19D CAVALRY SCOUT STUDY GUIDE
EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
5 Principles of Patrolling - ANS 1. Planning
2. Reconnaissance
3. Security
4. Control
5. Common Sense
7 Fundamentals of Reconnaissance - ANS 1. Ensure continuous reconnaissance.
2. Do not leave reconnaissance assets in reserve.
3. Orient on the reconnaissance objective.
4. Report all information rapidly and accurately.
5. Retain freedom of manuever.
6. Gain and maintain enemy contact.
7. Develop the situation rapidly.
9 Line MEDEVAC - ANS 1. Location of pick-up site.
2. Radio frequency, call sign/suffix.
3. Number of patients by precendence.
4. Special equipment required.
5. Number of patients by type.
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, 6. Security at pick-up site (During Wartime).
6.Number and type of wounds/injuries/illness (During Peacetime).
7. Method of marking pick-up site.
8. Patient nationality and status.
9. CBRN contamination (During Wartime).
9. Terrain description (During peacetime).
Troop Leading Procedures - ANS 1. Receive the mission.
2. Issue a warning order.
3. Make a tentaive plan.
4. Initiate movement.
5. Conduct reconnaissance.
6. Issue the order.
7. Supervise and refine.
Fundamentals of Movement - ANS 1. Use terrain for cover and concealment.
2. Use caution at danger areas.
3. Dismount vehicles.
4. Reduce vehicles' related signatures.
Fundamentals of Security - ANS 1. Provide early and accurate warning.
2. Provide reaction time and manuever space.
3. Orient on the force, area, or facility to be protected.
4. Perform continuous reconnaissance.
5. Maintain threat contact.
What does CWORMS stand for? - ANS Compass
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EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
5 Principles of Patrolling - ANS 1. Planning
2. Reconnaissance
3. Security
4. Control
5. Common Sense
7 Fundamentals of Reconnaissance - ANS 1. Ensure continuous reconnaissance.
2. Do not leave reconnaissance assets in reserve.
3. Orient on the reconnaissance objective.
4. Report all information rapidly and accurately.
5. Retain freedom of manuever.
6. Gain and maintain enemy contact.
7. Develop the situation rapidly.
9 Line MEDEVAC - ANS 1. Location of pick-up site.
2. Radio frequency, call sign/suffix.
3. Number of patients by precendence.
4. Special equipment required.
5. Number of patients by type.
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, 6. Security at pick-up site (During Wartime).
6.Number and type of wounds/injuries/illness (During Peacetime).
7. Method of marking pick-up site.
8. Patient nationality and status.
9. CBRN contamination (During Wartime).
9. Terrain description (During peacetime).
Troop Leading Procedures - ANS 1. Receive the mission.
2. Issue a warning order.
3. Make a tentaive plan.
4. Initiate movement.
5. Conduct reconnaissance.
6. Issue the order.
7. Supervise and refine.
Fundamentals of Movement - ANS 1. Use terrain for cover and concealment.
2. Use caution at danger areas.
3. Dismount vehicles.
4. Reduce vehicles' related signatures.
Fundamentals of Security - ANS 1. Provide early and accurate warning.
2. Provide reaction time and manuever space.
3. Orient on the force, area, or facility to be protected.
4. Perform continuous reconnaissance.
5. Maintain threat contact.
What does CWORMS stand for? - ANS Compass
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