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Camouflage, Concealment and Decoys: Question #

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There are two types of cover and concealment. What are the two types?

Natural cover - ravines, hollows, reverse slopes, bushes, grass and shadows
Artificial cover - foxholes, trenches, walls, burlap, nets, or natural materials that are moved from their original spots, such as leaves bushes, or grass

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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?