high speed insertion or extraction of troops, supplies, and equipment -vulnerable to the man-portable surface-to-air missile threat, crew served weapons, and small arms fire Describe the analysis phase - -determines the unit's performance objectives-begins this phase with a detailed mission analysis -inputs to this analysis include the commander's higher headquarters' METL, supported and supporting unit METLs, campaign plans, table of organization (T/O) mission statements, contingency plans, anticipated missions, and doctrine Describe the building level? - -provide cover and concealment; limit or increase fields of observation and fire; and canalize, restrict, or block movement of forces, especially mechanized forces. -provide optimum firing points for snipers and anti-air weapons -provide anti-tank weapons optimum positioning to allow engagement from above, exploiting an inherent weakness found in most armored vehicles Describe the city core - -heart of the urban area—the downtown or central business district. -relatively small and compact, but contains a larger percentage of the urban area's shops, offices, and public institutions -normally contains the highest density of multistory buildings and subterranean areas