General Military Knowledge Trivia
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This quiz will test your knowledge of general military terminology and organizations.
- 1.
- A.
Section
- B.
Brigade
- C.
Company
- D.
Battalion
- 2.
- A.
The combined knowledge of friendly forces, hostile forces and other relevant aspects of the Battle space.
- B.
The concerns and factors that can affect the environment witin an Area of Operations.
- C.
The practice that links several battlefield functions together to assist a combat force in employing its sensors and managing the information they gather.
- D.
The knowledge, in near real-time of the geographical location of forces.
- 3.Which type of Order provides subordinate commanders essential direction to plan and execute operations normally related to tactical activites and should only contain enough detail as necessary for subordinate commanders to issue thier own orders?
- A.
Warning Order
- B.
Administrative Order
- C.
Operation Order
- D.
Fragmentary Order
- 4.
- A.
G2
- B.
G3
- C.
G4
- D.
G6
- 5.
- A.
Armour, Infantry, Combat Air and Artilliery
- B.
Infantry, Signals, Intelligence and Armour
- C.
Infantry, Security, Armour and Artillery
- D.
Armour, Infantry, Engineers and Artilliery
- 6.Which of the following options best outlines the unit and sub-unit organizations in an infantry hierarchy (highest - lowest).
- A.
Company, Section, Platoon, Battalion
- B.
Battalion, Company, Platoon, Section
- C.
Battalion, Platoon, Company, Section
- D.
Brigade, Company, Section, Platoon
- 7.
- A.
To monitor, assess and coordinate intelligence production.
- B.
To monitor, assess and coordinate combat service support operations.
- C.
To monitor, assess and coordinate communications and information systems requirements
- D.
To monitor, assess and coordinate personnel adminstration.
- 8.
- A.
Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel, Major, Lieutenant, Captain
- B.
Colonel, Lieutenant-Colonel, Lieutenant, Major, Captain
- C.
Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel, Lieutenant, Captain, Major
- D.
Colonel, Lieutenant-Colonel, Major, Captain, Lieutenant
- 9.
- A.
Is usually formed around an infantry company. Is flexible and can be restructured quickly to cope with changing situations.
- B.
Is usually formed around an infantry brigade. Is flexible and can be restructured quickly to cope with changing situations.
- C.
Is usually formed around an infantry platoon. Could include anti-tank capability, air defence detachment and an artillery element. Is flexible and can be restructured quickly to cope with changing situations.
- D.
Is usually formed around an infantry battalion. Could include anti-tank capability, air defence detachment and an artillery element. Is flexible and can be restructured quickly to cope with changing situations.
- 10.
- A.
Provide the commander with the core funationality required to commnad, manage and plan full spectrum operations.
- B.
Close with and destroy the enemy.
- C.
Defeat the enemy through the aggressive use of firepower and battlefield mobility.
- D.
Authorize an individual to direct, coordinate, and control military forces.
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