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  • Place a minimum of ___ markers ___ to _____ meters apart.
  • Distinguish between observational patience and overwatch.
  • Which statement best defines reconnaissance?
  • Continuous surveillance techniques are characterized by
  • Which is the second step in the CBRN surveillance task sequence?
  • Which step is required before cleaning the TruDefender?
  • What does TIC stand for in TIC Vapor Detector Kit?
  • What is the difference between a 'spot report' and a 'status report'?
  • Which surveillance technique is defined by detectors set throughout a high value target for detection and early warning?
  • For maximizing field of view while minimizing exposure, what is the recommended observation posture?
  • What does solid green indicate?
  • Which of the following are included components of TIC Vapor Detector Kit?
  • How many ways can CBRN marking be accomplished?
  • Which task follows Collect in the eight CBRN reconnaissance tasks?
  • What is a grid reference and how is it used?
  • Which CBRN report is associated with recon, monitoring, and survey results?
  • Which statement best describes the purpose of the M328 Sign Kit?
  • What is the function of a marker/marking system in recon, and what is a common approach?
  • Which form of CBRN reconnaissance focuses on the specific route and terrain from which a hazard could influence movement along that route?
  • Which indicator state represents an excellent signal?
  • Which pairing correctly associates AGGRESSIVE and PASSIVE with reconnaissance and surveillance?
  • How would you explain the difference between concealment and cover in reconnaissance?
  • Which signaling method is most compatible with night vision devices?
  • In reconnaissance, how do cover and concealment differ?
  • What is the primary objective of reconnaissance?
  • What is the purpose of a SITREP in reconnaissance operations?
  • Which factor is NOT typically evaluated when selecting an observation position?
  • Which lines are required on the CBRN 4 Report?
  • Which step involves gathering data for reporting?
  • TruDefender FTIR identifies a wide range of materials in which state(s)?
  • When selecting an observation post, which factor most supports effective surveillance?
  • Theater Validation indicates which hazard level in CBRN reconnaissance?
  • In the eight CBRN reconnaissance tasks, which term comes after Survey?
  • Which option correctly describes the combination represented by R&S?
  • What can First Defender quickly identify?
  • Which method of CBRN surveillance is described as the simplest, most precise monitoring technique?
  • The temperature specifications (operating and storage) are provided in which unit?
  • What does R&S stand for in CBRN R&S?
  • Which term is explicitly identified as indicators observed at the site?
  • Field Confirmatory is defined as which hazard level?
  • Which form concentrates on contamination within a given area such as a town, ridge line, or woods?
  • Which kit is associated with increasing day and night visibility?
  • Which statement best describes the goal of synchronized actions, reporting, and extraction in reconnaissance missions?
  • Which option names the partially redacted kit in the materials?
  • OPSEC is a critical security concept in reconnaissance patrols; which statement correctly describes OPSEC?
  • What is signal discipline in reconnaissance operations?
  • Which is the final task in the eight CBRN reconnaissance tasks?
  • What is the method used to verify pace count during land navigation?
  • What are the typical steps of a dismounted reconnaissance patrol during an objective move?
  • Which sequence of steps should be performed before cleaning TruDefender?
  • Area Array surveillance technique is defined as
  • What is the primary purpose of Route Reconnaissance?
  • What is the minimum PPE required for TruDefender?
  • Which detector primarily detects Volatile Organic Compounds?
  • Which item is among the indicators observed at the site?
  • What is a primary advantage of Mounted R&S?
  • Define 'fields of fire' and why they matter for recon units.
  • How do you assess whether a terrain feature is suitable for an observation position?
  • Zone reconnaissance objective.
  • What is the purpose of non-verbal or coded signals in reconnaissance?
  • What is the purpose of an observation post (OP) in reconnaissance?
  • How should TruDefender be cleaned?
  • VOC stands for what?
  • Do not charge lithium ion batteries in ______.
  • Which statement best describes the overall purpose of the sequence from CBRN 3 to CBRN 6 reports?
  • If the inlet filter is dirty or moist, what action is required?
  • Bottom LED blinking once per second indicates what?
  • What is the primary purpose of overwatch during reconnaissance?
  • What unit is used to express the immersion depth in the specification?
  • Which SALUTE element notes the type of equipment a unit is carrying?
  • Place markers before the location of contamination at how many meters?
  • What does blinking green indicate?
  • If a result shows a 'Similar match', what does that indicate?
  • A bump test can be bypassed and the system will still operate. True or False?
  • The TIC Vapor Detector/Gas Monitor kit can detect how many threats at a time?
  • How is a danger area marked during reconnaissance operations?
  • Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN) is categorized as what type of agent?
  • Why is timing critical in reconnaissance missions?
  • Which option is listed as a possible self-test fail notice?
  • CBRN R&S data sources include which areas?
  • Which item corresponds to the Immediate Warning of Expected contamination?
  • A 'Multiple positive match' result indicates what?
  • Which statement best defines surveillance?
  • What is the purpose of force protection considerations in reconnaissance planning?
  • Which battery type provides 5 hours of life at room temperature?
  • Which step immediately precedes Collect in the sequence?
  • Which cleaning agent is recommended for TruDefender?
  • What is the difference between camouflage and deception in field recon?
  • Under what conditions should a recon team abort a mission?
  • A 'Mixture match' result indicates which situation?
  • What personal protective measures should Recon teams observe during field operations?
  • What does solid red indicate?
  • To shut down the TIC Vapor Detector/Gas Monitor Kit, which button must be pressed and for how long?
  • What is the correct order of the CBRN surveillance tasks?
  • What is the maximum immersion depth and duration specified for operation?
  • Why is route selection critical in reconnaissance, and what factors influence it?
  • Which of the following is an example of a CBRN reconnaissance task?
  • What is the Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) and how does it differ from latitude/longitude?
  • What does SALUTE stand for in a reconnaissance report?
  • How does magnetic declination affect compass bearings and how should you correct for it?
  • Size of a CBRN R&S element is determined by whom?
  • What should be included in a reconnaissance handover brief to the next shift?
  • Minimum personnel for a CBRN R&S element?
  • Full/Span Calibration Procedures are performed every 30 days.
  • What does blinking red indicate?
  • Which power source type is specified as the primary power supply for the device?
  • What is the primary purpose of reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition (RSTA) in combat operations?
  • What is the final action in the surveillance task sequence?
  • The role of drills and rehearsals in recon readiness.
  • Sensor specific to TIC Vapor Detector?
  • What is a key advantage of Dismounted R&S?
  • Which signaling method is most compatible with night vision devices?
  • CBRNWRS is an information management function that entails what?
  • Which descriptor would you assign to the CBRN report that contains comprehensive specifics?
  • Which of the following is NOT a component of the TIC Vapor Detector Kit?
  • What is terrain association and how is it used in navigation?
  • The Site Survey initial-assessment report requires submitting critical information to whom?
  • In a dismounted reconnaissance patrol, what is the sequence after establishing observation?
  • How many possible scan results are listed?
  • Which option best describes Mounted R&S disadvantages?
  • Which statement best describes how markers should be placed?
  • When should concealment be used and when should you move to cover during reconnaissance?
  • What should you inspect the PCMS O-ring for?
  • What is an observation log and why is it important?
  • Which device enhances vision in low light but has limitations including reduced depth perception, range, and vulnerability to bright light?
  • Which two sensors are commonly used in these detectors?
  • Which form of reconnaissance is described as the largest in scope when considering terrain and route within a zone?
  • All 5 LEDs blinking from top to bottom indicates what?
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the pre-cleaning steps for TruDefender?
  • How is a grid reference derived from the map grid?
  • Which option describes the maximum immersion depth rating?
  • Which statement describes a Dismounted R&S disadvantage?
  • Which METT-TC component addresses how terrain and weather affect reconnaissance planning?
  • What is the purpose of reconnaissance by fire and when might it be used?
  • Which of the following is NOT a CBRN surveillance technique?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a PMCS keyword for the TruDefender?
  • Which element is NOT part of the SALUTE acronym?
  • Which step in the surveillance task sequence comes after Identify?
  • Which status is conveyed by a blinking yellow indicator?
  • Which status indicates a scan completed successfully?
  • When marking a danger area, which approach is standard practice?
  • Which kit name explicitly includes 'Sign Kit' for CBRN contamination?
  • How do you determine pacing for land navigation?
  • Which item is part of the initial warning phase in a CBRN sequence?
  • Battery life for a non-rechargeable TruDefender at room temperature is which of the following?
  • Which statement describes how CBRN information should be processed?
  • Full/Span Calibration Procedures are performed every how many days?
  • Which report is associated with Evaluated Data?
  • Charcoal filters are used for what purpose?
  • What are the key terrain features that affect reconnaissance planning?
  • NOT a CBRN R&S data source?
  • Route reconnaissance objective.
  • Which statement best describes MGRS coordinates?
  • The CBRN 5 report conveys which information?
  • What is the primary effect of deception in reconnaissance operations?
  • Which battery type provides 4 hours of life at room temperature?
  • A result category described as 'One Positive match' indicates what?
  • What are two common types of reconnaissance devices used by 74D soldiers?
  • At night, which practice best supports stealth?
  • In reconnaissance terminology, what does the abbreviation OP stand for?
  • The two beacons contained in the markings set are Infared and White. Which choice matches the spelling used in the materials?
  • Which term describes locations with observed contamination?
  • In METT-TC, which component covers local civilians, governance, and cultural factors that may affect operations?
  • What is the primary purpose of the Site Survey initial-assessment report?
  • Which statement best describes a spot report?
  • Which power source is listed as the primary power supply option for the device?
  • Periodic surveillance techniques are characterized by what?
  • Which of the following is a procedural action in CBRN reporting?
  • Which statement best describes a stable observation platform?
  • What is the storage temperature range for the device?
  • Explain the role of night vision devices (NVDs) and their limitations.
  • Which statement best describes the three main categories of reconnaissance?
  • Which detector requires the sample to be exposed to ultraviolet light to ionize the sample?
  • When inspecting the PCMS Discharge Opening, what should you look for?
  • PID is used to detect which type of substances?
  • Presumptive is defined as which hazard level?
  • Battery life for a rechargeable TruDefender at room temperature is which of the following?
  • Which item is not a sensor used by the detectors?
  • The First Defender can quickly identify what?
  • What is the operating temperature range for the device?
  • Explain the importance of buddy checks and muster points in recon patrols.
  • What is the role of weapons safety in reconnaissance operations?
  • In reconnaissance planning, METT-TC components include Mission, Enemy, Terrain and Weather, Time, and Civil Considerations. Which of the following options lists these components correctly?
  • Which item represents the CBRN 4 report?
  • What measures support OPSEC when marking observed enemy activity?
  • Which statement best describes a sensor conditioner in the TIC detector kit?
  • Name two standard signaling methods used during night recon patrols.
  • The CBRN 6 report is associated with which concept?
  • Which of the following is NOT a form of CBRN reconnaissance?
  • What is the purpose of deception in reconnaissance operations?
  • In the sequence Detect, Locate, Identify, Quantify, Collect, Survey, Mark, Report, which task comes immediately after Identify?
  • What is the standard method to report suspected enemy equipment observed during patrol?
  • Which device is primarily used to improve vision in low-light conditions during reconnaissance?
  • What is a good observation post and what makes it effective?
  • When performing maintenance on TIC Vapor Detector/Gas Monitor Inlet Area, you must wear:
  • How does weather affect reconnaissance operations?
  • What is a common approach for marker/marking systems in recon?
  • Which is one of the CBRN PASSIVE DEFENSE operational elements?
  • Which of the following lists all CBRN surveillance techniques?
  • Area reconnaissance objective.
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a PMCS keyword for the TruDefender?
  • What is the purpose of common hand and arm signals in recon teams?
  • The Solid and Liquid Identification Kit is not __________ safe.
  • What two types of beacons are contained in the markings set?
  • How can a team maximize stealth when moving at night?
  • The CBRN 2 Report contains what?
  • What is camouflage and how is it used to improve stealth?
  • Which option matches the device's storage temperature range?
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