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Any change in an existing terrain pattern will indicate the presence of activity. Terrain patterns have distinctive characteristics that are necessary to preserve. What are the 5 general terrain patterns?

Agricultural. Agricultural terrain has a checkerboard pattern when viewed from aircraft. This is a result of the different types of crops and vegetation found on most farms.
Urban. Urban terrain is characterized by uniform rows of housing with interwoven streets and interspersed trees and shrubs.
Wooded. Woodlands are characterized by natural, irregular features, unlike the geometric patterns of agricultural and urban terrains.
Barren. Barren terrain presents an uneven, irregular work of nature without the defined patterns of agricultural and urban areas. Desert environments are examples of barren terrain.
Arctic. Arctic terrain is characterized by snow and ice coverage.

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1 .: What is Camouflage, Concealment and Decoys (CCD)?
2 .: What Army Field Manual covers Camouflage, Concealment, and Decoys?
3 .: Is each Soldier responsible for Camouflaging and Concealing themselves and their equipment?
4 .: The primary goal of CCD is to avoid enemy detection. What seven rules are critical when considering how to avoid detection or identification?
5 .: Any change in an existing terrain pattern will indicate the presence of activity. Terrain patterns have distinctive characteristics that are necessary to preserve. What are the 5 general terrain patterns?
6 .: What is decoying?
7 .: The LCSS is the standard Army camouflage net currently available, What do the stainless steel fibers in the LCSS do?
8 .: The radar-scattering capabilities of the LCSS are effective only if there is how much space between the LCSS and the camouflaged equipment if the LCSS completely covers the equipment?
9 .: When using natural materials to camouflage it is important to what?
10 .: There are two types of cover and concealment. What are the two types?
11 .: When do you camouflage a fighting position?
12 .: What is cover?
13 .: What is concealment?
14 .: What do you do with the excess dirt when digging a fighting position?
15 .: One of the key factors of good camouflage is blending. What is blending?
16 .: Give several examples of natural materials, which can be used to camouflage both you and your equipment.
17 .: How often should you change the camouflage when using natural material?
18 .: How do you camouflage your clothes and LBE?
19 .: After camouflaging your position what should you do?
20 .: What do you do with tracks that lead into your position?
21 .: Where should live foliage be gathered?
22 .: What are two types of cover?
23 .: What are some examples of Natural cover?
24 .: What are some examples of Man-made cover?
25 .: Give some examples of natural concealment?

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