Give Example of Transitory factor
Give this one a try later!
Confinement, emotion, fear, isolation, mental and physical fatigue, sleep
loss, stress, surprise, uncertainty,
Weather, Darkness, violence, leadership, soldiers load, suppression
What type of radio Frequency would you use for communication with an air asset
from the ground
Give this one a try later!
UHF
,Fundamental to maneuver warfare, orienting on the enemy requires all small unit
leaders to understand the unique characteristics that make the enemy's that make the
enemy's system function so that we can tear it apart. By understanding the purpose of
orienting on the enemy and what it accomplishes, you will be able to better advise
your leader on how to deploy the troops to mass and concentrate all direct and
indirect firepower on the enemy.
Give this one a try later!
Philosophy of Command
The following is a symptom of shock?
Give this one a try later!
Nausea
identify the 5 stresses of combat
Give this one a try later!
, -Boredom-Short periods of intense terror followed by long periods of
inactivity.
-Fog of war- Confusion or the unknown
-Casualties-marines appropriately deal with "cherry pickers" during training
helps to deal with casualty in combat.
-Discomfort and fatigue-sleep deprivation, lack of food, and experiencing
the impact of elements quickly wears on individuals who are not prepared
both physically and mentally
-Extreme risk and fear-Principles that help overcome fear are morale,
discipline, esprit de corps, proficiency, motivation and training.
Operational Level of war
Give this one a try later!
Links the strategic and tactical levels. It is the use of tactical results to attain
strategic objectives. The operational level includes deciding when, where,
and under what conditions to engage the enemy in battle- and when,
where and under what conditions to refuse battle in support of higher aims.
- Actions at this level imply a broader dimension of time and space than
actions at the tactical level.
-As strategy deals with wining wars and tactics with winning battles and
engagements the operational level of war is the art and science of winning
campaigns.
-Its means are tactical results, and its ends are the established strategic
objectives.
Describe the 3rd Transmission for CFF
Give this one a try later!
Give this one a try later!
Confinement, emotion, fear, isolation, mental and physical fatigue, sleep
loss, stress, surprise, uncertainty,
Weather, Darkness, violence, leadership, soldiers load, suppression
What type of radio Frequency would you use for communication with an air asset
from the ground
Give this one a try later!
UHF
,Fundamental to maneuver warfare, orienting on the enemy requires all small unit
leaders to understand the unique characteristics that make the enemy's that make the
enemy's system function so that we can tear it apart. By understanding the purpose of
orienting on the enemy and what it accomplishes, you will be able to better advise
your leader on how to deploy the troops to mass and concentrate all direct and
indirect firepower on the enemy.
Give this one a try later!
Philosophy of Command
The following is a symptom of shock?
Give this one a try later!
Nausea
identify the 5 stresses of combat
Give this one a try later!
, -Boredom-Short periods of intense terror followed by long periods of
inactivity.
-Fog of war- Confusion or the unknown
-Casualties-marines appropriately deal with "cherry pickers" during training
helps to deal with casualty in combat.
-Discomfort and fatigue-sleep deprivation, lack of food, and experiencing
the impact of elements quickly wears on individuals who are not prepared
both physically and mentally
-Extreme risk and fear-Principles that help overcome fear are morale,
discipline, esprit de corps, proficiency, motivation and training.
Operational Level of war
Give this one a try later!
Links the strategic and tactical levels. It is the use of tactical results to attain
strategic objectives. The operational level includes deciding when, where,
and under what conditions to engage the enemy in battle- and when,
where and under what conditions to refuse battle in support of higher aims.
- Actions at this level imply a broader dimension of time and space than
actions at the tactical level.
-As strategy deals with wining wars and tactics with winning battles and
engagements the operational level of war is the art and science of winning
campaigns.
-Its means are tactical results, and its ends are the established strategic
objectives.
Describe the 3rd Transmission for CFF
Give this one a try later!
