Marine Corps Common Skills Handbook (1B)

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h. Replace the firing pin retaining pin (figure 42). i. Engage and then push the charging handle part way (figure 43). j. Slide in the bolt group (figure 44). Figure 42 Figure 43 Figure 44 1-11-30
k. Push the charging handle and the bolt carrier group together (figure 45). l. Join the upper and the lower receivers (figure 46). m. Engage the receiver pivot pin (figure 47). Figure 45 Figure 46 Figure 47 CAUTION: Selector lever must be on SAFE or SEMI before closing the upper receiver. 1-11-31
Page 1 and 2: MARINE CORPS COMMON SKILLS HANDBOOK
Page 3 and 4: MARINE CORPS COMMON SKILLS (MCCS) H
Page 5 and 6: DUTY AREA 12 - CREW-SERVED WEAPONS
Page 7 and 8: MCCS.21.07 EVACUATE A CASUALTY 1-21
Page 9 and 10: a. Filling the magazine with loose
Page 11 and 12: (2) Place the buttstock in the shou
Page 13 and 14: 10. Place the rifle in Condition 4.
Page 15 and 16: TASK: MCCS.11.02 (CORE) MAINTAIN TH
Page 17 and 18: d. Push the receiver pivot pin (fig
Page 19 and 20: j. Place the bolt assembly in the l
Page 21 and 22: o. Remove the extractor and spring
Page 23 and 24: (4) Point the muzzle down. Hold the
Page 25 and 26: c. Clean the following parts of the
Page 27 and 28: (2) Inspect the firing pin to ensur
Page 29 and 30: (1) Always shake the bottle well be
Page 31 and 32: (2) Generously lube takedown and pi
Page 33 and 34: . Insert the extractor and spring (
Page 35: f. Drop in and seat the firing pin
Page 39 and 40: TASK: MCCS.11.03 (CORE) ENGAGE TARG
Page 41 and 42: h. Slide the arm up through the sli
Page 43 and 44: e. Position the M-buckle on the out
Page 45 and 46: 6. Fire well aimed shots. - Apply t
Page 47 and 48: TASK: MCCS.11.04 (CORE) ZERO THE M1
Page 49 and 50: c. Windage Knob. To set the windage
Page 51 and 52: i. With the left hand, grasp the ha
Page 53 and 54: e. Position the M-buckle on the out
Page 55 and 56: (2) Figure 15 shows the different c
Page 57 and 58: (1) Sight Alignment. Sight alignmen
Page 59 and 60: TASK: MCCS.11.05 (CORE) ENGAGE STAT
Page 61 and 62: . To be proficient, a Marine riflem
Page 63 and 64: TASK: MCCS.11.06 (CORE) ENGAGE TARG
Page 65 and 66: (2) Sight Picture. Sight picture is
Page 67 and 68: (7) As the sights become level with
Page 69 and 70: (4) Rotate the rifle counterclockwi
Page 71 and 72: (2) Place the trigger finger straig
Page 73 and 74: (1) Obtaining Night Vision. There a
Page 75 and 76: (2) Sight Picture. Sight picture is
Page 77 and 78: (5) As the sights become level with
Page 79 and 80: (4) Rotate the rifle counterclockwi
Page 81 and 82: c. The Marine moves only as fast as
Page 83 and 84: d. Remove the headgear and place it
Page 85 and 86: (5) Make sure that straps lie flat
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h. Check the sights to ensure prope
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(2) Simultaneously, place the rifle
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(4) Continue pulling the rifle forw
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8. Assume the “ready.” a. Ready
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TASK: MCCS.11.09 (CORE) ENGAGE MULT
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(2) Sight Picture. Sight picture is
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(7) As the sights become level with
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(5) Continue extending the rifle to
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(2) Place the buttstock in the shou
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TASK: MCCS.11.10 (CORE) ENGAGE MOVI
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(4) Level the rifle while pulling i
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(5) Continue extending the rifle to
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(f) Continue to track in case a sec
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(1) Place the left hand on the hand
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TASK: MCCS.11.11 (CORE) ENGAGE MOVI
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(c) At 400 yards/meters, the body o
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(6) Level the rifle while pulling i
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(4) Rotate the rifle counterclockwi
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(2) The Marine places the trigger f
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e. Pull the barrel to the rear unti
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. Kneeling position. (1) Kneel on y
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11. Apply remedial action. a. Remed
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3. Clear the M203 grenade launcher.
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d. Press the barrel stop to release
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g. Observe the weapon for component
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9. Perform the function check. WARN
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TASK: MCCS.11.14 (CORE) ZERO THE M2
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(e) Lower into position by dropping
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- Apply the fundamentals of marksma
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TASK: MCCS.11.15 (CORE) ENGAGE TARG
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(d) Spread feet approximately shoul
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c. Aim and squeeze the trigger to f
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5. Execute the six firing commands.
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(2) Execute UNLOAD using the magazi
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d. Hot Weapon Procedures. If the st
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(h) Take the weapon off SAFE. (i) W
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d. Pull the cocking handle rearward
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i. Push the handguard retaining pin
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n. Remove the trigger mechanism rea
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c. Clean and check bipod legs for o
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i. Clean the three grooves on the p
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f. Check the slide assembly, bolt a
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c. Position the recess in the cylin
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Figure 36 h. Depress the locking le
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NOTE: Ensure that the headed end of
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TASK: MCCS.11.18 (CORE) ZERO THE M2
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3. Assume the bipod firing position
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(1) To move the group to the right,
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(2) Clear the weapon using the maga
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Figure 2 b. Windage. Adjustments fo
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f. Adjusted Aiming Point Method. In
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TASK: MCCS.12.01 (CORE) IDENTIFY TH
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(2) Ammunition: Caliber 50 caliber
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c. MK19 40MM heavy machinegun chara
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4. Search field of view using the s
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TASK: MCCS.13.02 (CORE) IDENTIFY TY
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- Characteristics of the RPK 74 5.4
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Figure 7 - Characteristics of rocke
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TASK: MCCS.13.03 (CORE) REPORT INFO
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3. Prepare a panoramic sketch. - Th
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TASK: MCCS.13.04 (CORE) PREPARE FOR
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4. Eliminate unnecessary equipment
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TASK: MCCS 13.05 (CORE) PASS THROUG
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4. Travel though the gaps or lanes
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(3) Be easily recognized and known
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(4) Listen. (5) Maintain contact wi
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(2) The patrol leader initiates the
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6. Demonstrate “Cease fire” as
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16. Demonstrate “Fireteam” as d
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28.Demonstrate “Disregard” as d
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TASK: MCCS.14.02 (CORE) EXECUTE IND
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3. Demonstrate squad Vee. - When th
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5. Demonstrate squad echelon. - The
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Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6
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Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 13 Figur
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Figure 19 Figure 20 Figure 21 1-14-
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(c) Speed is not essential. (2) To
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(4) Expose nothing that reflects li
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(a) Grazing fires. Grazing fires do
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2. Emplace direction, deflection, r
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7. Prepare elbow rest. - Leave enou
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TASK: MCCS.15.02 (CORE) PREPARE A F
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(6) Assistant Automatic Rifleman. -
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4. Depict Magnetic North. a. The ma
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Figure 8 9. Depict primary, alterna
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TASK: MCCS.15.03 (CORE) DEFEND A PO
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(2) Direction. The direction elemen
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6. Repel the enemy assault. a. If t
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3. Estimate the range to the target
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TASK: MCCS.16.02 (CORE) ENGAGE TARG
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k. Place the launcher on your right
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3. Estimate range to target. a. The
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. The squad leader issues the follo
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TASK: MCCS.16.03 (CORE) EMPLOY THE
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j. Return the bail to the SAFE posi
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NOTE: The groove of the sight shoul
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REERENCE(S): FM 23-23, Antipersonne
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2. Arm the pyrotechnic. - Please re
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TASK: MCCS.17.01 (CORE) MARCH UNDER
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(1) Time-Distance Relationship: Rel
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NOTE: A time distance table is a va
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2. Complete a 10-kilometer march. -
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(2) Clean the flak jacket. (a) Brus
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NOTE: Ensure the slide keepers are
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(b) Make the headband larger than y
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TASK: MCCS.17.03 (CORE) CAMOUFLAGE
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2. Camouflage the helmet. a. Insert
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. Snap the two halves together usin
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(2) Reposition both poles to ensure
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4. Erect a poncho tent. NOTE: To ma
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. Use iodine tables. (1) Remove the
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d. Use dental floss or toothpicks t
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TASK: MCCS.17.06 (CORE) PERFORM IND
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6. Perform the creeping technique.
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(d) The final position will expose
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6. Cross a danger area. a. Open are
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(4) Date of birth (5) Date of captu
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c. Take advantage of your available
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(d) The thumb loop is attached to t
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1-18-4 Figure 1 (c) Turn the bezel
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4. Perform a deliberate offset, as
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. Bar scale. These are located in t
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c. Valley. A valley is a stretched
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h. Cliff. A cliff is a vertical or
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. Grid coordinate scales. The prima
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. Locate points within a grid squar
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(7) By combining the RIGHT reading
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. Back Azimuth. A back azimuth is t
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d. Application. Remember that there
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(e) If the magnetic north is to the
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(c) If the declination is westerly
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2. Perform basic map reading. a. Th
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(c) Keep the horizontal line of the
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Figure 8 (c) Slide the protractor t
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Figure 13 NOTE: Look at point (A) o
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NOTE: Each map may use different sy
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(4) You know that from point (b) to
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3. Follow an azimuth using the cent
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(2) Bypassing an unexpected obstacl
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1. Install batteries as appropriate
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. To communicate a message using a
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(4) Observe the battery life condit
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d. Establish a communication check.
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PROBLEM POSSIBILITY ACTION SIG mark
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d. Encrypt and transmit a plain tex
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11. Use phonetic alphabet and numer
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PROCEDURAL WORD MEANING RADIO CHECK
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TASK: MCCS.20.01 (CORE) IDENTIFY NA
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4. Identify the sign for chemical m
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TASK: MCCS.20.02 (CORE) MAINTAIN TH
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(2) Starting with either eyelens, s
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. Remove eyelens outserts (figure 7
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d. Check the facepiece assembly (fi
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(4) Check the drinking system to en
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. Inspect the voicemitters (figure
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(5) If, after removing facepiece, y
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TASK: MCCS.20.03 (CORE) DON THE M40
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(1) Open the carrier with your left
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CAUTION: The mask must be donned, c
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6. Stow the mask with hood. a. Chec
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e. Remove the mask from its carrier
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(3) Run your finger around the edge
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3. Don the overboots. NOTE: There a
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e. Push the quick disconnect couple
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3. Change filter canister on order.
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TASK: MCCS.20.06 (CORE) PERFORM NBC
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(1) Ready the kit. (a) Put the shou
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(4) Mark the lewisite-rubbing tab.
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Figure 12 WARNING: Avoid hot vapors
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(19) Rerub the lewisite-detecting t
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TASK: MCCS.20.07 (CORE) DECONTAMINA
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(b) Remove your helmet. Figure 2 (c
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(10) Scrub up and down across your
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(17) If liquid contamination is sti
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PERFORMANCE STEPS: 1. Decontaminate
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(4) The boot nearest the jacket wil
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TASK: MCCS.20.09 (CORE) REACT TO A
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Figure 2 d. Once in your fighting h
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TASK: MCCS.20.10 (CORE) REACT TO A
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i. Adjust the M40 mask. (1) Grasp t
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c. Remain in this position until al
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2. Treating a nerve agent casualty.
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(13) Grasp the tab as shown in figu
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Figure 7 (3) With your free hand, c
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j. Secure used injectors. (1) Push
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(7) Reddening of the skin (8) Immed
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TASK: MCCS.20.12 (CORE) COMPLY WITH
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(3) Feel chest for signs of breathi
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Figure 6 CAUTION: The jaw-thrust te
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4. After giving four quick breaths
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2. Stop the bleeding. a. Check the
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(2) Use a tourniquet. CAUTION: The
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Do Don’t Act promptly but calmly.
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5. Seek medical aid, as required. a
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(e) Check for wet appearance on the
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TASK: MCCS.21.03 (CORE) APPLY A PRE
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TASK: MCCS.21.04 (CORE) APPLY A SPL
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(2) If it is an open fracture, stop
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f. Check for burns. (1) Look carefu
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4. Mark the casualty with the lette
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urticating caterpillars, bees, wasp
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TASK: MCCS.21.07 (CORE) EVACUATE A
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(4) Continue to move backward, thus
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3. Perform the alternate fireman’
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7. Perform the pack strap carry. a.
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Figure 16 h. Place one hand on your
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(2) Pass the poles through the slee
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2. Identify symptoms of climatic in
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TASK: MCCS .22.01 (CORE) MAINTAIN P
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(c) Procedures for determining perc
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Point System. The table below will
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. Take the bent-knee crunch test (i
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Point System. The table below will
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. Take the bent-knee crunch test (i
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TASK: MCCS.23.01 (CORE) APPLY THE F
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TASK: MCCS.23.02 (CORE) EXECUTE PUN
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4. Execute a hook . a. Assume the b
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TASK: MCCS.23.03 (CORE) EXECUTE FAL
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3. Execute a right side break-fall.
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5. Execute a forward shoulder roll.
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TASK: MCCS.23.04 (CORE) EXECUTE BAY
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4. Execute a smash. a. Begin with y
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TASK: MCCS.23.05 (CORE) EXECUTE PUG
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3. Execute a smash. a. Begin with y
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d. To execute a low block against a
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TASK: MCCS.23.06 (CORE) EXECUTE UPP
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3. Execute a forward elbow strike.
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5. Execute an eye gouge. a. Extend
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2. Execute a front kick. a. Raise y
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TASK: MCCS.23.08 (CORE) EXECUTE CHO
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TASK: MCCS.23.09 (CORE) EXECUTE THR
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2. Execute a turning throw. a. Stan
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TASK: MCCS.23.10 (CORE) EXECUTE COU
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TASK: MCCS.23.11 (CORE) EXECUTE COU
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. With your left arm, reach over th
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c. Grabbing you opponent’s pants
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2. Execute a reverse wristlock. a.
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d. Applying downward pressure on th
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2. Execute a counter to underhand g
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. Slash downward with the muzzle to
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2. Execute a vertical thrust. a. Fa
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(2) Tent Pole and Pins. Tent poles
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TASK: MCCS.23.16 (CORE) EXPLAIN THE
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(c) Take a deep breath and bend for
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4. Button or zip the fly closed. 5.
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4. Drop 2 feet below the water's su
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5. Survive with a pack. a. You may
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