MS101 Midterm Review

True/False. The earliest surviving records show musical instruments used in connection with military activity for signaling during encampments, parades, and combat.

• True

• False

When an individual Soldier is double-timing, that Soldier must come to _____________ before saluting.

• Any Time.

• Eastern Time

• Short Time.

• Quick Time.

You are in uniform and standing in front of your home watching a parade when the national colors march past you. What action do you take?

• Go to Parade Rest?

• Render a Hand Salute.

• Stand at Attention.

• None of the Above.

The Army profession is:

• A trusted vocation of Soldiers and Army

• A collective whose members expertise is the ethical design, generation, support, and application of landpower

• Made up of members serving under civilian authority; and entrusted to defend the Constitution and the rights and interests of the American people

• All the Above.

True or False. A profession is the vocation while the professional is the member who meets the certification criteria of a vocation.

• True

• False

List the Two Supplemental Terrain Features.

What are the three Norths associated with Land Navigation?

The incoming Commander at this echelon of command would lead an organization comprised of 3-to-5 Battalions, totaling between 3,000-to-5,000 Soldiers. It would be tactically and administratively self-sufficient. The organization would be capable of independent operations of extended duration and scope in training and deployment. What level of Army organization is this Commander going to Command?

• 1. Division

• 2. Battalion

• 3. Brigade

• 4. Company

The mission of the United States Army is to fight and win the Nation's wars through prompt and sustained _____ as part of the _____.

• 1. Coalition, NATO

• 2. Conduct Operations, Outcome

• 3. Deployments, Theater Force

• 4. Combat, Joint Force

What is a Map?

• 1. A digital printout of a route

• 2. A path along a road that intersects a saddle when followed using the azimuth of a compass

• 3. A graphical representation of the objective you're trying to find

• 4. A graphical representation of a portion of the earth's surface when seen from above, that uses colors, symbols, and labels to represent features found on the ground