FMF 105 General Combat Leadership Fundamentals
Fleet Marine Force Section 105 General Combat Leadership Fundamentals
- 1.What are the 9 common elements found in a combat environment?
- A.
Fear/ stress/ mental fatigue
- B.
Casualties
- C.
Confusion
- D.
Violence
- E.
Communications breakdown
- F.
Proficiency
- G.
Morale
- H.
Motivation
- I.
Continuous operations
- J.
Isolation
- K.
Esprit de corps
- L.
Individual discomfort/ physical fatigue
- M.
Homesickness
- N.
Discipline
- 2.What are the characteristics that enable Marines and Sailors to overcome fear?
- A.
Fear/ stress/ mental fatigue
- B.
Casualties
- C.
Confusion
- D.
Violence
- E.
Communications breakdown
- F.
Proficiency
- G.
Morale
- H.
Motivation
- I.
Continuous operations
- J.
Isolation
- K.
Esprit de corps
- L.
Individual discomfort/ physical fatigue
- M.
Homesickness
- N.
Discipline
- 3.Which of the following terms defines: The individual's state of mind. it depends on individual attitude toward everything that affects him/her, fellow Marines, leaders, Marine life in general, and other things important to the individual.
- A.
Morale
- B.
Discipline
- C.
Esprit de corps
- D.
Proficiency
- E.
Motivation
- 4.Which of the following terms defines: The loyalty to, pride in, and enthusiasm for the unit shown by its members. It implies devotion and loyalty to the unit and deep regard for the unit's history, traditions, and honor.
- A.
Morale
- B.
Motivation
- C.
Esprit de corps
- D.
Proficiency
- E.
Discipline
- 5.Which of the following terms defines: The individual or group attitude that ensures prompt obedience to orders and initiation of appropriate action in the absence of orders.
- A.
Morale
- B.
Proficiency
- C.
Discipline
- D.
Esprit de corps
- E.
Motivation
- 6.Which of the following terms defines: Based on psychological factors such as needs, desires, and impulses that cause a person to act. For a Marine, commitment and pride in the unit and Corps is generally the basis for combat motivation.
- A.
Morale
- B.
Proficiency
- C.
Discipline
- D.
Esprit de corps
- E.
Motivation
- 7.Which of the following terms defines: The technical, tactical, and physical ability to perform the job or mission.
- A.
Morale
- B.
Proficiency
- C.
Discipline
- D.
Esprit de corps
- E.
Motivation
- 8.What is the acronym for the 6 troop leading steps?
- 9.What are the 6 troop leading steps?
- A.
Complete Plan
- B.
Arrange for reconnaissance
- C.
Issue the order
- D.
Make reconnaissance
- E.
Begin Planning
- F.
Supervise
- 10.How many Articles are there of the Code of Conduct?
- A.
4
- B.
6
- C.
7
- D.
6
- 11.Which of the following defines this article of the Code of Conduct: When questioned, should i become a POW, i am required to give name, rank, service number, and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability. I will make no oral or written statements disloyal to my counrty and its allies, or harmful to their cause.
- A.
Article I
- B.
Article V
- C.
Article IV
- D.
Article III
- E.
Article VI
- F.
Article II
- 12.Which of the following defines this article of the Code of Conduct: If I am captured, I will contine to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aide other to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy.
- A.
Article I
- B.
Article V
- C.
Article IV
- D.
Article III
- E.
Article VI
- F.
Article II
- 13.Which of the following defines this article of the Code of Conduct: I will never forget that I am an American, fighting for freedom, responsible for my actions, and dedicated to the principles which made my country free. I will trust in my God and in the United States of America.
- A.
Article I
- B.
Article V
- C.
Article IV
- D.
Article III
- E.
Article VI
- F.
Article II
- 14.Which of the following defines this article of the Code of Conduct: I am an American, fighting in the armed froces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense.
- A.
Article I
- B.
Article V
- C.
Article IV
- D.
Article III
- E.
Article VI
- F.
Article II
- 15.Which of the following defines this article of the Code of Conduct: If I become a POW, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. I will give no information nor take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command. If not, I will obey the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them in every way.
- A.
Article I
- B.
Article V
- C.
Article IV
- D.
Article III
- E.
Article VI
- F.
Article II
- 16.Which of the following defines this article of the Code of Conduct: I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have the means to resist.
- A.
Article I
- B.
Article V
- C.
Article IV
- D.
Article III
- E.
Article VI
- F.
Article II
- 17.Which of the following are rights of a POW
- A.
Sanitary, protective housing and clothing
- B.
Sufficient amount of food to sustain good health
- C.
Adequate medical care
- D.
Facilities for proper hygiene
- E.
Practice religious faith
- F.
Keep personal property (except weapons)
- G.
Send and receive mail
- H.
Receive packages
- I.
Select a fellow POW to represent you
- J.
Receive humane treatment
- K.
Copy of Geneva Conventions in proper language
- L.
Copy of all camp regulations in proper language
- 18.The information that Marines and Sailors are required to give to their captors are:
- A.
Name
- B.
Rank
- C.
Station
- D.
Officer in charge
- E.
Branch of service
- F.
Date of birth
- G.
Service number
- 19.The responsibility to perform paid labor is as follows: (MUDD) Not Military Not Unhealthy Not Degrading Not Dangerous
- A.
True
- B.
False
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