ECP - Considerations
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Systematic-established to conduct routine, methodical checks of persons
as required.
•Use Signs and media to announce what to expect, inform what documents
are needed to cross, minimum force is a Squad, keep 10 meters between
Random-“random” nature of the control point refers to the places that the
control points are established in.
•Give directions for Marines to select personnel to search, does not
interrupt flow of people, takes fewer Marines, locations should canalize
people.
How many subsections are there in the UCMJ?
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, 146
Define vehicle capabilities and limitations
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Medium Tactical Vehicle-Replacement (MTVR). Also known as the ‘7-Ton’,
this is the most common cargo and personnel carrying vehicle in the
Marine Corps. It is usually found in the Main Body. When mounted with a
machinegun turret however, it can also be employed in the Lead Security
Unit as a lead vehicle due to its survivability against IEDs (when up-
armored).
oEmployment: troop/cargo carrier
oPayload: 7.1 tons off-road, 15 tons on improved surfaces
oPersonnel: 3x in the cab & 16x in the back of a short- bed or 20x for a
long-bed
oCurb/Gross Weight: 35,000lbs & 62,000lbs (armored variants)
oFuel Consumption: 4.5 mpg (80 gal tank)
oPros: armor and ground clearance provide decent protection from
undercarriage blasts (IEDs)
oCons: limited maneuverability due to height/weight
Up-Armored HMMWV (UAH). The UAH is common throughout all elements
of the MAGTF and is a highly- versatile vehicle that can be used for
providing security for convoys to conducting mounted patrols. The UAH is
often fitted with increased communication capabilities making it a common
C2 vehicle. Its smaller size and lighter weight make it significantly more
maneuverable than MTVRs and MRAPs. However, it is much more
vulnerable to undercarriage blasts.
oEmployment: security element, C2, mounted patrols
oPersonnel: 5x total (including machine gunner)
oCurb/Gross Weight: 10,300lbs & 12,400lbs
oFuel Consumption: 10 mpg (25 gal tank)
oPros: maneuverable and capable of improved C2 capabilities
oCons: vulnerable to undercarriage blasts
, Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) JLTVs have recently been introduced into
the Fleet Marine Force as of 2019. They will eventually replace the High
Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle fleet. The JLTV family of vehicles
comes in different variants with multiple mission package configurations, all
providing protected, sustained, networked mobility that balances payload,
performance and protection across the full range of military operations
There are four main platforms: (General Purpose, Heavy Guns Carrier,
Utility, and Close Combat Weaons). Below are specific characteristics of
JLTVs
oEmployment: lead vehicle, C2, security element
oPersonnel: 5x including machine gunner
oGross Weights: 5,900
oFuel Consumption: 300 mile operational reach
oPros: highly mobile and agile for different mission sets
oCons: susceptible to air attacks; lack of air defense capabilities
Task Organization for MOUT
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-Assault (kill/capture/or force withdrawal of enemy),
-Support (Provide any support that is required by assault element),
-Security (Isolate, and enable
assault element to make entry)
Which U.S. Naval Ship Class has the largest capacity and was specifically designed to
operate LCAC Vessels?
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LSD-41 Whidbey Island Class
, Identify task organization considerations in an urban environment
without omission.
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•Conditions based
•Task specific Squad
•Specify attachments
•Have a BPT
•Example
•2nd Squad. Support Unit. Upon effective isolation, suppress A1 IOT allow
assault unit to secure a foothold. BPT to remain as the support unit.
What are two implied tasks for a tactical convoy?
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Intelligence Collection, Route Clearing
Apprehending authority must have what?
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Probable Cause
Elements required to develop an award:
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Systematic-established to conduct routine, methodical checks of persons
as required.
•Use Signs and media to announce what to expect, inform what documents
are needed to cross, minimum force is a Squad, keep 10 meters between
Random-“random” nature of the control point refers to the places that the
control points are established in.
•Give directions for Marines to select personnel to search, does not
interrupt flow of people, takes fewer Marines, locations should canalize
people.
How many subsections are there in the UCMJ?
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, 146
Define vehicle capabilities and limitations
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Medium Tactical Vehicle-Replacement (MTVR). Also known as the ‘7-Ton’,
this is the most common cargo and personnel carrying vehicle in the
Marine Corps. It is usually found in the Main Body. When mounted with a
machinegun turret however, it can also be employed in the Lead Security
Unit as a lead vehicle due to its survivability against IEDs (when up-
armored).
oEmployment: troop/cargo carrier
oPayload: 7.1 tons off-road, 15 tons on improved surfaces
oPersonnel: 3x in the cab & 16x in the back of a short- bed or 20x for a
long-bed
oCurb/Gross Weight: 35,000lbs & 62,000lbs (armored variants)
oFuel Consumption: 4.5 mpg (80 gal tank)
oPros: armor and ground clearance provide decent protection from
undercarriage blasts (IEDs)
oCons: limited maneuverability due to height/weight
Up-Armored HMMWV (UAH). The UAH is common throughout all elements
of the MAGTF and is a highly- versatile vehicle that can be used for
providing security for convoys to conducting mounted patrols. The UAH is
often fitted with increased communication capabilities making it a common
C2 vehicle. Its smaller size and lighter weight make it significantly more
maneuverable than MTVRs and MRAPs. However, it is much more
vulnerable to undercarriage blasts.
oEmployment: security element, C2, mounted patrols
oPersonnel: 5x total (including machine gunner)
oCurb/Gross Weight: 10,300lbs & 12,400lbs
oFuel Consumption: 10 mpg (25 gal tank)
oPros: maneuverable and capable of improved C2 capabilities
oCons: vulnerable to undercarriage blasts
, Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) JLTVs have recently been introduced into
the Fleet Marine Force as of 2019. They will eventually replace the High
Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle fleet. The JLTV family of vehicles
comes in different variants with multiple mission package configurations, all
providing protected, sustained, networked mobility that balances payload,
performance and protection across the full range of military operations
There are four main platforms: (General Purpose, Heavy Guns Carrier,
Utility, and Close Combat Weaons). Below are specific characteristics of
JLTVs
oEmployment: lead vehicle, C2, security element
oPersonnel: 5x including machine gunner
oGross Weights: 5,900
oFuel Consumption: 300 mile operational reach
oPros: highly mobile and agile for different mission sets
oCons: susceptible to air attacks; lack of air defense capabilities
Task Organization for MOUT
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-Assault (kill/capture/or force withdrawal of enemy),
-Support (Provide any support that is required by assault element),
-Security (Isolate, and enable
assault element to make entry)
Which U.S. Naval Ship Class has the largest capacity and was specifically designed to
operate LCAC Vessels?
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LSD-41 Whidbey Island Class
, Identify task organization considerations in an urban environment
without omission.
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•Conditions based
•Task specific Squad
•Specify attachments
•Have a BPT
•Example
•2nd Squad. Support Unit. Upon effective isolation, suppress A1 IOT allow
assault unit to secure a foothold. BPT to remain as the support unit.
What are two implied tasks for a tactical convoy?
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Intelligence Collection, Route Clearing
Apprehending authority must have what?
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Probable Cause
Elements required to develop an award:
