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Discuss facts and opinions - ANSWER A fact can be proved or disproved. An opinion is personal thought or feelings. Discuss dual passages (comparative essays) - ANSWER Dual passages give 2 passages from authors with different points of view. For example, the author of the first passage may give an idea from his or her point of view. And, the author of the second passage gives an argument against the first passage. Then the second passage will help or provide explanation to the topic in the fir...

affect Mary's suggestion did not affect me. - ANSWER v. to influence effect The plan was effected with great success. The effect of the medicine is excellent. - ANSWER v. to cause to happen n. result principal Her principal reason for leaving was boredom. - ANSWER adj. first or highest in rank or value n. head of a school principle The principle of physics was reviewed in class today. - ANSWER n. the ultimate source, origin, or cause of something; a law, truth prophe...

absolute phrase - ANSWER a phrase that is related to a sentence in meaning, but has no grammatical relationship to the phrase. Ex. "The movie over......," abstract noun - ANSWER a noun that names a quality or mental concept active voice - ANSWER the subject performs the action antecedent - ANSWER the noun, usually before the pronoun, that the pronoun replaces. clause - ANSWER a group of related words containing both a subject and a predicate. comparative adjective - ANSWER compa...

absolute phrase - ANSWER a phrase that is related to a sentence in meaning, but has no grammatical relationship to the phrase. Ex. "The movie over......," abstract noun - ANSWER a noun that names a quality or mental concept active voice - ANSWER the subject performs the action adjective - ANSWER a word that describes or modifies a noun or prounoun antecedent - ANSWER the noun, usually before the pronoun, that the pronoun replaces. rrect sentence MTEL Communication and Literacy W...

What are the five Principles of Patrolling? -ANSWER - Planning, Reconnaissance, Security, Control, Common Sense Troop Leading Procedures (TLP'S) -ANSWER - Receive the Mission - Issue the WARNO - Make a tentative Plan - Initiate Movement - Conduct Reconnaissance - Complete The plan - Issue the Order - Supervise/Refine The five Paragraphs of an Operations Order (OPORD) -ANSWER - Situation - Mission - Execution - Sustainment (formerly Service & Support) - Command & Control (former...

Troop Leading Procedures - ANSWER• Receive the mission- LDRs determine unit mission and time available to accomplish it. Conduct initial analysis. • Issue a warning order (WARNO)--less detailed than Opord • Make a tentative plan- • Start necessary movement • Reconnoiter • Complete the plan • Issue Operations Order (OPORD) • Supervise Rehearsal techniques - ANSWERBackbrief., Combined arms rehearsal., Support rehearsal., Battle drill or SOP rehearsal The princi...

War Fighting Functions - ANSWER1. Mission Command 2. Movement and Maneuver 3. Intelligence 4. Fires 5. Sustainment 6. Protection Offensive Tasks - ANSWER1. Movement to Contact 2. Attack 3. Exploitation 4. Pursuit General Sequence of Offensive - ANSWER1. Gain and maintain enemy contact 2. Disrupt 3. Fix 4. Maneuver 5. Exploit Characteristics of the Offense - ANSWER1. Surprise 2. Concentration 3. Audacity 4. Tempo Forms of Maneuver - ANSWER1. Frontal Attack 2. Infiltrat...

Principles of Direct Fire - ANSWERCommand and Control Mass effects of fires destroy the greatest threat first avoid target overkill employ the best weapon for the target minimize friendly exposure prevent fratricide plan for limited visibility conditions develop contingencies for diminished capabilities Terrain Based Control Measures - ANSWER1) Target reference point 2) Engagement area 3) Sector of fire 4) Maximum engagement line 5) Final protective Line 6) Principle direction...

Troop Leading Procedures -ANSWER Receive the Mission Issue Warning Order Make a Tentative Plan Initiate Movement Conduct Reconnaissance Complete the Plan Issue Operations Order Supervise and Refine Course of Action Development Steps -ANSWER Analyze relative combat power Generate options Array forces Develop a concept of the operation Assign responsibility Prepare a COA statement and sketch Principles of Patroling -ANSWER Planning Recon Security Control Common Sense Char...

Troop Leading Procedures (FM 7-10 2.10-2.13) -ANSWER An instinctive process by which you receive, plan, and execute a mission. A way of thinking. -Receive the mission -Issue the warning order -Make a tentative plan -Initiate movement -Conduct Reconnaissance -Complete the plan -Issue the complete Operations Order -Supervise (inspect and rehearse) Steps of Mission Analysis (FM 7-10 2.16-2.24) -ANSWER METT-TC is a tool that assists in developing the situation you will encounter on the ba...

What does the M4 rifle system consist of? -ANSWER Rifle, Magazine, sling What is the max effective range on a point target (M4)? -ANSWER 500m What is the max effective range on a area target (M4)? -ANSWER 600m When loading and unloading the M4 the weapon should be on? -ANSWER Safe All firing takes place at the what? -ANSWER All firing takes place AT THE RIFLE All shooting is the what? -ANSWER All shooting is the same Shooting is...? -ANSWER P

Troop Leading Procedures (TLPs) -ANSWER Step 1 - Receive the mission. Step 2 - Issue a warning order. Step 3 - Make a tentative plan. Step 4 - Initiate movement. Step 5 - Conduct reconnaissance. Step 6 - Complete the plan. Step 7 - Issue the order. Step 8 - Supervise and refine. Course of Action Development -ANSWER (AGADAP) Analyze Relative Combat Power Generate Options Array Forces Develop the Concept of the Operation Assign Responsibility Prepare a COA Statement and Sketch I...

Combat Power - ANSWERThe total means of destructive and/or disruptive force which a military unit/formation can apply against the opponent at a given time List the six Warfighting Functions - ANSWERMovement and maneuver Intelligence Fire Support Sustainment Command and Control Protection Tactics - ANSWERThe employment of units in combat. It includes the ordered arrangement and maneuver of units in relation to each other, the terrain, and the enemy in order to translate potential comba...

FM 3-21.8 -ANSWER Infantry Rifle Platoon and Squad FM 1-02 -ANSWER Operational Terms and Graphics Ranger Handbook -ANSWER SH 21-76 Warfighting Functions -ANSWER Intelligence Fire Support Movement and Maneuver Command and Control Protection Sustainment Combat Power -ANSWER The total means of destructive and/or disruptive force which a military unit/formation can apply against the opponent at a given time Tactics -ANSWER The employment of units in combat. It includes the ordere...

Principles of patrolling: planning -ANSWERQuickly make a simple plan and effectively communicate it to the lowest level. A great plan that takes forever to complete and is poorly disseminated isn't a great plan. Plan and prepare to a realistic standard and rehearse everything. principles of patrolling: Reconnaissance -ANSWERconfirm what you think you know and learn that which you do not already know principles of patrolling: Security -ANSWERpreserve your force as a whole. Every Ranger and...

Platoon Composition of an IBCT - ANSWERHQ- PL, PSG, Medic, RTO, FO. Three line squads, one weapons squad Platoon Composition of an SBCT - ANSWERFour Strykers, Three (11 man) line squads, one (7 man) weapons squad. Platoon Composition of an ABCT - ANSWERFour Bradleys, A Section (2 Brads)- BFV1- PL, B Section (2 Brads)- BFV 4- PSG. Three (9 man) dismount Squads. Infantry Company Composition of an IBCT - ANSWERThree line Platoons, HQ section, 60mm mortar section, FIST Team, Medic Team I...

TLP's (RIMICCIS) - ANSWER(1) Receive the mission (2) Issue the warning order (3) Make a tentative plan (4) Initiate movement (5) Complete the Recon (6) Complete the Plan (7) Issue the OPORD (8) Supervise and Refine Rehearsals (CBCSB) - ANSWER(1) Confirmation brief (2) Backbrief (3) Combined arms rehearsal (4) Support rehearsal (5) Battle drill or SOP Rehearsal Characteristics of the Offense (SCAT) - ANSWER(1) Surprise (2) Concentration (3) Tempo (4) Audacity Breaching Fun...

Five principles of patrolling - ANSWERPlanning-quickly make a simple plan and effectively communicate it to the lowest level Recon-confirm what you think you know and learn what you don't Security-preserve your force as awhole Control-clarify the concept of the operation and commanders intent Common Sense-use all information and good judgement to make sound timely decisions The Troop leading procedures (type this one out) - ANSWERReceive the mission, issue a warning order, make a tentati...

Characteristics of the Offense -ANSWER Audacity, Concentration, Surpise, Tempo Audacity -ANSWER Simple plan of action, boldly executed Concentration -ANSWER Massing of overwhelming effects of combat power to achieve a single purpose Surprise -ANSWER In the offense, achieved by attacking the enemy at a time or place they do not expect or in a manner for which they are unprepared Tempo -ANSWER The relative speed and rhythm of military operations over time with respect to the enemy O...

Boundary - ANSWERLateral boundaries use the echelon icon of the highest unit on boundary lines. Line of Departure (LD) - ANSWER Limit of Advance (LOA) - ANSWER Axis of Advance (Air) - ANSWER Axis of Advance (Ground) - ANSWER Target Reference Point - ANSWER Linear Target and Final Protective Fire - ANSWER Final Protective Line - ANSWER Airborne Infantry Platoon - ANSWER Stryker Infantry Section - ANSWER Air Assault Infantry Squad - ANSWER Bradley Infantry Platoon ...