ROPD PHASE 4A MOD 2 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED A+
Q: You are the RSO during a mortar exercise and experience a misfire. What
is the correct response?
A: Initiate a cease-fire, have the OIC supervise misfire procedures, and
report the incident to Range Control
Q: According to DA PAM 385-63, what are the correct procedures for
reporting a misfire or unexploded ordnance (UXO)?
A: Follow the weapon system’s misfire procedures. If the misfire poses an
immediate danger or triggers a cease-fire, notify Range Control
immediately
Q: As the Range OIC, you discover defective or malfunctioning ammunition
or explosives. What should you do?
A: Report all malfunctions to Range Control
Q: In addition to TAMIS, which system requires ammunition expenditure
information?
A: RFMSS (Range Facility Management Support System)
Q: During grenade training, you observe a grenade that fails to detonate. As
the OIC, what action must you take?
A: Call a cease-fire and notify Range Control immediately
Q: What term describes a complete failure to fire, which must be handled with
caution due to the possibility of a delayed detonation?
A: Misfire
Q: During a mortar live-fire exercise, which individual does the RSO not need
to be in communication with?
A: Installation Commander
Q: What are the OIC’s communication responsibilities during live-fire training
as outlined in DA PAM 385-63?
A: Ensure that all required communication systems are properly
established and maintained throughout the exercise
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED A+
Q: You are the RSO during a mortar exercise and experience a misfire. What
is the correct response?
A: Initiate a cease-fire, have the OIC supervise misfire procedures, and
report the incident to Range Control
Q: According to DA PAM 385-63, what are the correct procedures for
reporting a misfire or unexploded ordnance (UXO)?
A: Follow the weapon system’s misfire procedures. If the misfire poses an
immediate danger or triggers a cease-fire, notify Range Control
immediately
Q: As the Range OIC, you discover defective or malfunctioning ammunition
or explosives. What should you do?
A: Report all malfunctions to Range Control
Q: In addition to TAMIS, which system requires ammunition expenditure
information?
A: RFMSS (Range Facility Management Support System)
Q: During grenade training, you observe a grenade that fails to detonate. As
the OIC, what action must you take?
A: Call a cease-fire and notify Range Control immediately
Q: What term describes a complete failure to fire, which must be handled with
caution due to the possibility of a delayed detonation?
A: Misfire
Q: During a mortar live-fire exercise, which individual does the RSO not need
to be in communication with?
A: Installation Commander
Q: What are the OIC’s communication responsibilities during live-fire training
as outlined in DA PAM 385-63?
A: Ensure that all required communication systems are properly
established and maintained throughout the exercise
