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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. What was becoming known about the NVA?
(a) They had better weapons.
(b) They were operating out of Cambodia.
(c) They were supported by China.
(d) They used Mig planes.
2. What position did Hackworth accept in Chapter 18?
(a) Battalion commander.
(b) Inspector General in Vietnam.
(c) Aid to the base commander.
(d) Commander of Fort Maxwell.
3. What was the nickname of Hackworth's new commanding officer?
(a) Easy Marsh.
(b) Slam.
(c) The Man.
(d) Bam.
4. What academy did Hackworth create?
(a) The Long Range Shooting Academy.
(b) The Sport Academy.
(c) The Ambush Academy.
(d) The Booby-Trap Avoidance Academy.
5. Where was the special force camp Hackworth's new unit was supposed to relieve located at?
(a) Han Chang.
(b) Tou Murong.
(c) The Kwai river.
(d) Twan Wang.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was Hackworth responsible for in the Pentagon, according to Chapter 17?
2. Why did Hackworth refuse to be evacuated to Japan?
3. What were the Night Hunters?
4. What was emphasized as a measurement of success in Vietnam?
5. How long did Hackworth spend in An Kle?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was the first thing Hackworth learned about Vietnam?
2. How did Colonel Hanh act according to Chapter 21?
3. Who invited Hackworth to dinner according to Chapter 20?
4. What did Hackworth feel the United States was doing?
5. What did Hackworth formulate to achieve the same high body count as Hunt?
6. How did Hackworth plan accurately when he was given the command of the 1/327?
7. What two events marked the needed tactical and psychological victory in Vietnam?
8. What did Hackworth do as a G-4 Operations Officer?
9. When Hackworth reported to Fort Lewis in Chapter 18, what did he find?
10. Who was visiting Los Angeles, according to Chapter 13, and what happened during the visit?
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