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5.0 out of 5 stars

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EXCELLENT QUALITY: We are a small, Veteran owned company, and quality is our legacy. These flashcards are made of high-quality material. These cards are waterproof (as far as spilling coffee on them or dropping one into the mud). The thickness of the flashcards is 130 lb and measures 3.5" x 2.5" in size. These flashcards are based on the Army Reference Manual, ADRP 1-02.
WIDE RANGE: The deck consists of 100 cards on general military terms and symbols. The concepts are sampled directly from each chapter of the Army Reference Manual. This pack includes cards covering the topics of units and organizations, activities, equipment, installations, control measure and tactical mission tasks.
POCKET SIZE: Our flashcards are designed very carefully so that they can fit anywhere. They are not too big, nor too small and can be easily kept in your pocket. You can use them anytime and master military terms, symbols, operational terms and graphics.
EDUCATIONAL: These cards are great for studying, especially if you have a deadline coming up. You can master the basics with our premier educational material. These cards are perfect for current Soldiers and Officers or for those preparing for all Army ROTC, Military Academy, and Basic Officer Course programs. These flashcards have the information contained in the Army manual. It is easy to read and study these flashcards.
100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: Your satisfaction is our priority. Our cards are proudly Made In America and we stand firmly behind the quality of our product. If you're unhappy with our product for any reason, please reach out to us.
Reviewer: Patrick Sutherland
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Master Army Graphics
Review: Strongly recommend this set of cards to an budding military leader. The cards simplify the normally intimidating process of internalizing Army doctrine. Through rote memorization of the cards, I was able to improve my understanding of the military terms, symbols, and graphics in ADRP 1-02. This set is a must-have for junior officers and NCOs.

Reviewer: oswald sanchez
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great for quiz on the go with your team of Soldiers
Review: Product is great to have Soldiers knowledge building to understand overlay graphics

Reviewer: Ken
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very handy for real world staff planning
Review: Very handy. I'm a senior Army Officer and found these very useful for my staff to use in their planning.

Reviewer: MichaelP
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good but not what I was looking for
Review: I was looking for Army Insignia to be part of this pack, it was not. It was full of symbols used on maps to describe enemy and friendly forces and equipment and armament. It was good but not what I was looking for.

Reviewer: Greybeard
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great product !
Review: Great product and customer support. These cards are high quality and clearly legible. They make a great addition to your Terrain Model Kit and for learning important symbols and terms...

Reviewer: Seamus Mack
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent learning tool
Review: Quality made and accurately described.

Reviewer: Alexander Gorski
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great for IBOLC & MCCC students
Review: Great for IBOLC & MCCC students

Reviewer: A. Littel
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great tool for memorization of Army terms and graphics.
Review: If flashcards work for you- especially with rote memorization- these will provide an added boost to your ability to recall important military symbols. They are small enough to bring to class, or keep nearby the work desk for quick reference. I've seen Cadets and Officers use these cards, and it never hurts to brush up on foundational knowledge. Good quality, but I wouldn't recommend bringing them to the field unless you water proof them.