Corporal Course Test 1, questions with complete solution

Corporal Course Test 1, questions with complete solution what does the acronym OSCAR stand for? ANS-Operational Stress Control and Readiness most frequency interference is always present in a military environment. where does man made interferences come from? ANS-electrical sources effective leadership depends on the moral examples set by the leader, not only as a warfighter but as a _____ and _____. ANS-citizen and human being in combat or peacetime, leaders demonstrate _____ _____ by making decisions, no matter how difficult or unpopular, that consistently meet the high standards and expectations of the Marine Corps. ANS-moral courage two principle paths by which radio waves travel from a transmitter to the receiver? ANS-ground and sky waves marines demonstrate leadership philosophy through _____ _____, _____ _____ __ _____, and _____ _____ and ANS- 3 radio modes used are ANS-simplex half duplex and full duplex 2 principle sources of natural radio noise are ANS-thunderstorms and stars frequency band characteristics in VHF from ground range from ANS-0-30 miles contour lines show what? ANS-elevation map reading and plotting principle is read how? ANS-right and up VHF frequency range is what? ANS-30-300 mhz our character or ethos has been shaped throughout Marine Corps history not just by doctrine but also by? ANS-the actions of ordinary men and women who came before us to effectively mentor Marines , a key quality that leaders must possess is? ANS-a genuine concern for subordinates three types of contour lines on a map are? ANS-index, intermediate and supplementary being conditioned to withstand hardship in any clime or place through combat requires? ANS-physical strength the primary measures of transmission security over radio circuits involves strict adherance to? ANS-radio disciplined and authorized procedures on the lensatic compass, the bezel ring contains how many clicks when rotated fully? each click equals how many degrees? ANS-120 and 3 what are two basic techniques for using the lensatic compass? ANS-center-hold and compass-to-cheek the MOS roadm