Unit 12_patrol

Question 1: What is the primary purpose of patrols?

• To cause destruction

• To remain covert and watch the enemy

• To gather information and investigate a specific feature

• To engage in combat with the enemy

Question 2: What is the role of the compass guy in a patrol squad?

• To handle injuries

• To provide navigation

• To conduct surveillance

• To track enemy units

Question 3: Which of the following units can use patrolling as a tactic?

• Only infantry soldiers

• Only naval units

• Only combat aircraft

• All are correct

Question 4: What is the primary task of reconnaissance patrols?

• To study the qualities, topography, and routes of the opponent

• To launch attacks against the adversary

• To follow an enemy unit's trail

• To handle injuries

Question 5: What is the most typical method of conducting a patrol?

• Engaging with civilians

• Remaining covert and watching the enemy

• Following a specified route to investigate a feature of interest

• Tracking an enemy unit's trail

Question 6: What are the three fundamental forms of patrol?

• Reconnaissance, surveillance, and tracking

• Reconnaissance, combat, and tracking

• Reconnaissance, battle, and tracking

• Reconnaissance, engagement, and tracking

Question 7: What is the purpose of signals in a patrol squad?

• To cause destruction

• To handle injuries

• To remain covert and conceal the patrol's whereabouts

• To track the enemy

Question 8: What is the responsibility of combat patrols?

• To study the qualities, topography, and routes of the opponent

• To launch attacks against the adversary

• To follow an enemy unit's trail

• To handle injuries

Question 9: How long can a patrol last?

• Only a few hours

• Only several weeks

• It depends on the type of patrol

• From a few hours to several weeks

Question 10: What is the most common element assigned to a patrol squad?

• Aid and litter team

• Surveillance team

• Compass guy

• All are correct.