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What is the rate of sick soldiers in the infantry battalion defending in mountainous terrain?

• 0.2 - 0.3% QSCĐ

• 0.3 - 0.5% QSCĐ

• 0.4 - 0.8% QSCĐ

• 0.5 - 1% QSCĐ

What is the average rate of wounded soldiers per day in the infantry battalion defending in mountainous terrain?

• 2 - 3% QSCĐ

• 3 - 4% QSCĐ

• 4 - 5% QSCĐ

• 5 - 6% QSCĐ

What is the usual reserve logistics force in the infantry battalion defending in mountainous terrain?

• 1aVTB

• 1 nurse and 1aVTB

• 1 QY team and 1a VTB

• 1 QY team and 1b VTB

How does the battalion logistics usually coordinate forces for the main direction of the infantry battalion defending in mountainous terrain?

• 1 nurse

• 1 a VTB

• 1 nurse and 1a VTB

• 1 QY team and 1b VTB

What is the highest daily TB rate in the infantry battalion defending in mountainous terrain?

• 4 - 6% QSCĐ

• 6 - 7% QSCĐ

• 8 - 10% QSCĐ

• 3 - 4% QSCĐ

What are the requirements for organizing material reserves for the infantry battalion to attack the enemy in mountainous terrain?

• Lightweight, convenient for mobility

• Comprehensive, with focal points

• Lightweight, convenient for mobility, suitable for the carrying capacity of soldiers

• Comprehensive, with focal points, with depth

Which units does the battalion prioritize in logistics for defense in mountainous terrain?

• Defense on HCY

• Outer combat forces

• Defense on HCY; Key defense positions, outer combat forces, fire positions

• Defense on HCY; Key defense positions

What is the appropriate food supply demand for a defensive battalion in mountainous terrain?

• 14 - 19 days of food

• 4.5 - 7 days of food

• 20 - 25 days of food

• 10 - 15 days of food

What is the appropriate dry food demand for an attacking battalion against the enemy in mountainous terrain?

• 1-2 days of food

• 2-3 days of food

• 3-4 days of food

• 4-5 days of food

What is the capacity for the medical forces of the infantry company in the battalion to handle casualties?

• 30-40 casualties per day and night

• 40-50 casualties per day and night

• 50-60 casualties per day and night

• 60-70 casualties per day and night