Alc Phase II Study Quiz
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Questions and Answers
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What is the FM that covers Tactical Convoy Operations?
- A.
FM 4-45.01
- B.
FM 4-01.45
- C.
FM 4-04.15
- D.
FM 4-45.10
Correct Answer
B. FM 4-01.45Explanation
FM 4-01.45 is the correct answer because it is the FM that specifically covers Tactical Convoy Operations. The other options, FM 4-45.01, FM 4-04.15, and FM 4-45.10, do not mention Tactical Convoy Operations and are therefore not the correct FM for this topic.Rate this question:
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- 2.
How many Troop Leading Procedures are there?
- A.
7
- B.
8
- C.
9
- D.
10
Correct Answer
B. 8Explanation
There are 8 Troop Leading Procedures.Rate this question:
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What are the five methods the CC would receive the mission?
- A.
Email from DMC
- B.
WARNO
- C.
Written
- D.
OPORD
- E.
FRAGO
- F.
Transportation Movement Request
- G.
Verbal
Correct Answer(s)
B. WARNO
D. OPORD
E. FRAGO
F. Transportation Movement Request
G. VerbalExplanation
The CC would receive the mission through various methods such as WARNO, OPORD, FRAGO, Transportation Movement Request, and Verbal communication. These methods allow for effective and efficient communication of the mission details to the CC. WARNO, OPORD, and FRAGO are formal written orders that provide comprehensive information about the mission. Transportation Movement Request is a document used to request transportation for mission-related purposes. Verbal communication allows for direct and immediate transfer of information. These methods ensure that the CC is well-informed and can effectively execute the mission.Rate this question:
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- 4.
In an OPORD or Convoy Brief, what is the first Paragraph
- A.
Situation
- B.
Enemy Forces
- C.
Service Support
- D.
Mission
Correct Answer
A. SituationExplanation
The first paragraph in an OPORD or Convoy Brief is typically the "Situation" paragraph. This paragraph provides an overview of the current situation, including friendly forces, enemy forces, and the operational environment. It outlines the mission and the specific tasks that need to be accomplished. This information is crucial for the understanding and planning of the operation or convoy, as it sets the context and helps in determining the appropriate course of action.Rate this question:
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What Information goes in the situation paragraph?
- A.
Intent
- B.
Friendly/Enemy Forces
- C.
Maneuver
- D.
Fires
Correct Answer
B. Friendly/Enemy ForcesExplanation
The situation paragraph should include information about the friendly and enemy forces involved in the situation. This includes identifying the friendly forces and their capabilities, as well as identifying the enemy forces and their locations. This information is crucial for understanding the overall context and dynamics of the situation, and helps in formulating an effective plan or response.Rate this question:
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When planning a mission, how much time should subordinates be given to plan?
- A.
2/3
- B.
1/3
- C.
3/4
- D.
1/2
Correct Answer
A. 2/3Explanation
Subordinates should be given 2/3 of the time to plan when planning a mission. This allows them enough time to thoroughly analyze the situation, gather information, and create a well-thought-out plan. Giving subordinates sufficient time to plan ensures that they can consider all possible factors and make informed decisions, leading to a more successful mission.Rate this question:
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What can be used as a simplified approach to tactical analysis and planning
- A.
METT-TC
- B.
OPORD
- C.
WARNO
- D.
Operational Envionment
Correct Answer
A. METT-TCExplanation
METT-TC stands for Mission, Enemy, Terrain and Weather, Troops and Support available, Time available, and Civil considerations. It is a simplified approach to tactical analysis and planning that helps in evaluating key factors before making decisions. By considering these elements, commanders can assess the situation, understand the enemy, analyze the terrain and weather conditions, evaluate available resources, determine the time frame, and consider the impact on the civilian population. This approach assists in developing effective operational plans and strategies.Rate this question:
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- 8.
The threat to small patrols TYPICALLY is in what form?
- A.
IED
- B.
Large Scale Ambushes
- C.
VOIED
- D.
Small Scale Ambushes
Correct Answer
D. Small Scale AmbushesExplanation
Small scale ambushes are typically the threat to small patrols. This means that smaller groups of attackers strategically plan and execute surprise attacks on small patrols. These ambushes can be more difficult to detect and defend against compared to large scale ambushes. They often involve guerrilla tactics, such as hit-and-run attacks or using the element of surprise to overpower the patrol. Therefore, small scale ambushes pose a significant threat to the safety and security of small patrols.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Fixed sites are typically attacked with?
- A.
Direct & Indirect Fire
- B.
Suicide attacks
- C.
Asymmetrical Warfare
- D.
All of the Above
Correct Answer
D. All of the AboveExplanation
Fixed sites, such as military bases or government buildings, can be targeted by various means. Direct and indirect fire refers to attacks using artillery, mortars, or rockets. Suicide attacks involve individuals carrying out an attack with the intent to cause harm or destruction. Asymmetrical warfare refers to unconventional tactics used by weaker forces against stronger opponents, which can include attacks on fixed sites. Therefore, all of the options listed - direct & indirect fire, suicide attacks, and asymmetrical warfare - can be used to attack fixed sites.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Suicide Bombers and other terrorist attacks are designed to....
- A.
Cause Mass Casualties
- B.
Garner Media Attention
- C.
Both Cause Mass Casualties and Garner Media Attention
- D.
None of the Above
Correct Answer
C. Both Cause Mass Casualties and Garner Media AttentionExplanation
Suicide bombers and other terrorist attacks are designed to both cause mass casualties and garner media attention. These attacks aim to inflict maximum damage and loss of life, creating fear and chaos among the targeted population. At the same time, the media coverage surrounding these attacks helps to spread the message of the terrorists, amplifying their cause and potentially inspiring others to join their ranks. By combining these two objectives, terrorists seek to maximize the impact of their actions and achieve their desired outcomes.Rate this question:
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How does Convoy Planning and the enforcement of discipline prevent attacks?
- A.
Perfect Planning and Practice makes Perfect
- B.
By not being Perceived as a soft target
- C.
Creates Time Management
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
B. By not being Perceived as a soft targetExplanation
Convoy planning and the enforcement of discipline prevent attacks by not being perceived as a soft target. This means that by implementing effective planning and discipline, the convoy appears strong and prepared, discouraging potential attackers who often target vulnerable or easy targets. By creating an image of strength and readiness, the convoy reduces the likelihood of being targeted and increases its chances of deterring any potential attacks.Rate this question:
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- 12.
RCIED stands for __________ ___________ Improvised Explosive Device.
Correct Answer
Radio ControlledExplanation
RCIED stands for Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Device. This acronym refers to a type of explosive device that is remotely controlled using radio signals. These devices are typically used by terrorist organizations or insurgent groups to carry out attacks. The use of radio control allows the perpetrators to maintain a safe distance from the explosion and increases the likelihood of successfully detonating the device. It is important for security forces and counter-terrorism units to be aware of RCIEDs and to develop strategies to detect and neutralize them.Rate this question:
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The most commonly used type of IED Detonation in Iraq is the_________.
- A.
VOIED
- B.
Timed IED
- C.
Command Wired IED
- D.
RCIED
Correct Answer
D. RCIEDExplanation
The most commonly used type of IED detonation in Iraq is the RCIED. This type of IED, also known as a Radio-Controlled IED, is remotely detonated using radio signals. It is often favored by insurgents because it allows them to target specific vehicles or individuals from a safe distance. RCIEDs can be triggered using various methods, such as handheld remotes or cell phones, making them a versatile and effective weapon in asymmetric warfare.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What is the most used IED triggers in Afghanistan?
- A.
Command Wired IED
- B.
VOIED
- C.
RCIED
- D.
Timed IED
Correct Answer
A. Command Wired IEDExplanation
Command Wired IEDs are the most commonly used triggers in Afghanistan. These devices are manually operated by a person who is in close proximity to the IED. The operator uses a command wire to initiate the explosion remotely, allowing them to control the timing and target of the attack. This method is preferred by insurgent groups as it provides them with more control over the detonation and increases the chances of success.Rate this question:
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- 15.
VOIED is an acronym for __________ ___________ Improvised Explosive Device.
Correct Answer
Victim OperatedExplanation
VOIED is an acronym that stands for "Victim Operated Improvised Explosive Device." This type of explosive device is designed to be triggered or activated by a victim, often unknowingly. It is a dangerous and deadly weapon commonly used by terrorists or individuals with malicious intent. The term "victim operated" refers to the fact that the device relies on the actions or presence of a victim to initiate the explosion, causing harm or damage.Rate this question:
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PIR is used to detonated an IED. How is this done?
- A.
Driving over a trip wire / string
- B.
A vehicle breaks a path of a beam of light
- C.
Causing pressure on a pressure plate
- D.
By automatically causing a phone to be called with an RFID reader
Correct Answer
B. A vehicle breaks a path of a beam of lightExplanation
PIR stands for Passive Infrared sensor, which is a motion detection technology that detects changes in infrared radiation in its surroundings. In this scenario, a PIR sensor is used to detonate an IED (Improvised Explosive Device). The correct answer states that a vehicle breaks a path of a beam of light. This means that the PIR sensor is set up to emit a beam of light, and when a vehicle passes through and breaks the path of this light beam, it triggers the detonation of the IED.Rate this question:
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- 17.
An EFP is an ________.
Correct Answer
Explosively Formed ProjectileExplanation
An EFP, which stands for Explosively Formed Projectile, refers to a type of projectile that is formed by the controlled detonation of an explosive charge. This explosive charge is designed in such a way that it shapes a metal plate into a high-velocity projectile upon detonation. The resulting projectile is capable of penetrating armored vehicles and structures with great precision and effectiveness. EFPs are commonly used in military applications and are known for their ability to cause significant damage to targets.Rate this question:
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The aim of a terrorist is to maim or kill as many Soldiers and civilians as possible.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the aim of a terrorist is to cause harm and create fear by targeting both soldiers and civilians. Their goal is to inflict as much damage and casualties as possible, often through violent and indiscriminate means. By causing widespread death and destruction, terrorists hope to achieve their objectives, whether they are political, ideological, or religious in nature.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Suicide Bombers are a benefit to terrorists because
- A.
They are low cost
- B.
They are low tech
- C.
They are low risk
- D.
They are religious
Correct Answer(s)
A. They are low cost
B. They are low tech
C. They are low riskExplanation
Suicide bombers are considered a benefit to terrorists because they are low cost, low tech, and low risk. Firstly, they are low cost as they require minimal resources compared to other forms of attacks. Secondly, they are low tech, meaning they do not require sophisticated weaponry or equipment, making them easily accessible for terrorists. Lastly, they are low risk as suicide bombers are willing to sacrifice their own lives, reducing the chances of being captured or identified before carrying out the attack. Additionally, the mention of being religious suggests that suicide bombers may be motivated by extremist ideologies, making them more committed to their cause.Rate this question:
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- 20.
An IED is composed of what?
- A.
Filler Material(Explosive)
- B.
Power source
- C.
Projectile
- D.
Detonator
- E.
Container
- F.
Timer
- G.
Initiation device
- H.
All of the above
Correct Answer(s)
A. Filler Material(Explosive)
B. Power source
D. Detonator
E. Container
G. Initiation deviceExplanation
An IED, or Improvised Explosive Device, is composed of various components including filler material (explosive), a power source, a detonator, a container, an initiation device, and sometimes a projectile and a timer. These components work together to create a homemade explosive device that can be used for destructive purposes.Rate this question:
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- 21.
IEDs are planted by......
- A.
A few people over night
- B.
Taliban / ISIS
- C.
Teams of people of a period of days
- D.
An individual working alone
Correct Answer
C. Teams of people of a period of daysExplanation
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) are complex and dangerous explosive devices that require expertise and planning to construct and plant. It is unlikely that a few people overnight or an individual working alone would have the necessary skills and resources to create and deploy IEDs effectively. On the other hand, terrorist organizations like the Taliban or ISIS often employ teams of individuals over a period of days to plan and execute large-scale attacks, including the planting of IEDs. Therefore, the most plausible explanation is that teams of people work together over a period of days to plant IEDs.Rate this question:
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- 22.
IEDs may be.....
- A.
Pre-positioned
- B.
Delivered to the target
- C.
Both A and B
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
C. Both A and BExplanation
The correct answer is "Both A and B." This means that IEDs can be both pre-positioned and delivered to the target. Pre-positioning refers to the act of placing IEDs in strategic locations in advance, while delivering to the target means transporting and placing the IEDs directly at the intended target location. Therefore, both methods can be used to deploy IEDs.Rate this question:
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What is the 1/3 - 2/3 rule of time management?
- A.
Allowing leaders 2/3 of the time available to plan and get ready
- B.
Allowing subordinates 2/3 of the time available to plan and get ready
- C.
Allowing leaders1/3 of the time available to plan and get ready
- D.
Allowing subordinates 1/3 of the time available to plan and get ready
Correct Answer
B. Allowing subordinates 2/3 of the time available to plan and get readyExplanation
The 1/3 - 2/3 rule of time management suggests that leaders should allocate 2/3 of the available time to subordinates for planning and preparation. This allows subordinates to have sufficient time to effectively plan and get ready for the task at hand. By giving subordinates more time, leaders can empower them to take ownership of their work and make informed decisions. This approach also promotes collaboration and delegation, as leaders trust their subordinates to handle their responsibilities effectively.Rate this question:
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Is the enemy likely to use UAVs?
- A.
No, because they cost too much
- B.
Yes, because they are effective
- C.
No, because they are easily detectable
- D.
Yes, because of the low cost.
Correct Answer
D. Yes, because of the low cost.Explanation
The correct answer is "Yes, because of the low cost." This suggests that the enemy is likely to use UAVs because they are affordable. The low cost implies that the enemy can acquire and deploy UAVs without significant financial constraints, making them a viable option for their operations.Rate this question:
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- 25.
Where are pressure plate IED's used?
- A.
Culverts
- B.
Low water areas
- C.
Sharp bends in the road
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
Pressure plate IED's are used in culverts, low water areas, and sharp bends in the road. These locations are strategically chosen because they offer opportunities for the IED to be concealed and triggered when a vehicle or person applies pressure on the plate. Culverts provide cover and can be easily accessed for planting the IED. Low water areas can be attractive as they may force vehicles to slow down or take alternative routes. Sharp bends in the road create blind spots, making it easier for attackers to hide the IED and catch their targets off guard. Therefore, pressure plate IED's can be used in all of these locations.Rate this question:
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- 26.
What are the 3 types of mines?
- A.
Blast
- B.
Anti Personnel
- C.
Bounding
- D.
Anti Vehicular
- E.
Fragmentation
Correct Answer(s)
A. Blast
C. Bounding
E. FragmentationExplanation
The correct answer is Blast, Bounding, and Fragmentation. These three types of mines are commonly used in military operations. Blast mines are designed to explode upon contact, causing damage to personnel and vehicles. Bounding mines are designed to launch into the air and explode, causing casualties in a wider area. Fragmentation mines are designed to release shrapnel upon explosion, causing injury to anyone in the vicinity. These types of mines are used strategically to create obstacles and inflict damage on enemy forces.Rate this question:
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The 6 essential elements in a call for fire are......
- A.
Observer ID
- B.
OPORD
- C.
WARNO
- D.
Target Location
- E.
Target Description
- F.
Method of Delivery
- G.
Method of Engagement
- H.
Method of Control
- I.
Target Size
Correct Answer(s)
A. Observer ID
C. WARNO
D. Target Location
E. Target Description
G. Method of Engagement
H. Method of ControlExplanation
The 6 essential elements in a call for fire are Observer ID, WARNO, Target Location, Target Description, Method of Engagement, and Method of Control. These elements are crucial in ensuring effective communication and coordination between the observer and the fire support team. The Observer ID helps identify the person calling for fire, while the WARNO provides important information about the upcoming fire mission. The Target Location and Target Description provide specific details about the target, enabling accurate engagement. The Method of Engagement and Method of Control specify how the fire support will be delivered and controlled.Rate this question:
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A call for fire is transmitted over 3 transmissions. Using the list below, in what order are they called in?1. Target Location2. Observer ID, WARNO3. Target Description, methods of engagement / control
- A.
1, 2, 3
- B.
1, 3, 2
- C.
2, 1, 3
- D.
2, 3, 1
- E.
3, 1, 2
- F.
3, 2, 1
Correct Answer
C. 2, 1, 3Explanation
The correct order for calling a fire is to first provide the Observer ID and WARNO, then provide the Target Location, and finally provide the Target Description and methods of engagement/control. This order ensures that the necessary information is relayed in a logical sequence, starting with the identification of the observer and the warning message, followed by the location of the target, and ending with a detailed description of the target and the methods to engage or control it.Rate this question:
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Blue SA's update every _______ minutes.
- A.
15
- B.
5
- C.
3
- D.
10
Correct Answer
B. 5Explanation
Blue SA's update every 5 minutes.Rate this question:
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What are the 3 types of IED?
- A.
Package
- B.
Vehicle
- C.
Personnel
- D.
Suicide
- E.
Structural
Correct Answer(s)
A. Package
B. Vehicle
D. SuicideExplanation
The correct answer is Package, Vehicle, and Suicide. These three types of IEDs refer to different methods of deployment. A package IED is a device that is concealed within a package or parcel. A vehicle IED is a device that is placed or attached to a vehicle. A suicide IED is a device that is carried by a person who intends to detonate it, causing harm to themselves and others. These three types of IEDs demonstrate the various ways in which explosive devices can be used for malicious purposes.Rate this question:
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Small arms attacks on convoys are...
- A.
Planned and targeted
- B.
Unplanned and Random
Correct Answer
A. Planned and targetedExplanation
Small arms attacks on convoys are planned and targeted because they involve deliberate planning and selection of specific targets. These attacks are not random or spontaneous, but rather executed with a specific intent to cause harm or disruption to a particular convoy or group of vehicles. The attackers may gather intelligence, identify vulnerabilities, and carefully time their assault to maximize their chances of success. Such attacks often aim to inflict casualties, damage vehicles or equipment, or seize valuable resources. Therefore, the answer is "Planned and targeted."Rate this question:
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Which mortar attack is transported by vehicle,cart, motorcycle, or hand carried by crew?
- A.
Targeted fire
- B.
Harassing fire
- C.
Indirect Fire
- D.
Suppressive fire
Correct Answer
B. Harassing fireExplanation
Harassing fire refers to a type of mortar attack that is transported by various means such as vehicles, carts, motorcycles, or hand carried by the crew. It is used to disrupt the enemy's activities, cause confusion, and hinder their movements. This type of fire is typically aimed at specific targets to create a psychological impact and keep the enemy off balance. It is often used to harass and demoralize the enemy rather than causing significant damage or casualties.Rate this question:
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What is the most common enemy TTP?
- A.
Ambush
- B.
IED Attack
- C.
Gun fire
- D.
Sniper fre
Correct Answer
B. IED AttackExplanation
The most common enemy TTP (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures) is the IED (Improvised Explosive Device) attack. This is because IEDs are commonly used by insurgent groups and terrorist organizations to target military forces and civilian populations. IED attacks are highly effective and can cause significant casualties and damage. Therefore, military and security forces must be constantly vigilant and employ counter-IED measures to mitigate the threat posed by these attacks.Rate this question:
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IED Attacks are either ________ or ________ detonated?
Correct Answer
manually, manual
remote, remotelyExplanation
IED attacks can be detonated either manually or remotely. When an IED is detonated manually, it means that the person responsible for the attack physically triggers the explosion. On the other hand, remote detonation refers to the act of triggering the explosion from a distance, using a remote control or a timer. Both methods have been used in various terrorist attacks around the world, and the choice of detonation method depends on the attacker's objectives and circumstances.Rate this question:
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Vehicles should stay close together in order to avoid attacks.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
This statement is not true. Vehicles should not stay close together in order to avoid attacks. In fact, it is recommended for vehicles to maintain a safe distance from each other to reduce the risk of accidents and collisions. Keeping a safe distance allows drivers to have enough time and space to react to any unexpected situations on the road. Additionally, staying close together can create a dangerous situation where multiple vehicles are at risk if one of them is attacked or involved in an accident.Rate this question:
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The three main parts of the convoy are ________, ________, and ________.
Correct Answer
the head, Head, the main, main, the main body, main body, the trail, trail
the head, Head, the main, main, the main body, main body, the trail, trail
the head, Head, the main, main, the main body, main body, the trail, trailExplanation
The correct answer is "the head, Head, the main, main, the main body, main body, the trail, trail." The question is asking for the three main parts of the convoy, which are the head, the main body, and the trail. The answer provides the correct sequence of these parts.Rate this question:
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What is the color of the flag that should be on the front vehicle of a convoy?
- A.
Green
- B.
Blue
- C.
White
- D.
Black
Correct Answer
B. BlueExplanation
The color of the flag that should be on the front vehicle of a convoy is blue. This is because blue is commonly used to indicate that a vehicle is leading a convoy. It helps other drivers on the road to easily identify and recognize the front vehicle, ensuring that the convoy stays together and follows the designated route.Rate this question:
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Who coordinates Installation support for convoys?
- A.
DMC
- B.
UMO
- C.
SDDC
- D.
DTO
Correct Answer
B. UMOExplanation
UMO stands for Unit Movement Officer. The UMO is responsible for coordinating installation support for convoys. They ensure that all necessary resources and support are provided for the safe and efficient movement of military units and equipment. This includes coordinating with various agencies and organizations to ensure that convoy operations are properly planned and executed. The UMO plays a crucial role in ensuring the success of convoy missions and the overall readiness of military units.Rate this question:
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Who sets the limits and restrictions for each state concerning vehicle weight, length, width, and height?
- A.
DOT
- B.
DTO
- C.
TAG
- D.
UMO
Correct Answer
A. DOTExplanation
The Department of Transportation (DOT) is responsible for setting the limits and restrictions for each state concerning vehicle weight, length, width, and height. They establish these regulations to ensure the safety of the roads and bridges, as well as to prevent damage to infrastructure. The DOT works closely with state transportation agencies to enforce these regulations and ensure compliance from all vehicles operating on public roads.Rate this question:
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Requests must be submitted by the UMC to the SMCC ________ working days prior to convoy movement during peacetime.
- A.
14
- B.
10
- C.
15
- D.
30
Correct Answer
B. 10Explanation
The correct answer is 10 because the question states that the requests must be submitted by the UMC to the SMCC a certain number of working days prior to convoy movement during peacetime. Out of the given options, 10 is the only number that represents a reasonable number of days for planning and coordination.Rate this question:
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What is the difference between a WARNO and OPORD
- A.
An OPORD is the preliminary notice
- B.
They are the same type of order
- C.
A WARNO is a preliminary notice
- D.
The OPORD has missing information in it
Correct Answer
C. A WARNO is a preliminary noticeExplanation
A WARNO, which stands for Warning Order, is a type of preliminary notice that is used to alert personnel about an upcoming operation or mission. It provides initial information and sets the stage for further planning and preparation. On the other hand, an OPORD, which stands for Operations Order, is a more detailed and comprehensive order that provides specific instructions and guidance for executing the mission. Therefore, the main difference between a WARNO and OPORD is that a WARNO is a preliminary notice, while an OPORD is a more detailed order.Rate this question:
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What is the smallest size convoy formation in which elements are placed directly behind each other?
- A.
Full Convoy
- B.
Serial
- C.
March Unit
- D.
Column
- E.
Squadron Team
Correct Answer
C. March UnitExplanation
A March Unit is the smallest size convoy formation in which elements are placed directly behind each other. This formation is typically used in military or organized group movements, where individuals or vehicles follow one another in a single file line. The term "March Unit" suggests a sense of order and discipline, as it implies that the group is moving together in a coordinated manner.Rate this question:
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- 43.
METT-TC is an acronym that means?M - ________E - ________T - ________T - ________T - ________C - ________
Correct Answer
Mission
Enemy
Terrain
Time
Troops, troop
Civilians, civilianExplanation
METT-TC is an acronym that stands for Mission, Enemy, Terrain, Time, Troops, troop, Civilians, civilian. This acronym is used in military planning and decision-making processes. Each component represents a critical factor that needs to be considered and analyzed in order to effectively plan and execute a mission. The mission refers to the objective or goal that needs to be accomplished. The enemy represents the opposing forces or threats that need to be understood and countered. Terrain refers to the physical characteristics of the environment in which the mission takes place. Time refers to the time available to complete the mission. Troops, troop refers to the friendly forces available to execute the mission. Finally, civilians, civilian refers to the non-combatants or the local population that may be affected by the mission.Rate this question:
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Give 5 examples of the responsibilities of the ACC
- A.
Ensure PMCS of vehicles
- B.
Ensure vehicles are loaded correctly
- C.
Schedule CC's Briefing with the S3
- D.
Conduct PPCs & PCIs
- E.
Check all dispatches
- F.
Check Soldiers' Licenses
- G.
Initial Planning Steps of Convoy
Correct Answer(s)
A. Ensure PMCS of vehicles
B. Ensure vehicles are loaded correctly
D. Conduct PPCs & PCIs
E. Check all dispatches
F. Check Soldiers' LicensesExplanation
The ACC is responsible for ensuring the PMCS (Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services) of vehicles, which involves regularly inspecting and maintaining vehicles to ensure their proper functioning. They also have the responsibility of ensuring that vehicles are loaded correctly, which includes properly securing and distributing cargo to maintain balance and safety. Additionally, the ACC conducts PPCs (Preventive Physical Checks) and PCIs (Preventive Checks and Inspections) to inspect and assess the condition of equipment and vehicles. They are also responsible for checking all dispatches to ensure that proper documentation and procedures are followed. Lastly, the ACC checks Soldiers' Licenses to ensure that they are valid and up to date.Rate this question:
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Back briefs and AARs are key because they ensure ________ of the information.
Correct Answer(s)
understanding, the understandingExplanation
Back briefs and AARs are key because they ensure understanding of the information. These processes provide an opportunity for individuals or teams to summarize and communicate their understanding of a situation or event. By conducting back briefs, individuals can confirm that they have comprehended the information correctly and can effectively relay it to others. Similarly, AARs allow for a comprehensive review and analysis of an event, ensuring that all parties involved have a clear understanding of what occurred and any lessons learned.Rate this question:
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A Convoy Commander's position in the convoy is determined by ________.
Correct Answer(s)
METT-TC, the METT-TC, METTTC, the METTTC, mett-tc, the mett-tc, metttc, the metttcExplanation
The position of a Convoy Commander in the convoy is determined by METT-TC.Rate this question:
- 47.
There are how many specialty teams?
- A.
4
- B.
5
- C.
6
- D.
7
Correct Answer
B. 5Explanation
The question asks for the number of specialty teams. The correct answer is 5, indicating that there are five specialty teams.Rate this question:
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- 48.
Which of the following is NOT a specialty team?
- A.
GT
- B.
LZ
- C.
Flight
- D.
CLS
- E.
A&L
- F.
Recovery
Correct Answer
C. FlightExplanation
Flight is not a specialty team because it is a common term used to refer to the act of flying or the act of operating an aircraft. It does not specifically refer to a specialized team or group within a specific field or industry. On the other hand, GT, LZ, CLS, A&L, and Recovery are all examples of specialty teams as they are specific abbreviations or acronyms used to represent specialized teams or groups within certain fields or industries.Rate this question:
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- 49.
The maximum deviation for departure/SP is _______ minutes.
- A.
5
- B.
10
- C.
12
- D.
15
Correct Answer
D. 15Explanation
The maximum deviation for departure/SP is 15 minutes. This means that the departure or scheduled time for a particular event can deviate or be delayed by a maximum of 15 minutes.Rate this question:
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- 50.
What is the driver's primary responsibility?
- A.
Vehicle safety
- B.
Driving
- C.
Mission accomplishment
- D.
Radio communications
Correct Answer
B. DrivingExplanation
The driver's primary responsibility is driving. This means that their main focus and duty is to operate the vehicle safely and efficiently, ensuring the safety of themselves, passengers, and other road users. While vehicle safety is important, it is a component of the driver's overall responsibility to drive responsibly and follow traffic laws. Mission accomplishment and radio communications may be relevant in specific contexts, but they are not the primary responsibility of the driver in general.Rate this question:
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