Vehicle Hide Quiz
Vehicle Hide Best Practices Quiz
Test your knowledge on vehicle hide best practices with our comprehensive quiz! This quiz covers essential concepts and drills necessary for ensuring the safety and effectiveness of vehicle operations during mounted missions.
- Learn about the importance of vehicle concealment.
- Understand the steps required for setting up a proper hide.
- Discover good practices for moving into position and ensuring crew safety.
During mounted operations, vehicles need to be static to observe, re-group, give orders and conduct maintenance, rest and administration. The longer a vehicle is static in one location the more vulnerable it can become.
The best form of defence is not to be seen by exploiting the ground and environment to hide the vehicle. If attacked, a position must be chosen that affords both all-round defence and ability to move rapidly to counter-attack or withdraw.
Therefore your crew will perform a number of drills depending on the duration of the halt in order to hide and protect the vehicle and crew.
Click here to watch this informative video about vehicle hides
After you have watched the video complete the quiz on vehicle hide best practice
During mounted operations, vehicles need to be static to observe, re-group, give orders and conduct maintenance, rest and administration. The longer a vehicle is static in one location the more vulnerable it can become.
The best form of defence is not to be seen by exploiting the ground and environment to hide the vehicle. If attacked, a position must be chosen that affords both all-round defence and ability to move rapidly to counter-attack or withdraw.
Therefore your crew will perform a number of drills depending on the duration of the halt in order to hide and protect the vehicle and crew.
Click here to watch this informative video about vehicle hides
After you have watched the video complete the quiz on vehicle hide best practice
If you are stopping for less than 15 minutes only a short halt is required
True
False
What are the aspects of a short halt drill?
Identify and move into fire position > Conduct 5 m and 20 m checks > Security
Security > Identify and move into fire position > Conduct 5 m and 20 m checks
Conduct 5 m and 20 m checks > Security > Identify and move into fire position
What do we mean by moving into fire position?
Get a full magazine loaded
Ensure the main armament is covering arcs
Fire a few tracer rounds
You would conduct vehicle maintenance in the hide?
True
False
If you stop for more than 15 minutes you need to set up a proper hide. What is the first step of setting up a hide?
Reconnaissance
Add face camouflage
Radio HQ
Who goes off to conduct the reconnaissance patrol?
Troop Leader with Signaller
Medic with gunner
Troop Sergeant with gunners
All JNCOs
What qualities does a good hide require?
Communications
Ablutions
Defence
Easy breakout
Rain shelter
Concealment
Protection
Once you have completed reconnaissance what are the two steps you should do?
Move in > Set up
Move in > Dig in
Set up > Wait out
Radio HQ > Clean weapons
What are good practices when moving in?
Minimise track marks
Engines switched off at same time
Turn off all comms
Conduct listening watch
Range cards
Sound horn to signal others
Vehicle low revs
What is the benefit of switching off vehicle engines at the same time?
It makes it hard for the enemy to tell how many vehicles there are
It sounds professional
Ensures everyone remembers to switch the engine off
It saves time
How long should a soak period be?
5 - 15 minutes
30 - 45 minutes
2 - 2.5 hours
24 hours
Select the image that correctly matches the description
BOX | TRIANGLE | LINEAR | CRUCIFIX | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
This hide is for a 3-car Tp or if one AV is elsewhere? | 0% 0 | 0% 0  | 0% 0 | 0% 0 |
This hide offers the most protection from view and fire, and provides a useful admin area, but is difficult to establish | 0% 0 | 0% 0 | 0% 0 | 0% 0 |
This hide would be used by specific terrain types, such as wood blocks and is easy admin but poor protection | 0% 0 | 0% 0 | 0% 0 | 0% 0 |
This hide is quick to create and easy to collapse but offers negligible cover from fire and observation | 0% 0 | 0% 0 | 0% 0 | 0% 0 |
Who attends hide orders?
Everyone
Vehicle commanders
Sergeants and Troopers
Who takes the first stag?
Most junior bod
Medic
Troop Sergeant
Troop Leader's gunner
Is notice to move considered in your concealment plan?
Yes
No
What elements of protection need to be considered?
H Hour
Shell scrapes for crew
CBRN sentry posted
Air sentry posted
Camouflage cream
Sentry position
Select the options which together summarise the overarching steps to setting up a hide?
Short Halt > Reconnaissance > Move In > Set Up > Routine
Routine > Reconnaissance > Dig In > Set Up
Short Halt > Move In > Dig In > Routine > Reconaissance
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