In this episode, we will be going over the word-for-word textbook definition of "Sexual Harassment". This term means a lot of different things, and each person may think of different things when they hear the term, but it does have a textbook definition. You can go ahead and try to come up with your own definition on the spot, but the term is quite vague and might take a couple seconds to process. The chances of keeping your military bearing as you pause and um your way through it may hurt your confidence and credibility.

Looking them dead in the eye and reciting the textbook definition is a sure-fire way to come off as a confident soldier, ready to lead.

That's what this episode it for.

We are going to not merely recite the definition, but break it down into chunks, explain what each chunk means, how to visualize it, how to memorize it, and THEN repeat it to help you memorize it.

After this episode, you should be able to repeat it confidently and with authority that your battle-buddies lack.

The definition is:

unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct, of a sexual nature, that affects work, or creates a hostile environment.

In this episode, we will be going over the word-for-word textbook definition of "Sexual Assault". This term means a lot of different things, and each person may think of different things when they hear the term, but it does have a textbook definition. You can go ahead and try to come up with your own definition on the spot, but the term is quite vague and might take a couple seconds to process. The chances of keeping your military bearing as you pause and um your way through it may hurt your confidence and credibility.

Looking them dead in the eye and reciting the textbook definition is a sure-fire way to come off as a confident soldier, ready to lead.

That's what this episode it for.

We are going to not merely recite the definition, but break it down into chunks, explain what each chunk means, how to visualize it, how to memorize it, and THEN repeat it to help you memorize it.

After this episode, you should be able to repeat it confidently and with authority that your battle-buddies lack.

The definition is:

a crime

defined as intentional sexual contact,

characterized by use of force, physical threat or abuse of authority

or when the victim does not or cannot consent

In this episode, we aren't going to just ask and answer a bunch of questions about TC 4-02.1. No, we are going to focus on questions that are at a difficulty level that every SPC should be able to answer.

The episode is broken into 4 chapters:

The Pre-Test

The Lesson

The Re-Test

Repetition

Feel free to jump into the Pre-Test, and if you know everything, skip to the next difficulty level. If you want to know more about a question, stick around for the Lesson, where we will teach you what everything means. Then we'll re-evaluate at the Re-Test, and help you have it down consciously and sub-consciously in the Repetition chapter.

The questions we are going over are:

What is an FMC?

What are the eight steps for evaluating a casualty?

What is Wartime Line 6 of the 9 Line?

What is Peacetime Line 6 of the 9 Line?

What is Line 7 of the 9 Line?

What is Line 8 of the 9 Line?

What is the Wartime Line 9 of the 9 Line?

What is the Peacetime Line 9 of the 9 Line?

What is Alpha through Echo on Line 3 of the 9 Line, Number of patients by precedence:

What are the 4 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 4 of the 9 Line, Special equipment required:

What are the 2 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 5 of the 9 Line, Number of patients by type?

What are the 4 Nato Alphabet Codes for Wartime Line 6 of the 9 Line, Security at pick-up site:

What are the 5 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 7 of the 9 Line, Security at pick-up site:

What are the 5 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 8 of the 9 Line, Patient nationality and status:

What are the 3 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 9 of the 9 Line, NBC Contamination:

What is the difference between a casualty and a patient?