Ranger Regiment Practice Exam

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• What is a key element of the 'Do' attribute for leaders in counseling?
• How many mils are there in one degree?
• Who authored the 19 Standing Orders and 28 common sense rules?
• Who is responsible for training and appearance of the color guard?
• When is the command "squad halt" typically given?
• What is a common characteristic of all mortars referenced?
• In military terms, what is the purpose of the "grid" north?
• Which characteristic best describes M249?
• What is the first battle drill as defined in military training?
• Which type of fire mission requires a "shift from a known point"?
• What vital sign is represented by the measurement of blood pressure?
• Which of the following is not considered an Army value?
• Which AR governs the Army Continuing Education System (ACES)?
• Which of the following is a category of SHARP?
• What is the muzzle velocity of the M249?
• What is the maximum effective range for area targets using the M249?
• Which of the following elements is NOT part of dead reckoning?
• In a military context, what does 'Punitive' refer to?
• When was the 75th Ranger Regiment (Task Force Galahad) first organized?
• Who serves as the HHC 1SG?
• What is the sustained maximum rate of fire for an 81mm mortar?
• What is the definition of a back azimuth?
• What does ADP 7-0 pertain to?
• During which operation did 1st and 2nd battalions deploy on the USS America to Haiti?
• What is defined as an azimuth?
• Which of the following describes the M4 Carl Gustav?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the eight cycles of function in firearms operation?
• Which battle drill is aimed at breaking contact?
• Which of the following is NOT a specification of the M240L?
• What is the length of an M4 rifle?
• What role do contamination markers play in NBC warfare?
• Who determines the decision to unmask in an NBC situation?
• What is the maximum rate of fire for a 120mm mortar in the first minute?
• What is the weight of the Remington 870 shotgun?
• What is intersection in terms of navigation?
• How many grooves are present in the rifling of the M249?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of counseling reason mentioned?
• What is the Army Doctrine Publication (ADP) number for Leadership and Counseling?
• What is the complete weight of the M2 Browning system?
• What is the main goal of TCCC?
• What does SALUTE stand for?
• What is the name of the USASOC CSM?
• What is the minimum range for a handheld 60mm mortar?
• The M4 is characterized by which operational feature?
• Which characteristic of fire refers to the shape of the projectile's path?
• Which of the following documents is related to drill and ceremony?
• What is NOT one of the Army Values?
• How many Rangers were reported killed during the incident involving the seal team in Operation Anaconda?
• How many elements are there in the Call for Fire?
• What does the 'A' in the 5 Point Contingency Plan stand for?
• What is the maximum range of the 5.56mm round?
• When and where was the modern-day 3rd Battalion formed?
• Who can be defined as an exceptional family member?
• What is the second battle drill focused on?
• Who is the Battalion CSM?
• What attribute is NOT part of the Leader attributes?
• What is the Army Regulation for the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)?
• Which "leads" competency focuses on building trust?
• What is the maximum dispersal range of the M-67 Frag grenade?
• Which battle drill requires a reaction to indirect fire?
• What is the casualty radius of the M320 burst?
• What does the color red-brown indicate on a military map?
• What is defined as leadership in a military context?
• What are the components of the regimental big 5?
• Which color on a military map denotes vegetation?
• What is NOT included in a SALUTE report?
• What type of command involves giving two parts?
• What are the three essential elements for dead reckoning?
• What type of machine gun is the M2 Browning?
• Which of the following is not one of the 6 S's of EPW?
• Which TC covers rifle marksmanship for the M4/M16?
• What position is the unit guidon in once a preparatory command is given?
• Which Battle Drill is associated with the action of mounting a Stryker?
• How many periods of Equal Opportunity (EO) training are soldiers required to have per year?
• What is NOT a fundamental concept in NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) operations?
• What is the normal range for diastolic blood pressure?
• What is the rapid fire rate for the M240L?
• What event did B Company, 3/75 conduct on October 3rd, 1993?
• What is the range of .50 caliber tracer burnout?
• What type of duty can an NCO receive from an Article 15?
• When and where was modern-day 1st Battalion formed?
• Which battle drill involves reacting to an improvised explosive device?
• Who is the Senior Enlisted Leader of SOCOM?
• How many lands and grooves does the rifling of the M320 have?
• What does effective range mean in reference to firearms?
• What is the recommended delay for the M-67 Fragmentation Grenade before explosion?
• What are the three Leader attributes?
• What are the three types of nuclear bursts?
• Which rate of fire is characteristic of initial firing for the 81mm mortar?
• What is the max effective range for an area target with the M320?
• In the context of operational maneuvers, what does "Battle Drill 14" require soldiers to execute?
• What is one function of the M240L/M240B machine gun?
• What is the weight of the M2 Browning gun alone?
• Which ATP covers battle drills?
• Which type of MOUT focuses on minimal collateral damage?
• What is the weight of the M3 tripod used with the M2 Browning?
• What does battle drill 4 entail?
• Which battalions took part in the jump during Operation Just Cause?
• What is the weight of the MK-48?
• How long is the Remington 870?
• What unfortunate event occurred during Operation Anaconda?
• When referring to ground characteristics, which term describes a method involving perpendicular fire as opposed to parallel?
• What does "HE" stand for in the context of ammunition types?
• Which of the following describes the 'Talk through method' of instruction?
• Which document outlines NCO duties and responsibilities?
• Which of the following is a type of hemorrhage?
• Which battalions comprise the Ranger Force?
• What is the muzzle velocity of the 7.62mm round?
• Which of the following represents a method of controlling fire for tactical operations?
• What was Francis Marion's nickname?
• In which year did Operation Anaconda take place?
• What is the final step in the Troop Leading Procedures?
• What does "1SG" stand for in a military context?
• What is one method used to teach drill?
• Which rank is responsible for the overall management of battalion operations?
• Which of the following is NOT a Ranger Medal of Honor recipient?
• Which battalion is not part of the Ranger Force?
• What is the maximum effective area range of the M249 for suppression?
• What is the minimum range of a 120mm mortar?
• What is the length of the MK-48 machine gun?
• What is the maximum effective range of the Carl Gustav?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of command in drill?
• What is the filler composition of the M-67 Fragmentation Grenade?
• What is the only command given from "inspection arms"?
• What is the primary initial action in first aid for a life-threatening bleeding scenario?
• What is one of the common land navigation techniques?
• What does the acronym ASAP stand for in the Army's context?
• What is the primary value of military ceremonies?
• What does TCCC stand for?
• Which TC is used for map reading and land navigation?
• What is the primary purpose of drill and ceremony?
• What is one technique used for land navigation that involves using a prominent feature?
• What type of article focuses on Company Grade offenses?
• What is the AR for Army Community Service (ACS)?
• Which battle drill focuses on handling situations where contact with the enemy is lost?
• How many teams were comprised in Merrill's Marauders?
• What is the minimum range for the AT-4 in combat?
• What is the max effective range for point target with the M2 Browning?
• What does the "blue book" refer to in military terms?
• What does AR 600-20 Chapter 7 focus on?
• What does the term “bang” refer to in the context of M-84 flashbangs?
• Which machine gun has a cyclic rate of 550-650 rpm?
• Which method is used for physical readiness training in the Army?
• What is the muzzle velocity of the AT-4?
• Who commanded the Corps of Rangers?
• Which of the following is NOT a technique for dealing with sexual harassment?
• What is the tracer burnout distance for the 5.56mm round?
• What is the rifling specification of the M2 Browning?
• Who is the current CSM of JSOC?
• Which title refers to the highest enlisted rank within a platoon?
• What is the proper direction to read a military map?
• What is the maximum effective range of the AT-4 for point target?
• In terms of mental status assessment, which response level indicates the lowest level of awareness?
• What type of task list does METL refer to in a military context?
• Who was responsible for the establishment of the 1st Ranger Battalion?
• What was the primary goal of Operation Urgent Fury in October 1983?
• Which slope types are found on a map?
• What is the length of an AT-4?
• What type of fire is characterized by aiming along a fixed horizontal plane?
• What is the maximum range of the M240L/M240B?
• What is a primary attribute that a leader must embody to be an effective counselor?
• Which of the following is a combined counseling approach?
• What Field Manual (FM) details the use of crew served machine guns?
• What AR deals with family support and community programs in the Army?
• What is an important skill for effective counseling?
• What are the three types of north on a military map?
• How many steps per minute is defined as double time?
• Which of the following actions is associated with Battle Drill 8?
• Which U.S. military branch was prominently involved in Operation Anaconda?
• Which position allows soldiers to communicate informally without tension?
• What is the maximum range of the 120mm mortar?
• What event marks the creation of the Ranger battalions in history?
• What is the name of the SOCOM Commander?
• What distinguishes the MK-48 as a fully automatic machine gun?
• What is the correct method for carrying a hand grenade as per standard procedures?
• What is the definition of resection?
• What is DD Form 314 used for?
• Where were the 3rd and 4th Ranger Battalions formed?
• Who is recognized as a recipient of the Medal of Honor from the Ranger community known for their bravery in combat?
• Who is credited with the phrase "Rangers lead the way"?
• How many competencies are identified under the "leads" category?
• Which feature of the M2 Browning allows it to fire continuously?
• What is one of the five principles of patrolling?
• What FM is designated for 40mm grenade launchers?
• Which of the following options indicates the weight of the barrel of the M2 Browning?
• Which of the following best defines "draw" in terms of terrain features?
• What component in a fire command involves giving guidance to strike a target?
• Where and when was the 1st Ranger Battalion formed?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three primary counseling skills?
• Who is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
• What is the purpose of rifling in the M4?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the six elements of a Call for Fire?
• What is the primary action of Battle Drill 12?
• What FM document covers chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives (CBRNE) operations?
• What is the primary role of the Battalion CSM?
• What length is the M4 Carl Gustav?
• What is the first step in the Troop Leading Procedures?
• What is the rifling twist of 7.62 weapons?
• What is the dollar limit on Army Emergency Relief loans?
• What is the maximum effective range of the M320 in point target scenarios?
• What is included in the components of a fire command?
• Which type of fire is executed in the 'traverse and search' method?
• Which of the following is NOT a step in preparing for a counseling session?
• What is the maximum rate of fire for a 60mm mortar for the first minute?
• What is the caliber of the AT-4?
• What is the range for the kill radius of an M-67 fragment?
• Which ranger battalion liberated the POW camp at Cabanatuan and when?
• Which of the following is NOT a rest position given at halt?
• What is the back blast area of the AT-4?
• What is the full designation of the FM that covers grenades?
• What is the primary FM reference for first aid?
• What is the minimum training range for the AT-4?
• What is the maximum rate of fire for a 60mm mortar sustained?
• What unique feature defines 'danger space' in a firing context?
• What is the cyclic rate of fire for the MK-48?
• Which battalions took part in the D-Day landings at Omaha beach?
• Which of the following is NOT a phase of TCCC?
• What type of court martial requires the highest level of offense?
• What is the area effective range of the M4?
• What does Battle Drill 8 involve?
• What type of weapon is the M4?
• Which of the following is a type of contour line?
• What battalion supported Operation Desert Storm by deploying to Saudi Arabia?
• In combat movement, what is the movement style referred to when ensuring a unit remains undetected?
• What are the forms of chemical agents?
• What is the arming distance of the Carl Gustav?
• How many steps in front of the honor company or color company do the colors halt?
• Which feature of the AT-4 distinguishes it as an anti-tank weapon?
• Who serves as the 1SG of Company B?
• What is the primary focus of RTC 350-10?
• Which action does battle drill 6 involve?
• What is the weight of the M249 machine gun?
• What is the maximum range of the M2 Browning?
• What is one of the components included in a SALUTE report?
• What Training Circular (TC) is used for drill and ceremony?
• What command is given to return a unit to a normal marching cadence?
• Which two ranger elements fought in the Revolutionary War?
• What step involves issuing the Order of Operations for the planned mission?
• How much does the Carl Gustav weigh?
• At what position does the M240 operate in terms of bolt status?
• What are two methods to orient a map?
• Which function is NOT part of the regimental big 5?
• What does the acronym TABE stand for?
• Which of the following is a minor terrain feature?
• What does the color blue represent on map overlays?
• What is the rapid rate of fire for the M240L?
• What must be performed to a map before it can effectively be used?
• What type of weapon is the M240L/M240B?
• What is the ATP reference for ranger operations?
• What is the highest level of leadership recognized in the Army?
• What formations are prescribed for platoons according to military drills?
• What is the second element in the Call for Fire sequence?
• What type of ammunition is NOT included for the M240L/M240B?
• Who is the current Commanding General of JSOC?
• What is the rate of fire for the Carl Gustav?
• What is the normal respiration rate for an adult?
• What type of sights does the Remington 870 typically use?
• What is the maximum range of the MK-48 machine gun?
• What is the name of the OPS SGM?
• What tactical situation occurred that led to the helicopter being shot down in Operation Anaconda?
• Which type of fire involves shooting across the front of a position, but at an angle?
• Which type of movement is characterized by maintaining observation while moving?
• What is the sustained rate of fire for a 120mm mortar after the first minute?
• What is the maximum range for an 81mm mortar?
• What is the definition of an element in military terms?
• Which counseling approach involves the counselor taking a direct role in guiding the process?
• At what point would a unit be returned to normal marching cadence?
• How are CASEVAC/MEDEVAC missions categorized at Urgent status?
• How many steps per minute is defined as quick time?
• What does FESOP stand for in the context of fire and ground?
• What FM (Field Manual) is associated with grenades and pyrotechnic signals?
• How much does an M4 rifle weigh?
• What caliber is typically associated with the Remington 870 shotgun?
• What is the weight of the M240B?
• What type of fire is characterized by a projectile's capability to remain close to the ground?
• What are the types of Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT)?
• What is the length of the M320?
• What is the AR for the Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) program?
• How many sights does a standard military compass have?
• Who was the Vice President of the United States mentioned?
• What is the rifling characteristic of the M249?
• When was the modern-day 2nd Battalion formed and by whom?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the six elements of Call for Fire?
• What describes a guidon?
• Which type of chemical agent is known for causing skin blisters?
• What is the maximum effective range of the M4?
• Which of the following is NOT a basic component of a counseling session?
• What distinguishes a "direct" level of leadership?
• Which Army Regulation (AR) addresses military justice?
• Which Army Regulation covers military discipline and conduct?
• Which type of ammunition is used for the Remington 870?
• Which best describes the AT-4?
• What is the casualty producing range of the M-67 fragmentation grenade?
• Which term describes fire that is directed at the target's front?
• What is the max effective range for the MK-48 in point target?
• What is the back blast range of the Carl Gustav?
• Which of the following is a major terrain feature?
• Which principle of patrolling assists in achieving security during operations?
• What does RCO stand for in military terms?
• What type of ammunition is referred to as "HEAT"?
• Which type of breaching involves the use of explosives?
• Which type of bleeding is characterized by bright red blood that spurts intermittently?
• What is the maximum range of a conventional 60mm mortar?
• Which principle is essential for combat marksmanship concerning the alignment of the aim?
• What do the letters 'GOTW' represent in the 5 Point Contingency Plan?
• Which Training Circular outlines NCO duties and responsibilities?
• What principle of combat marksmanship involves controlling the weapon after firing?
• Which type of chemical agent is classified as a nerve agent?
• Who served as the first Colonel of the Ranger Regiment?
• What is the cyclic rate of fire for the M2 Browning?
• What does MOUT stand for in military terminology?
• What is the title of the Army Chief of Staff?
• Which of the following is a technique to deal with sexual harassment?
• What is the weight of an M-84 Flash Bang?
• What is the maximum effective range for the M240L when using a bipod?
• What is the point-blank effective range of the M4?
• What is the most immediate level of decontamination?
• Which of the following is NOT a major category of developmental counseling?
• What does battle drill 5 focus on?
• Who is responsible for leading the Army’s Special Operations Forces?
• What is the muzzle velocity of the M4?
• Which of the following is a consideration in the METT-TC analysis?
• What is the rapid rate of fire for the M2 Browning?
• What is the name for a small elevated feature in terrain?
• How many Somalis were reported killed during the B Company raid on October 3rd, 1993?
• What does 'T' stand for in the 5 Point Contingency Plan (GOTWA)?
• What characteristic is essential for effective communication in leadership?
• Who is the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
• Who holds the position of RSM?
• Who serves as the 1SG of Company D?
• What is a benefit of conducting developmental counseling?
• What is the distance between grid lines on a combat map?
• What was the main focus of Operation Gothic Serpent?
• Which of the following refers to a form of fire control where the weapon is swung across an arc to engage targets?
• What type of flashbang is referred to as a 2-bang?
• How is a "step" measured in a marching context?
• Which type of court martial is the least serious?
• Who is the only person in a platoon that is never out of step?
• How many ranger battalions were activated during World War II?
• Which companies from the 2nd Battalion scaled the cliffs of Pointe Du Hoc?
• What units are primarily used for measuring direction?
• What is the rate of fire for sustained firing using the M249?
• Which phase of TCCC specifically focuses on stopping life-threatening bleeding?
• What is the cyclic rate of fire for the M249?
• What is the primary means of addressing misconduct in a military context?
• What type of Equal Opportunity complaints are recognized?
• What was Task Force Galahad also known as?
• What type of military unit does a Ranger Battalion typically operate as?
• What is the length of the M2 Browning?
• What is the shape of contamination markers?
• What is the rate of fire for the M320?
• What is the cyclic rate of fire for the M240B?
• Which characteristic is important in determining the effect of thermal radiation from a nuclear explosion?
• Which of the following refers to military guideline documents?
• What type of flashbang is referred to as a 1-bang?
• In the context of firearms, what does the term 'unlocking' refer to?
• Which method is used for determining direction in navigation?
• What is one type of fire mission that involves using a grid reference?
• What is one of the three most common life-threatening wounds?
• What are the primary effects of a nuclear explosion?
• Who serves as the Commanding General of USASOC?
• What type of pressure is defined as 'Residual Overpressure'?
• What is the weight of the M240L?
• Who was the President of the United States mentioned?
• Which DA form is used for developmental counseling?
• Which publication provides guidelines on proper military conduct?
• What is typically included in the 'Discuss the issues' phase of a counseling session?
• What is a common court martial punishment that might be issued?
• What is the role of an RCO?
• What was the primary role of 1A of 1/75 during Operation Anaconda?
• What is the action required in Battle Drill 10?
• What is the maximum effective range for point targets using the M249?
• What is the minimum range for a 60mm mortar when used conventionally?
• According to Army regulations, what is AR 600-8-22 primarily concerned with?
• Who currently holds the position of Secretary of the Army?
• What is the minimum safe firing distance for an M320 with High Explosive rounds in combat?
• How many ranger companies were formed during the Vietnam War and how many actually went to Vietnam?
• What is the sustain rate of fire for the MK-48?
• When should you give a warning during an NBC attack?
• Which of the following is a supplementary terrain feature?
• Which type of breaching utilizes mechanical means?
• Which method is NOT a common way to hold a compass?
• What does "AP" in ammunition types stand for?
• Which Army value emphasizes the commitment to put others before oneself?
• How many companies from the Ranger Regiment fought in the French and Indian Wars?
• What are Flash Burns?
• What does AR 600-20, chapter 6 cover?
• Which of the following movements in marching requires a 15-inch step?
• What type of round is identified by the color black for the AT-4?
• What is the twist rate of the M4's rifling?
• What cycle of function follows 'chambering' in the sequence?
• What is the Army Regulation for the Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP)?
• What is the name of one Medal of Honor recipient from the Ranger community?
• Who is the Eco 1SG?
• What role did 1A of 1/75 fill during the seal team mission in Operation Anaconda?
• What is the kill radius of the M320 burst?
• What is the muzzle velocity of the M2 Browning?
• In the context of TCCC, what does "self-aid" refer to?
• What type of grenades does the M-67 refer to?
• What are the key paragraphs included in an operations order?
• Which of the following categories represents a mental status assessment?
• When was the Ranger Special Troops Battalion (RSTB) activated?
• What is a key feature of the M320?
• What type of action is included in the reception and integration reason for counseling?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 marching steps used in drill?
• What is the weight of an M-67 fragmentation hand grenade?
• How many seconds does it take for an M-84 Flash Bang to activate?
• Which duty is NOT a potential punishment from a court martial?
• Where is the legend of a military map typically located?
• What is considered a normal pulse rate for an adult?
• What types of injuries can be caused by the blast effect of a nuclear explosion?
• Which term defines the use of explosives to create openings in obstacles?
• Which of the following is NOT a method used to teach drill?
• Which of the following is essential for a soldier's drilling performance?
• What is the maximum range of the AT-4?
• What is the primary function of the M320?
• What is one of the areas that Army counseling may address?
• Which stage comes first in the counseling process?
• What command is given to reverse the direction of a march?
• What element is NOT included in the definition of leadership?
• What is the command used for a combined movement in drill?
• What does the acronym MARCH stand for in first aid?
• How many different sizes of military maps are there?
• When was the 75th Ranger Regiment designated?
• What is the AR for the Army Red Cross (ARC)?
• How many kilograms is an M-67 grenade approximately?
• Which individual is the 1SG of Company C?
• What is the AR for Army Emergency Relief (AER)?
• What does the term "rank" refer to in military formations?
• Who commanded Marion's Partisans during the American Revolution?
• What is the muzzle velocity of the M320?
• What is one of the roles of a 1SG within a company?
• What is the length of the M249 machine gun?
• Which north is used when operating a military map?
• What is the full name of the 1SG in Company A?
• What is the weight of the M320?
• What is the delay time for an M-84 Flash Bang?
• Which ranger is known for his actions during the Civil War?
• What is the weight of the AT-4?
• What does the acronym METL stand for?
• In the METT-TC framework, what does the "T" stand for?
• What distinguishes an intermediate contour line?
• What is the overall length of the M240L/M240B?
• What color indicates boundaries on military maps?
• Which color indicates enemy forces on map overlays?
• What AR governs the Defense Enrollment Eligibility System (DEERS)?
• What is the muzzle velocity range of the Carl Gustav?
• Which of the following describes the firing mode of the M4?
• Who is the Sergeant Major of the Army currently?
• What overall operation were the actions on October 3rd, 1993 part of?
• What does FM 4-25.11 focus on?
• What is the primary attribute of 'Cliff' as a terrain feature?
• What is the sustain fire rate for the M240B?
• Which battle drill focuses on conducting an assault with a squad?
• What is the primary purpose of the M4 rifle?
• What does the abbreviation "RTC" in RTC 350-6 stand for?
• Which approach is considered a formal way to report sexual harassment?
• Who is the Secretary of Defense?
• What was the name of the airfield that Merrill's Marauders were tasked to capture?
• How many ranger companies were formed during the Korean War?
• What is the arming distance of the AT-4?
• What command follows the "inspection arms" sequence?
• In the context of Army drills, what does Battle Drill 9 require?
• What is the distance that an M320 round arms at?
• How would you describe the MK-48 machine gun?
• Which entity is the highest military court?
• What does ASOP stand for in military operations?
• What do contour lines represent in a topographical context?
• In military terms, who can impose an Article 15?
• What type of blast pressure is characterized by changes in atmospheric pressure?
• What does battle drill 7 involve?
• In the context of Army regulations, what would you look under for guidance on substance abuse?
• During the raid on Mogadishu, which unit did B Company belong to?
• What is the primary focus of the Field Manual regarding crew served weapons?
• What is the regulation for wear and appearance of the army uniform?