M4 Components
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- Upper Receiver
- Lower Receiver
- Charging Handle
- Bolt Carrier Group
What should you do before disassembling a weapon?
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Ensure the weapon is on safe
,Class VIII
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Supplies that are specifically medical related items.
A Zero is
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The elevation and windage settings required to place a single shot, or the
center of a shot group, in a pre-designated location on a target at 100
meters, from a specific firing position, under ideal weather conditions. A
zero established at 33 meters/36 yards is not nearly as accurate as a zero
established at 100 meters.
Safety Rule #3
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Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you are ready to fire
Assistant Battalion Surgeon
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, Medical officer in an infantry battalion is designated as the Assistant
Battalion Surgeon.
(a) Direct, manage, and supervise the operation of the BAS.
(b) Perform such additional duties as may be assigned by the Battalion
Surgeon.
The BAS
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Does not have a patient holding capability. It is similar to a crude
emergency room. Depending on the tactical situation it can be assembled
in a fully equipped General Purpose (GP) tent or employed in a mobile
configuration from two M1035s and two 7-ton trucks.
Indicators for corrective actions
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-Bolt is Locked to the Rear
-Bolt is Forward or Ejection Port Cover is Closed
-Visible Obstruction
-Brass is Stuck Above the Bolt
-Audible Pop, Reduced Recoil, or Black Smoke
Corrective Action
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, The process of investigating the cause of the stoppage, clearing the
stoppage, and returning the weapon to proper operating status
TERRAIN AND WEATHER
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KEY TERRAIN
OBSERVATION AND FIELDS OF FIRE
COVER AND CONCEALMENT
OBSTACLES
AVENUES OF APPROACH
BAS RESPONSIBILITIES IN GARRISON
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•Maintain medical and dental readiness
•Conduct sick call
•Medical administration (Limited Duty Boards, medical discharges, etc.)
•Maintain supplies
•Provide medical coverage for training
•Train non-medical personnel
The FOUR types of ammunition
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- Upper Receiver
- Lower Receiver
- Charging Handle
- Bolt Carrier Group
What should you do before disassembling a weapon?
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Ensure the weapon is on safe
,Class VIII
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Supplies that are specifically medical related items.
A Zero is
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The elevation and windage settings required to place a single shot, or the
center of a shot group, in a pre-designated location on a target at 100
meters, from a specific firing position, under ideal weather conditions. A
zero established at 33 meters/36 yards is not nearly as accurate as a zero
established at 100 meters.
Safety Rule #3
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Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you are ready to fire
Assistant Battalion Surgeon
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, Medical officer in an infantry battalion is designated as the Assistant
Battalion Surgeon.
(a) Direct, manage, and supervise the operation of the BAS.
(b) Perform such additional duties as may be assigned by the Battalion
Surgeon.
The BAS
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Does not have a patient holding capability. It is similar to a crude
emergency room. Depending on the tactical situation it can be assembled
in a fully equipped General Purpose (GP) tent or employed in a mobile
configuration from two M1035s and two 7-ton trucks.
Indicators for corrective actions
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-Bolt is Locked to the Rear
-Bolt is Forward or Ejection Port Cover is Closed
-Visible Obstruction
-Brass is Stuck Above the Bolt
-Audible Pop, Reduced Recoil, or Black Smoke
Corrective Action
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, The process of investigating the cause of the stoppage, clearing the
stoppage, and returning the weapon to proper operating status
TERRAIN AND WEATHER
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KEY TERRAIN
OBSERVATION AND FIELDS OF FIRE
COVER AND CONCEALMENT
OBSTACLES
AVENUES OF APPROACH
BAS RESPONSIBILITIES IN GARRISON
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•Maintain medical and dental readiness
•Conduct sick call
•Medical administration (Limited Duty Boards, medical discharges, etc.)
•Maintain supplies
•Provide medical coverage for training
•Train non-medical personnel
The FOUR types of ammunition
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