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-Movement and Maneuver

-Intelligence

-Fires

-Protection

Sustainment

-C2

FM 3-04.155, 1-1

-Attack operations (if applicable)

-Call-for-fire ops

Reconnaissance and security ops

-Itelligence ops

-Emergency procedures

-Base security

-C2

-CBRN

-Airspace command and control

-Basic tactical skills

FM 3-04.155, 1-4

-Three

-Battalion and below

-Brigade level with brigade combat tems (BCT's) and battlefield surveillance brigade

-Division and above

FM 3-04.155, 1-5

Close-range (Less than 25k, one to two hours)

RQ-11B, Raven

FM 3-04.155, 1-6

Medium-range (Less than 125k)

RQ-7B Shadow

Extended-range (200k or more, 16 hours or more)

Warrior-A

MQ-5B Hunter

FM 3-04.155, 1-8

-Four UA

-Four OSVTs

-Two GCS

-Two GDT

-Two personnel/equip transport vehicles w/ one trailer

-One AVT with launcher

-One mobile maintenace facility w/ maint trailer

-One PGDT

-One PGCS

FM 3-04.155, 1-15 

"To provide real-time, day and night imagery surveillance, tactical reconn, and communications relay in support of brigade and below"

FM 3-04.155, 1-17

-Six UA

-Six HMMWV's and trailers

-Three GCS's w/ trailer-mounted generators

-Two GDT's

-Two 5-ton trucks w/ trailers

-One 5-ton truck w/ crance and fuel trailer

One 5-ton truck w/ tank and pump unit

FM 3-04.155, 1-29

Reconnaissance operations are conducted for what to?

(List question)

-Obtain information about the enemy and/or terrain

-Assist in building and sharing the COP

-Focus combat power at the decisive point and time

FM 3-04.155, 3-6

-Route

-Zone

-Area

-Aerial surveillance

FM 3-04.155, 3-18

"Route reconn obtains information regarding a specific route and all adjacent terrian from which the threat may influence movement along the route"

FM 3-04-155, 3-19

"A directed effort to obtain information concerning all routes, obstacles, terrain, and enemy force withing a zone defined by boundaries"

FM 3-04.155, 3-26

"Area reconn gathers intelligence or conducts surveillance of a specified area"

FM 3-04.155, 3-29

The nature (restrictive versus permissive) of the boundaries

FM 3-04.155, 3-31

What type of reconnaissance has restrictive boundaries?

Zone 

FM 3-04.155, 3-31

Area

FM 3-04-155, 3-31

The systematic observation of aerospace, surface, or subsurface areas, places, persons, or things by visual, aural, electronic, photographic, or other means to collect information.

FM 3-04.155, 3-31

"The timely and accurate estimate of damage resulting from the application of military force (lethal or nonlethal) against a predetermined objective"

FM 3.04-155, 3-86

-Departure/arrival location of UAS

-Ingress/egress flight path

-ATC special procedures (type of airspace)

-Lost-link procedures

-Hours/frequency of operations

-Communications

FM 3.04-155, 3-144

Object size

Object shape

Contrast

Ambient light

Viewing distance 

Flight altitude

Moon angle

Visibility restrictions

Terrain

Seasons

Type of night vision sensor used

High angle, which creates the best conditions for visual interpretation because increased ambient light levels improve visual acuity and contrast.

FM 3-04.203, 4-35

-Dendritic

-Trellis

-Radial

-Annular

-Parallel

-Rectangular

FM 5-33, 1-13

"An obstacle is any natural or man-made terrain feature that slows, diverts, or stops the movement of personnel or vehicles

FM 5-33, 1-15

-All-weather, hard surface dual/divided highway

-All-weather, hard-surface highway

-All-weather, loose-surface highway

-Fair-weather, loose-surface highway

-Cart track

FM 5-33, 2-4

All-weather, hard-surface, dual/divided highways

FM 5-33, 2-4

All-weather, hard-surface highways

FM 5-33, 2-4

All-weather, loose-surface highways

FM 5-33, 2-4

Fair-weather, loose-surface highway

FM 5-33, 2-5

Cart tracks

FM 5-33, 2-5

Pipe culverts

FM 5-33, 2-14

They are all the routes (land, water, and air) that connect an operating military force with a base of operations and along which supplies and reinforcements move.

FM 5-33, 5-1

-Desert

-Mountain

-Jungle

-Arctic

-Urban

FM 3-25.26, Ch 13

-Air interdiction

-Artillery fire support

-Close air support

-Combat assessment

-Communication relay

-Force/fleet protection

-Intelligence

-Laser operations

-Personnel recovery

-Surveillance and reconnaissnace

-Target acquisition

-Psychological Ops

FM 3.04-15, I-2

-Man-portable

-Tactical

-Theater

FM 3-04.15, I-2

-Requesting UAS support

-Requesting physical control

FM 3-04.15, II-5

-Preplanned

-Immediate

-Dynamic

FM 3-04.15, II-5

Positive and Procedural

FM 3-04.15, II-12

-Altitude separation or restricting to assigned altitude block

-Coordinating altitude

-Geographical separation

-Time separation

-restricted operating zone

FM 3-04.15, II-13

Fratricide is the employment of friendly weapons and munitions with the intent to kill the enemy or destroy his equipment or facilities, which results in unforeseen and unintentional death or injury to friendly personnel.

Chp 1

What are the 3 primary causes of fratricide?

1. Lack of Situational Awareness

2. Lack of Positive Identification

3. Other (Weapons Errors)

CALL Handbook 92-4 , Chapter 2

1. Inadequate Fire and Maneuver Control

2. Direct Fire Control Failures

3. Land Navigation Failures

4. Reporting, Crosstalk, and Battle Tracking Failures

5. Known Battlefield Hazards

METT-T

(Mission, Enemy, Terrain, Troops and Equipment, and Time.

CALL Handbook 92-3

1. Hesitation to conduct limited visibility operations
2. Loss of confidence in the unit's leadership
3. Increase of leader self-doubt
4. Hesitation to use supporting combat systems
5. Oversupervision of units
6. Loss of initiative
7. Loss of agressiveness during fire and maneuver
8. Disrupted operations
9. Needless loss of combat power
10. General degradation of cohesion and morale

Directives issued competent military authority that specify the circumstances and limitations under which forces will initiate and/or continue combat engagement with other forces encountered.

CALL Handbook 92-4

(Hunter Only)

What is a Hunter Company's mission?

High

Medium

Low altitude