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Post by Michael Hobbar on Sept 13, 2009 18:17:38 GMT -8
1.) Specify how many members are in as well as unit structure of:
-Fireteam
-Squad
-Platoon
-Company
-Battalion
-Regiment
-Division
*US Army or US Marines based specify which as
2.) What is the purpose of Close Order Drill (CoD)?
3.) What is the Phonetic Alphabet? What is everything?
4.) Define: Klick, Deck, Bulkhead, Enfilade
5.) What is: 0900, 1340, 1632, and 1855
6.) What is the proper greeting to a Staff Sergeant at 0900? In the Marines? In the Army?
7.) What is the proper greeting to a Sergeant Major at 0900? In the Marines? In the Army?
8.) How does one read grid locations on a map?
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Post by Vlad Kyznetsov on Sept 13, 2009 18:53:28 GMT -8
Do you want US military or Russian? I ask because technically Kyznetsov is Spetsnaz not US Army or Marines.
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Post by Michael Hobbar on Sept 13, 2009 19:00:47 GMT -8
Do you want US military or Russian? I ask because technically Kyznetsov is Spetsnaz not US Army or Marines. us military. Its just some basic stuff that is applicable to all militarys |
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Post by Vlad Kyznetsov on Sept 13, 2009 20:35:13 GMT -8
1) Based of the USMC
Four men in a fire team. Rifleman, Team Leader, Assistant Rifleman, Automatic Rifleman
Three fireteams in a Squad with a Squad Leader. Total of 13 men.
A platoon consists of three Squads plus three corpsmen, a LT, and a platoon sergeant.
A Company consists of three rifle platoons, a weapons platoon, four Navy Corpsmen, an administrative clerk, a police sergeant, a training NCO, a Gunnery Sergeant, a First Sergeant, a 1LT (XO), and a Captain (CO). About 75 to 200 soldiers.
A Battalion consists of two to five Companies and is commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel. About 1000 to 1500 soldiers.
A Regiment consists of three to five Battalions commanded by a Colonel.
A Division consists of three infantry regiments, one artillery regiment, a tank battalion, a Light Armored Reconnaissance battalion, an Amphibious Assault Vehicle battalion, a reconnaissance battalion, a combat engineer battalion, and a headquarters battalion.
2) Historically, Close Order Drill was used to maintain order and disciplined superiourity in melee combat. In modern days, the drill is used for the ceremonies or in non-combat environs for efficiency, ease of organization, and to encourage discipline. It is also used to teach soldiers to work and move as a team as well as for riot situations where melee combat is the norm.
Russian - In Soviet Union the parade start with the review of troops, speech of Marshall of Soviet Union, anthem, the troops parade, march of the vehicles and at the end parade of workers or gymnatics. The Troops parade begins with the drums and fifes and the various military academies most notably the Yuri Gagarin academy. At the entire of this academy in Red Square the orchestra plays the march of Stalin's Air Force. At the mid of parade the Zhukov Acamedy the Naval Engineering Battalion, soviet Paratroopers and the Moscow Military District continues the parade. To the end Naval Infantry, Dzerzhinsky division, Nakhimov & Suvorov naval academy, Moscow Garrison ends the parade
3) The Phonetic Alphabet uses code words for letters in order to preserve information and communicate in audio format regardless of the speaker's native language.
Alpha/Alfa
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
India
Juliet/Juliett
Kilo
Lima
Mike
November
Oscar
Papa
Quebec
Romeo
Sierra
Tango
Uniform
Victor
Whiskey
X-Ray/Xray
Yankee
Zulu
4) Klick = Kilometer
Deck = Floor
Bulkhead = Wall
Enfilade = Firing upon a unit where the line of fire travels the length of the line of troops instead of from directly in front or behind.
5) 0900 = 9am
1320 = 1:20pm
1632 = 4:32pm
1855 = 6:55pm
6) Good Morning, Staff Sergeant
7) Good Morning, Sergeant Major.
8) You read the coordinates right then up.
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Post by Michael Hobbar on Sept 13, 2009 20:38:02 GMT -8
Good You have passed the test. I'll update your bio.
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