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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who initiated the Reduction in Force program?
(a) President Johnson.
(b) President Eisenhower.
(c) President Kennedy.
(d) President Nixon.

2. What was the unit Hackworth created called?
(a) The Roaring Tigers.
(b) The Killers.
(c) The Wolfhound Raiders.
(d) The Hackworth's Rangers.

3. When was Hackworth's unit told they were going on reserve?
(a) When they started going through the Wang Valley.
(b) When they started going through the Chorwan Valley.
(c) When they started going through the Hani Valley.
(d) When they started going through the Than Valley.

4. How many of Hackworth's men were wounded during the capture of the hill?
(a) 2 soldiers.
(b) All, but 2.
(c) All, but 10.
(d) Half of his force.

5. Whose minefield did Hackworth talk about negotiating in Chapter 5?
(a) South Korean.
(b) American.
(c) Chinese.
(d) North Korean.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the name of the company commander?

2. When was Hackworth transferred to the battle group Combat Support Company?

3. When did Hackworth return to his unit in Korea?

4. What was Objective Jake Able?

5. Where was Company D sent to?

Short Essay Questions

1. What role did Hackworth have in the Fox Company?

2. What was Hackworth assigned to in Chapter 11?

3. What did the Wolfhound Regiment consist of?

4. How was Berlin divided?

5. What were the United Nation forces focusing on in Chapter 5?

6. What effect did Eisnhower's program, Reductions in Force (RIF) have?

7. What did Hackworth reveal about his enlisting in the Army in Chapter 2?

8. When they moved to the Chorwan Valley, what was the unit told and what did it mean?

9. What did Hackworth want after two years in the Army, according to Chapter 5?

10. How does Hackworth describe the training of the Wolfhound Raiders according to Chapter 6?

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