WorksheetsFCO
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Why do soldiers use fire control orders?
So soldiers can recognise and engage targets effectively
Because they do it in films to make it sound good
Must be given before you shoot at a target
Section Commanders like to shout
What does GRIT stand for?
Ground Ranges Identification Target
Good Recruits Immaculately Turned-out
Group Range Indication Type of Fire
Get Ready Incoming Targets
JUDGING DISTANCE: Your fire team is bracketing a distance, you judge that the furthest possible distance is 800m and the minimum distance is 500m. What do you estimate the target distance to be?
(a)
JUDGING DISTANCE: You are judging distance using the halving method. You can see a reference point 1000m away, the target is roughly midway between you and the reference point. What is the approximate distance to the target.
(a)
What type of indication is this?
Tracer
Direct method
Key ranges
Target marking
Which of these is not a type of fire used by the British Army?
Deliberate
Full automatic
Rapid
Volley
How many types of fire control orders are their?
1
4
5
8
What type of fire control order would you give to just the sharpshooter in the section.
Full
Brief
Individual
Delayed
Which type of fire control order would you give to your section in an ambush?
Full
Brief
Individual
Delayed
Put this fire control order in the right sequence.
Rapid fire, delta fire team, corner of red building, 200m
(a)
What does FCO stand for
Free cherry omlette
Fire causes order,
Fire Control Order
For Control Only
CLAP stands for
Clean Loads As Priority
Clear Loud As an Order
Clear Loud And Obedient
Clean Loud As an Order
