Tactical Tools (Corporal's Course) 2025/2026 ACTUAL
COMPREHENSIVE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS ( CORRECT DETAILED &
ELABORATED) ACTUAL EXAM 2025 TEST
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Advantages the center-hold technique: - ANSWER-It is fast and
easy to use.
It can be used under all conditions of visibility.
It can be used when navigating over any type of terrain.
It can be used without putting down the rifle; however, the rifle
must be slung
back over either
shoulder.
How to do the center-hold technique: - ANSWER-1. Open
the compass.
2. Set the lense (rear
site).
3. Position your
thumb.
,4. Position your
finger.
5. Position your
elbow.
The compass-to-cheek technique is more accurtae than -
ANSWER-the center-
hold technique, and it is ideal when employing intersection
and resection, or
when an accurate azimuth is
required.
Advantages of the compass-to-cheek technique: - ANSWER-
More accurate
when getting an azimuth or
steering marker
Ideal when employing intersection and resection techniques
How to do the compass-to-cheek technique: - ANSWER-1.
Position the cover.
2. Fold the rear site.
3. Align the front site hairline.
4.. Read the azimuth.
,Determine an Azimuth - ANSWER-Use your compass to
determine or follow an
azimuth. The arrow on the compass points toward
magnetic north.
1. Raise the compass to eye level.
2. Align the center of the sighting slot.
3. Align the front hairline.
The azimuth, in degrees, is the red number on the dial lying
directly under the
black index line of the compass crystal. The azimuth, in
mils, is the black
number on the outer perimeter of
the dial.
Selection and Use of Steering Marks - ANSWER-A steering
mark is a welldefined guiding object on an azimuth. These can
be natural or man-made (e.g., hill, tree, building, etc.), a
celestial body (sun, stars, moon), or another person. Whether
you are navigating during daylight or periods of reduced
visibility, through densely wooded areas or open terrain, or
over short or great distances, every step you take should be
toward a selected steering mark.
, Setting a Course - ANSWER-It is impractical for you to keep
your compass out
at all times when following a desired course. These steps
will allow you to
preset your compass to your
course.
1. Set the azimuth directly under the black
line index.
2. Rotate the bezel to north
arrow.
Which of the following are advantages of the center-hold
technique? Select all
that apply. - ANSWER-It is the most accurate
to use. NO
It is faster and easier to use. YES
It can be used under all conditions of visibility. YES
It can be used when navigating over any type of terrain. YES
Military Grid Reference System - ANSWER-The Military Grid
Reference System (MGRS) is the geographic standard used by
COMPREHENSIVE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS ( CORRECT DETAILED &
ELABORATED) ACTUAL EXAM 2025 TEST
100% SOLVED 2025!!
Advantages the center-hold technique: - ANSWER-It is fast and
easy to use.
It can be used under all conditions of visibility.
It can be used when navigating over any type of terrain.
It can be used without putting down the rifle; however, the rifle
must be slung
back over either
shoulder.
How to do the center-hold technique: - ANSWER-1. Open
the compass.
2. Set the lense (rear
site).
3. Position your
thumb.
,4. Position your
finger.
5. Position your
elbow.
The compass-to-cheek technique is more accurtae than -
ANSWER-the center-
hold technique, and it is ideal when employing intersection
and resection, or
when an accurate azimuth is
required.
Advantages of the compass-to-cheek technique: - ANSWER-
More accurate
when getting an azimuth or
steering marker
Ideal when employing intersection and resection techniques
How to do the compass-to-cheek technique: - ANSWER-1.
Position the cover.
2. Fold the rear site.
3. Align the front site hairline.
4.. Read the azimuth.
,Determine an Azimuth - ANSWER-Use your compass to
determine or follow an
azimuth. The arrow on the compass points toward
magnetic north.
1. Raise the compass to eye level.
2. Align the center of the sighting slot.
3. Align the front hairline.
The azimuth, in degrees, is the red number on the dial lying
directly under the
black index line of the compass crystal. The azimuth, in
mils, is the black
number on the outer perimeter of
the dial.
Selection and Use of Steering Marks - ANSWER-A steering
mark is a welldefined guiding object on an azimuth. These can
be natural or man-made (e.g., hill, tree, building, etc.), a
celestial body (sun, stars, moon), or another person. Whether
you are navigating during daylight or periods of reduced
visibility, through densely wooded areas or open terrain, or
over short or great distances, every step you take should be
toward a selected steering mark.
, Setting a Course - ANSWER-It is impractical for you to keep
your compass out
at all times when following a desired course. These steps
will allow you to
preset your compass to your
course.
1. Set the azimuth directly under the black
line index.
2. Rotate the bezel to north
arrow.
Which of the following are advantages of the center-hold
technique? Select all
that apply. - ANSWER-It is the most accurate
to use. NO
It is faster and easier to use. YES
It can be used under all conditions of visibility. YES
It can be used when navigating over any type of terrain. YES
Military Grid Reference System - ANSWER-The Military Grid
Reference System (MGRS) is the geographic standard used by
