Cardinal values and moral compass
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Prudence - to know right from wrong, using wisdom as a guide
Justice - Right to be kept right, and wrongs to be made right
Courage - Your Character in action, the consistent make of a gallant life
Temperance - self control. Mastery over instincts. keeping within the limits
of what is honorable.
Elements of an effective combat leader
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, -Physical courage; must be able to physically withstand the rigors of war.
-Intellectual attributes; dedicate to self study
-Character; ability to keep you head at times of great stress and violence
Disorder
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a corolllary of friction, fog, and uncertainty caused by the constant push-
pull of combat
how to treat burns part 1(remove from source)
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Removed casualty from source - thermal; use non-synthetic material and
roll him/smother flames. Electrical; use non conductive material. Chemical -
liquid; flush with water. Dry - brush off then flush with water. Phosphorus;
brush off with damp cloth or scrape off with a knife.
Two Types of Risk(ORM)
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, tactical risk- rick concerned with hazards that exist because of the
presence of either the enemy or and adversary. allies to all levels of war.
accidental risk- includess all operational risk considerations other than
tactical riskt includes risks to the friendly force. includes risks posed to
civilians by an operation, and impact on the environment.
Small Unit Leader decision competancies
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Personality related: Self sufficient, resilient, open to change, motivated by
achievement, tolerant ambiguity, willing to learn
Cognitive: cognitive ability, problem solver
Interpersonal: communicates well, awareness of self and others
Domain specific: knowledge of material, experience of material
IFAK inventory
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CAT- combat application tourniquet
quick clot combat gauze
"h" compression bandage
compressed gauze
A1 minor first aid kit
Combat
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Prudence - to know right from wrong, using wisdom as a guide
Justice - Right to be kept right, and wrongs to be made right
Courage - Your Character in action, the consistent make of a gallant life
Temperance - self control. Mastery over instincts. keeping within the limits
of what is honorable.
Elements of an effective combat leader
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, -Physical courage; must be able to physically withstand the rigors of war.
-Intellectual attributes; dedicate to self study
-Character; ability to keep you head at times of great stress and violence
Disorder
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a corolllary of friction, fog, and uncertainty caused by the constant push-
pull of combat
how to treat burns part 1(remove from source)
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Removed casualty from source - thermal; use non-synthetic material and
roll him/smother flames. Electrical; use non conductive material. Chemical -
liquid; flush with water. Dry - brush off then flush with water. Phosphorus;
brush off with damp cloth or scrape off with a knife.
Two Types of Risk(ORM)
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, tactical risk- rick concerned with hazards that exist because of the
presence of either the enemy or and adversary. allies to all levels of war.
accidental risk- includess all operational risk considerations other than
tactical riskt includes risks to the friendly force. includes risks posed to
civilians by an operation, and impact on the environment.
Small Unit Leader decision competancies
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Personality related: Self sufficient, resilient, open to change, motivated by
achievement, tolerant ambiguity, willing to learn
Cognitive: cognitive ability, problem solver
Interpersonal: communicates well, awareness of self and others
Domain specific: knowledge of material, experience of material
IFAK inventory
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CAT- combat application tourniquet
quick clot combat gauze
"h" compression bandage
compressed gauze
A1 minor first aid kit
Combat
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