Expose the MINIMUM number of people, to the MINIMUM amount of explosives, for the MINIMUM amount of time consistent with safe and efficient operations.
How many classes of supply are in the Army?
10
_____ so critical that their accomplishment determines the success of each group.
(tasks)
Collective tasks
Who attends quarterly and annual briefs?
Commander
______ requires property book accountability after issue from the stock record account.
Nonexpendable
Upon initial contact, what is the first step before treating a casualty?
What is an example of a maintenance asset at the tactical level?
Feild maintenance company
Fair and equal treatment should e based on what 3 factors?
Merit, fitness, and capabilities that support unit readiness
Who does custodial responsibility fall under for property in storage awaiting unit turn in?
Supply SGT
What lines of MEDEVAC have to be transmitted during initial contact?
Lines 1-5
Define operational environment
A composite of the conditions, circumstances, and influences that affect the employment of military forces and bear on the decisions of the unit commander
What term best describes dedication to Army values and professional ethic
Character
_____ requires property book accountability after issue of stock record.
Non-expendable
A _____ report is not viewed by the chain of command.
Restricted
METT_TC
Mission
Enemy
Terrain
Troops
Time
Civilian Considerations
When organizing a convoy, what vehicle should be designated as the pace setter?
heaviest vehicle
True or False:
The purpose of defensive operations is to cause the enemy attack to fail.
True
What acronym is used in IPB to describe the operational environment?
PMESII-PT
Define constraint
Restriction placed on command by higher and dedicates an action or inaction.
Define Key Terrain
Any locality or area whose seizure, retention, or control affords advantage to either side.
True or False:
Goal of risk management is to eliminate all risks.
False
Who is the sole approving authority of a family care plan?
Commander
What is the officers primary responsibility for unit training?
Training one echelon bellow and evaluating two echelon's bellow.
_____ report doesn't hold the offender accountable.
Restricted
True or False:
GCSS-A tactical level logistics system is single internet accessible solution ERP software system used by the Army.
True
What website replaces FM 7-1?
www.atn.army.mil
Define Area of Influence
A geographic area a commander is directly capable of influencing operations by maneuvers or fires.
What is the primary responsibility of NCO's at the unit level?
Develop junior NCO's and assist in the development of junior officers.
To obtain route clearance, who gives you the authority to be on a given route and time?
Battalion S3 and S4
What is exemplified by media, transnational companies, refugees, and humanitarian relief organization?
Third part actors
What are the three correct methods in war gaming?
Belt
Box
Avenue in Depth
How many steps are here in risk management?
5
True or False:
Hasty checkpoints have a specified purpose.
True
What is the property consisting of lands, buildings, structures, and utility systems?
Real Property
Will replicating lessons learned from military history ensure success on the battlefield?
No
During which activities do you employ risk management?
All
What is the objective of an awards program?
Recognition for valor, exceptional service, and acts of heroism.
Which class has the major end items such as tanks, helicopters, and radios?
Class VII
True or False:
Sustainment maintenance is defined as mechanics conduct troubleshooting and replace components.
False
What is the commanders responsibility in unit readiness?
Ensuring the units are capable of performing and completing the mission
What are the three basic counseling skills counselor's must have?
Active listening
Responding
Appropriate questioning
(not effective listening)
What are the three ethical perspectives in ethical reasoning?
Values
Mission
Vision
(not personal experience)
Which step of MDMP involves making a MCOO?
(Modified Combined Obstacle Overlay)
Step 2: Mission Analysis
Command supply discipline program (CSDP) is a _____ program.
Commander
Which tool serves as both deterrent and correction action for CDSP?
Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)
What is the term used when promising to give a subordinate preferential treatment during CQ hours?
Quid Pro Quo
True or False:
It has been generalized that the US culture is more collectivist than individualistic as a whole.
False
What are the three types of recon?
Route
Area
Zone
True or False:
Primary purpose of offensive operations is to view the enemy.
False
What is the definition of non mission capable equipment?
Equipment not ready to perform a combat mission.
What is the last step of TLP?
Supervise and refine
CATs helps the commander plan ____
(Combined Arms Training Strategies)
Task-based, event driven training events
A convoy is and always has been a ____
Combat operation
Define competence
Soldiers that demonstrate they are successfully able to perform their duties
What system is used to cover dead space?
M203
How many steps do TLP's have? WHat are they?
1: Receive the mission
2: Issue a WARNO
3: Create a tentative plan
4: Initiate movement
5: Conduct reconnaissance (Reconnoiter)
6: Complete plan
7: Issue complete order
8: Supervise and refine
HQDA standardized METLs are developed for ____ and higher echelons.
Brigade
What is the planning methodology that integrates activities of the commander and staff?
Military Decision Making Process (MDMP)
What is the historical minimum planning ratios?
1:3 (1/3 2/3 rule)
What is the Army's two level maintenance system?
Field or sustainment
Which variables do adversaries of the US see as being their best advantage?
Time
What tactics are an asymmetric enemy likely to use?
Irregular
Criminal
Traditional
What does SALUTE stand for?
Size
Activity
Location
Unit
Time
Equipment
Which line of a 9-line exists only when contamination is present?
9
What are the three ratings used in training assessment?
T (trained)
P (needs practice)
U (untrained)
What is the primary tool for documenting officer performance and potential?
OER
Within CSDP, what is accountability?
Obligation to keep records of property / documents / funds.
According to ADRP 3-0, a potential adversary is _____
They have the intentions to suggest it could challenge the US.
Define culture
Shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, norms, and artifacts members of a society use to cope with the world.
True or False:
Mission variables describes characteristics that might affect the mission.
True
What is a self-contained position deployed on a road to control movement?
Checkpoint
Battle analysis is described as...
Method used by the US for the systematic study of battles
What type of counseling is the developmental counseling efforts based on perception of strengths and weaknesses?
Professional growth counseling
What website has replaced FM 7-1 and contains the Army's doctrinal foundation?
Army Training Network (ATN)
What does ACE stand for?
Ammunition
Casualties
Equipment
Sent up at completion of enemy contact. As TL, send it up without need of being told by SL.
Both ____ reporting provide victim with an option to receive medical counseling.
Restricted and unrestricted.
When determining initial risk, what two things do you have to consider?
Probability and Severity
Who retains overall responsibility for unit movement planning and execution?
Unit Commander
What are the operational variables?
PMESII-PT
Political
Military
Economic
Social
Information
Infrastructure
Physical Environment
Time
What is the difference between ADP and ADRP?
ADP: focuses on fundamental principles
ADRP: focuses on details of the fundamentals
What are the Mission Variables?
METT-TC
Mission
Enemy
Terrain
Time
Troops
Civilian Considerations
What are unified land operations executed through?
Decisive Operations
Offensive Operations
Defensive Operations
Stability Operations
Defense Support of Civil Authorities
What are the army core competencies?
Combined Arms Maneuver
Wide Area Security
What do Lines of Effort (LOE) do, and what
They link multiple tasks using the logic of purpose rather than geographical reference to focus efforts toward establishing operational and strategic conditions
After what steps of MDMP are WARNOs published?
Step 1: Receipt of Mission
Step 2: Mission Analysis
Step 6: COA Approval
What does the commanders intent do?
Describes what constitutes success for the operation.
What are the 7 steps of MDMP?
Receipt of Mission
Mission Analysis
COA Development
COA Analysis
COA Comparison
COA Approval
Orders Production
What are the three developmental domains?
Institutional (Schools)
Operational (Unit)
Self-Development (Soldier)
What are the three attributes of leader development?
What are the three leader development competencies?
Character
Presence
Intellect
Leads
Develops
Achieves
What are the four types of military briefings?
Information
Decision
Mission
Staff
What are the four steps in military briefings?
Plan
Prepare
Execute
Assess
What are the classifications of property?
Nonexpendable - An item of Army property coded with and ARC of "N" in the FEDLOG. Nonexpendable items require property book accountability after issue from the stock record account.
Expendable - An item of Army property coded with an ARC of "X" in the FEDLOG, no formal accountability required after issue form a stock record account.
Durable - An item of Army property coded with an ARC of "D" in FEDLOG. Durable items do not require property book accountability after issue from the stock record account, but requires hand receipt control when issued to user.
What are two types of property?
Personal
Real
What are the 5 types of responsibilities?
COMMAND RESPONSIBILITY Responsibility for all property within their command.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY Responsibility for all property in the possession of personnel under their supervision
CUSTODIAL RESPONSIBILITY Supply Sergeant, supply Clerk, or warehouse person responsible for property in storage awaiting issue or Turn-in.
DIRECT RESPONSIBILITY Responsibility for all property within their command. PHRH Responsibility for property in their possession
PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY Responsibility for property in their possession
What are the four stages of the counseling process?
Identify the Need for Counseling
Prepare for Counseling
Conduct Counseling
Opening the session
Discussing the issues
Developing the plan of action
Recording and closing the session
Follow-up
What is the XO's job during MDMP?
To manage and coordinate the staff's work and provide quality control.
What is the staff's job during MDMP?
Focus on helping the commander understand the situation, making decisions, and synchronizing those decisions into a fully developed plan or order.
What does OCOKA stand for?
1) Observations and field of fire
2) Cover and concealment
3) Obstacles
4) Key terrain
5) Avenues of approach
What does ASCOPE stand for?
1) Areas
2) Structures
3) Capabilities
4) Organizations
5) People
6) Events
What is a Named Area of Interest?
A point or area usually along an avenue of approach or mobility corridor where activity, or lack of, will help to confirm or deny a particular ECOA.
Define decision point
Identifies those battle events that may require tactical decisions and when these decisions must be made for the commander to retain available options.
