Australian Army General Knowledge
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This ingenious quiz wil test your most basic Australian army knowledge
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What is the lowest rank in the Australian army?
- A.
2LT
- B.
Sgt.
- C.
WO1
- D.
Pte.
Correct Answer
D. Pte.Explanation
The correct answer is Pte. In the Australian army, the lowest rank is Private (Pte). This rank is typically given to new recruits who have just joined the army. They have limited responsibilities and are at the bottom of the military hierarchy. As they gain experience and progress in their career, they can be promoted to higher ranks.Rate this question:
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- 2.
A platoon commander is in charge of a section?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
A platoon commander is not in charge of a section. In military terms, a platoon is made up of multiple sections, and the platoon commander is responsible for leading and managing the entire platoon, which consists of several sections. Therefore, the statement that a platoon commander is in charge of a section is false.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which of these is currently not a commisioned weapon?
- A.
F-89
- B.
F-88A2
- C.
Lee Enfield mk.2 .303
- D.
HK 417
Correct Answer
C. Lee Enfield mk.2 .303Explanation
The F-89, F-88A2, and HK 417 are all commissioned weapons, meaning they have been officially adopted and used by a military or organization. However, the Lee Enfield mk.2 .303 is currently not a commissioned weapon, indicating that it has not been officially adopted for use.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What is the Infantry callsign for military radio?
- A.
Bluebell
- B.
Foxhound
- C.
Shelldrake
- D.
Iron Side
Correct Answer
B. FoxhoundExplanation
The correct answer is Foxhound because it is a commonly used infantry callsign for military radio communication. Callsigns are used to identify specific units or individuals during operations, and Foxhound is often used to refer to infantry units. This callsign helps to ensure clear and efficient communication between infantry personnel during military operations.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What does DPCU stand for on the Auscam uniforms?
- A.
Disorientating Political Command Unit
- B.
Disruptive pattern Cam Uniform
- C.
Disliked Policman Crying Uncontrolably
- D.
Do people see you
Correct Answer
B. Disruptive pattern Cam UniformExplanation
The correct answer is "Disruptive pattern Cam Uniform." DPCU stands for Disruptive pattern Cam Uniform on the Auscam uniforms. This term refers to the unique camouflage pattern used on the uniforms, which is designed to disrupt or break up the wearer's outline and blend them into the surrounding environment.Rate this question:
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- 6.
The kill raduous of an M18A1Claymore is 100m.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the kill radius of an M18A1 Claymore, which is a directional anti-personnel mine, is indeed 100m. This means that anyone within a 100m radius of the Claymore when it detonates is likely to be killed or seriously injured by the blast and shrapnel. This makes the Claymore an effective weapon for defending an area or setting up ambushes against enemy personnel.Rate this question:
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- 7.
LTGEN David " " is the chief of army?
Correct Answer
MorrisonExplanation
LTGEN David Morrison is the chief of army.Rate this question:
- 8.
A reservist soldier is nicknamed?
- A.
Choco
- B.
Chicken Strangler
- C.
Goffas
- D.
FIGJAM
Correct Answer
A. ChocoExplanation
The correct answer is Choco. A reservist soldier is nicknamed Choco.Rate this question:
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