ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES

FOR MILITARY

This working is made to final examination from lecture

MR. SUGENG RIYADI, M.PD

NAME : SALSABILA
NPM : 1811040314
CLASS : 4A

ENGLISH EDUCATION STUDY PROGRAM

TARBIYAH AND TEACHER FACULTY
RADEN INTAN LAMPUNG ISLAMIC STATE UNIVERSITY
2020
 INTRODUCTION

Institution : Military
Subject : English For Specific Purposes
Level : Advance
Material : 1. Speaking
2. Writing
3. Reading comprehension
Meeting : 1-3
Time Allocation : 2x45 Minutes
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TOPIC I
KIND OF MILITARY

Level : Advance
Meeting :1
Time Allocation : 2x45 Minutes

A.Speaking
1. Instruction : In most countries the armed forces are divided into three
categories, explain their duties in their respective fields in front of the class.
B.Writing

1. Instructions: Write the parts of a tank in your text book and also write the
function of each parts based on your words.
 C.Reading

Instruction: Read the text and complete the chart. Then answer the questions

An Infantry Battalion in the British Army

With a total strength of 625 officers and men, the battalion is the basic tactical
unit in the infantry and is commanded by a lieutenant colonel, known as
the Commanding Officer or CO. The battalion comprises the Battalion
Headquarters (HQ) Company, a Support Company and three rifle
companies. The CO commands from the HQ Company, which provides
the battalion’s administration, command and logistic elements. The
Support Company comprises the battalion’s fire support assets and is
equipped with mortars, anti-tank weapons and machine guns.
Each rifle company is commanded by a major, known as the Officer
Commanding or OC, and consists of a Company HQ and three rifle
platoons. Platoons are numbered in sequence, for example A Company
consists of 1, 2 and 3 Platoons and B Company comprises 4, 5 and 6
platoons. Each platoon comprises a Platoon HQ and three sections. Each
section has a strength of eight men and is divided into two fire teams
known as Charlie and Delta. A fire team consists of an NCO* and three
soldiers. During wartime or of any kind of operation, the Battalion is task
organised for a specific mission and becomes a battle group. The
battlegroup is made up of the Battalion HQ Company, Support Company
and one or more rifle companies plus attached elements from armour,
engineer and aviation units. On operations, the battlegroup is assigned to a
brigade, which is made up of three or four battlegroups, plus artillery,
aviation and support elements. The brigade forms part of a division, which
is made up of three or four brigades with a total strength of about 15,000
soldiers.
 Organisation Strenght Compositon commander
division 15,000 3-4 brigades major general
Formations
brigade 5,000 3-4 battlegroups brigadier
HQ Company and Support
UNIT (1)………………. 625 Company + 3 (2)…………………
companies
company 100 Company HQ + 3 platoons (3)………………..
(4)……………… 28 PI HQ + 3 sections lieutenant
Sub-units section (5)………… 2 fire teams corporal
corporal / lance
(6)……………… 4 1 NCO and 3 men
corporal
1. What is the difference between the terms OC and CO?
2. How many rifle platoons are there in the battalion?
3. What is the difference between a battle group and a battalion? *
NCO – Non-Commissioned officer
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TOPIC II
UNDERSTANDING

Level : Advance
Meeting : 2-3
Time Allocation : 2x45 Minutes

A. Speaking

Instruction: tell and explain about this topic in front of the class !

Military leadership styles

The five military leadership styles are: directing leadership, participating

leadership, delegating leadership, transformational leadership and
transactional leadership.
 B. Writing

Instruction : Write a minimum of 120 words on one of the topics

below.

In the examination candidates are to write either a letter or a

memorandum – never both

Letter / email

While surfing on the Internet, you noticed some sensitive information

concerning the Polish troops stationed in Afghanistan. Write an email to
Google 1) asking to remove this site from their search engine, 2) writing what
information it is, 3) explaining why it is important to remove it.
 C. Reading

Instruction: read the text below and answer the question !

Naval vessels are called ships, except submarines, which are called
boats. The front part of a ship is the bow and the back part is the stern.
If you are facing the bow, then your left is port and right is starboard.
If you walk towards the bow, you go forward and if you go towards
the stern, you go aft. You never go upstairs on a ship, you go topside
and when you go downstairs, you go below. When you go onboard a
ship you embark and when you leave, you disembark or debark.
Floors on a ship are called decks and the openings from one deck to
another are hatches. Ships have compartments and passageways, rather
than rooms and corridors. The walls of compartments are called
bulkheads and the ceiling is overhead. If you can see the sea from your
compartment, then you are looking out of a port, not a window. If you
are hungry, then don’t ask for the kitchen, ask for the galley, and if you
want the bathroom, ask for the head.

Read paragraph 1 and find the differences between the terms.

1 ship and boat 3 forward and aft
2 topside and below 4 embark and debark

read paragraph 2 and find words that mean.

1.bathroom 5.kitchen
2.wall 6 ceiling
3.corridor 7 room
4 floor 8 window