Infantry ALC Marksmanship Study Guide
1. overmatch: The soldier applying their learned skills, employing their
equipment, leveraging technology, and applying the proper force to
create an unfair fight in favor of the soldier
2. engagement process: Direct, Identify, Decide, Engage, Assess (DIDEA)
3. Applying the shot process: 1) Pre-shot
2) Shot
3) Post-shot
4. Shot Process: The basic outline of an individual engagement sequence
all firers consider during an engagement, regardless of the weapon
employed
5. Functional elements of the shot process: Stability, Aim, Control,
movement
6. Carry Positions: 1) Hang
2) safe hang
3) Collapsed low Ready
4) Low ready
5) High ready
6) ready or ready up
7. Primary positions: Standing, squatting, kneeling, sitting and prone.
There are 12 total.
8. Elements of stability: Support, Muscle relaxation, Natural point of aim,
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1. overmatch: The soldier applying their learned skills, employing their
equipment, leveraging technology, and applying the proper force to
create an unfair fight in favor of the soldier
2. engagement process: Direct, Identify, Decide, Engage, Assess (DIDEA)
3. Applying the shot process: 1) Pre-shot
2) Shot
3) Post-shot
4. Shot Process: The basic outline of an individual engagement sequence
all firers consider during an engagement, regardless of the weapon
employed
5. Functional elements of the shot process: Stability, Aim, Control,
movement
6. Carry Positions: 1) Hang
2) safe hang
3) Collapsed low Ready
4) Low ready
5) High ready
6) ready or ready up
7. Primary positions: Standing, squatting, kneeling, sitting and prone.
There are 12 total.
8. Elements of stability: Support, Muscle relaxation, Natural point of aim,
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