INFANTRY ALC MARKSMANSHIP NEWEST ACTUAL
FINAL EXAM SCRIPT 2026 FULLWITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS //VERIFIED//GRADED A+
What is the process of having another Soldier observe
the firer during the firing process to look for shooting
errors that the firer themselves may not consciously
know they are making?
A. Observing
B. Coaching
C. Safetying
D. Spotting
B. Coaching
You have been tasked to conduct marksmanship
training for your platoon. What reference would you use
to provide your Soldiers the critical information on their
rifle or carbine to properly and effectively engage and
destroy threats in a direct fire engagement?
A. FM 3-22.10
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,B. TC 3-22.9
C. ADRP 3-69
D. TC 3-21.15
B. TC 3-22.9, Rifle and Carbine
A 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 is known as___________________.
A. Fire Superiority
B. Suppression
C. Overmatch
D. Marksmanship
C. Overmatch
You are discussing common aiming errors with your
Soldiers. You tell them that they may experience this
error when failing to focus on the front sight post or
reticle?
A. Poor Aiming
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, B. Improper Sight Alignment
C. Incorrect Sight Picture
D. Missing the Target
C. Incorrect Sight Picture
You tell your Soldiers that they can observe the
movement of items in the environment downrange to
determine the speed. You tell them that an estimated
wind of 8-12 MPH is quantified
by___________________________.
A. Large trees begin to sway
B. Small trees sway
C. Smoke drifts
D. Raises dust and loose paper
D. Raises dust and loose paper
You are centering the tip of the front sight post
vertically and horizontally in the rear sight aperture.
This is known as?
A. Aiming
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FINAL EXAM SCRIPT 2026 FULLWITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS //VERIFIED//GRADED A+
What is the process of having another Soldier observe
the firer during the firing process to look for shooting
errors that the firer themselves may not consciously
know they are making?
A. Observing
B. Coaching
C. Safetying
D. Spotting
B. Coaching
You have been tasked to conduct marksmanship
training for your platoon. What reference would you use
to provide your Soldiers the critical information on their
rifle or carbine to properly and effectively engage and
destroy threats in a direct fire engagement?
A. FM 3-22.10
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,B. TC 3-22.9
C. ADRP 3-69
D. TC 3-21.15
B. TC 3-22.9, Rifle and Carbine
A 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 is known as___________________.
A. Fire Superiority
B. Suppression
C. Overmatch
D. Marksmanship
C. Overmatch
You are discussing common aiming errors with your
Soldiers. You tell them that they may experience this
error when failing to focus on the front sight post or
reticle?
A. Poor Aiming
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, B. Improper Sight Alignment
C. Incorrect Sight Picture
D. Missing the Target
C. Incorrect Sight Picture
You tell your Soldiers that they can observe the
movement of items in the environment downrange to
determine the speed. You tell them that an estimated
wind of 8-12 MPH is quantified
by___________________________.
A. Large trees begin to sway
B. Small trees sway
C. Smoke drifts
D. Raises dust and loose paper
D. Raises dust and loose paper
You are centering the tip of the front sight post
vertically and horizontally in the rear sight aperture.
This is known as?
A. Aiming
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