Army Board Study Guide

Front 1

Fm 7-22.7 Appendix A

Back 1

Sergeant's Time Training

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Fm 6-22

Back 2

Developmental counseling

Front 3

AR 600-8-22

Back 3

Military Awards

Front 4

AR 600-8-19

Back 4

Enlisted Promotions and Reductions

Front 5

What is the 2nd highest award for valor?

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Distinguished flying cross

Front 6

What form is used to recommend an award?

Back 6

DA form 638

Front 7

What is De facto status?

Back 7

Promotion correction and allowed to keep pay

Front 8

In order to be effective counselors, Army leaders must demonstrate what 5 qualities?

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Respect for subordinates, self-awareness, cultural awareness, empathy,credibility

Front 9

What are the 4 stages to counseling?

Back 9

Identify the need, prepare, conduct, follow up

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How would you summarize the difference between the 3 approaches to counseling?

Back 10

the degree to which the subordinate participates

Front 11

Who established the award of the purple heart?

Back 11

General George Washington, 7 Aug 1782

Front 12

What civilian medal is the civilian equivalent to the Purple Heart?

Back 12

The Defense of freedom medal(DOFM)

Front 13

Who may recommend someone for an award?

Back 13

Anyone

Front 14

What are the 4 steps when conducting counseling?

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Open, discuss, plan and close

Front 15

How many hours per week will be dedicated to STT?

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5

Front 16

Who are the primary leaders of STT?

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First line leaders

Front 17

What 3 words are inscribed on the front of the Good conduct medal?

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Efficiency, Honor and Fidelity

Front 18

What words are inscribed on the reverse side of the Good conduct medal?

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For Good conduct

Front 19

What words are inscribed on the reverse side of an AAM and ARCOM?

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For Military Achievement// For Military Merit

Front 20

In what regulation can you find information about the various civilian Awards?

Back 20

AR 672-20

Front 21

What is the time frame to process recommended decorations?

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Within 60 days

Front 22

How should recommendations for awards be submitted?

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Typed during peace time, Hand written during wartime

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Is a promotion board required in order to be promoted to SGT or SSG?

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No

Front 24

For promotion, how old should the weapons qualification score be?

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No older than 24 months

Front 25

What is the maximum number of promotion points available through the APFT?

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SGT-160 points

Front 26

What does TIMIG stand for? TIS?

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Time in grade/ Time in service

Front 27

What date is used for determining TIS for promotion?

Back 27

Basic active service date(BASD)

Front 28

How many zones are there for promotion to SGT and SSG?

Back 28

2; primary and secondary

Front 29

What is the word inscribed on the suspension bar of the medal of Honor?

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Valor

Front 30

Who's profile is on the Medal of Honor?

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Minerva, Roman Goddess of wisdom and war

Front 31

Who's profile is on the Purple Heart?

Back 31

George Washington

Front 32

How many AAMs are you awarded before getting a silver oak leaf cluster?

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6 AAMs = 1 Silver oak leaf

Front 33

What is the maximum number of oak leaf clusters authorized on any given ribbon?

Back 33

4

Front 34

What is STT not intended to do?

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Complete 350-1

Front 35

Who is in charge of the UPL program?

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Battalion Commander

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What is an ERB?

Back 36

Enlisted Record Brief

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Who has the authority to administratively reduce soldiers in the grades E-2 through E-9?

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E-2 through E-4: Company commander or higher

E-5 through E-6: Battalion commander or higher

E-7 through E-9: Brigade commander or higher

Front 38

What does AR 600-8-22 cover?

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Military Awards

Front 39

What AR covers Military Awards?

Back 39

AR 600-8-22

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What does AR 600-8-19 cover?

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Enlisted Promotions and Reductions

Front 41

What AR covers Enlisted promotions and reductions?

Back 41

AR 600-8-19

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What is meant by Valor?

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Heroism performed under combat conditions

Front 43

What is meant by the phrase "above and beyond the call of duty"?

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Acceptance of existing danger or extraordinary responsibility with praise worthy fortitude, courage which is not rule as expected

Front 44

How many stars are in the blue silk shield from which the Medal of Honor is suspended?

Back 44

13

Front 45

What are the zone TIS and TIMIG requirements to be promoted to SGT?

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Primary: 36 months TIS, 8 months TIMIG

Secondary: 18 months TIS, 6 months TIMIG

Front 46

What are the TIS and TIMIG requirements to be promoted to SSG?

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Primary: 72 months TIS, 10 months TIMIG

Secondary: 48 months TIS, 7 months TIMIG

Front 47

What form is used as a worksheet for computing promotion points?

Back 47

DA form 3355

Front 48

What is FM 7-22.7 Appendix A?

Back 48

Sergeant's time training

Front 49

What FM covers Sergeant's time training?

Back 49

FM 7-22.7 Appendix A

Front 50

What are the 3 principle ways that leaders have to develop others?

Back 50

counseling, coaching and mentoring

Front 51

What are the 3 types of counseling?

Back 51

Event oriented, Performance based, Professional growth

Front 52

What ribbon is awarded to members of the US Army for successful completion of initial entry training?

Back 52

Army Service Ribbon

Front 53

What is the only decoration authorized a neck ribbon?

Back 53

Medal of honor

Front 54

How many different weapons are authorized component bars?

Back 54

19

Front 55

What does TPU stand for?

Back 55

Trained, Needs practice and Untrained

Front 56

How does the Purple Heart differ from other decorations?

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It is not recommended, it is entitled when a certain set of criteria is met

Front 57

What is the highest award given by the Army in times of war?

Back 57

Medal of honor

Front 58

What does FM 6-22 cover?

Back 58

Developmental counseling

Front 59

What AR covers Developmental counseling?

Back 59

FM 6-22

Front 60

What are the 3 levels of promotions and who has promotion authority?

Back 60

Unit level:SPC/CPL and below, Company

Semi-centralized: SGT/SSG, Battalion & Brigade

DA centralized: SFC and above, USA HRC

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What does NCOES stand for?

Back 61

Noncommissioned Officer Education System

Front 62

What are the NCOES requirements for promotion?

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SGT-BLC

SSG-ALC

SFC-SLC

MSG-MLC

SGM-USASMC

Front 63

What is engraved on the reverse side of the Medal of Honor?

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Name, rank and organization of the awardee

Front 64

What is engraved on the reverse side of all other decorations, the POW medal and the Good conduct medal?

Back 64

The name of the awardee only

Front 65

Who besides MOH recipients, satisfies the requirement for extraordinary heroism?

Back 65

Any awardee of the Distinguished service cross, Navy cross, or Airforce cross

Front 66

Individual awards are grouped into what 6 categories?

Back 66

Decorations, Good conduct medal, Campaign and service medals, Service ribbons, Badges and tabs, Certificates and letters

Front 67

What is a decoration?

Back 67

A ribbon, badge or award bestowed upon an individual for a specific act of gallantry of service

Front 68

What are the 4 techniques used during the non directive or combined approaches to counseling?

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Suggesting alternatives, recommending, persuading and advising

Front 69

What are the 2 counseling techniques used during the directive approach to counseling?

Back 69

Corrective training and commanding

Front 70

What form is used for counseling?

Back 70

DA form 4856

Front 71

What are the 5 key characteristics of an effective counseling?

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purpose/flexibility/respect/communication/support

Front 72

What are the 3 approaches to counseling?

Back 72

Directive/nondirective/combined

Front 73

Impairment of soldiers is defined as having a blood alcohol level of what?

Back 73

0.05 or higher

Front 74

How much of the Battalion should a random drug test program test?

Back 74

4-5%

Front 75

What does AR 608-18 cover?

Back 75

Army family advocacy program

Front 76

What AR covers Army family advocacy program?

Back 76

AR 608-18

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What does MWR stand for?

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Military morale, welfare, and recreation

Front 78

For ASAP, when is self-referral no longer an option?

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When a soldier reports to and fails a UA, Stopped by police or MPs and when Command referred

Front 79

What AR covers ASAP?

Back 79

AR 600-85

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What does ASAP stand for?

Back 80

Army Substance abuse program

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All ASAP referrals are accomplished using what form?

Back 81

DA form 8003

Front 82

What does AR 608-47 cover?

Back 82

Family action plan program

Front 83

What AR covers Family action plan program?

Back 83

AR 608-47

Front 84

Describe ASAP

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Combines deterrence, prevention, ID, and rehabilitation to strengthen overall fitness and effectiveness in the army

Front 85

What are the 2 overarching tenets of ASAP?

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Prevention and treatment

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What does AR 930-4 cover?

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Army emergency relief(AER)

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What AR overs AER?

Back 87

AR 930-4

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How much does TA pay?

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100% total cost of tuition and fees not to exceed $250 per semester and $4500 per year

Front 89

Soldiers must serve how many years to receive MGLB benefits?

Back 89

2

Front 90

What is AER?

Back 90

Army emergency relief

Front 91

A urine sample must contain how many milliliters of urine to be a void?

Back 91

30

Front 92

What are the 6 methods of identification in ASAP?

Back 92

voluntary/drug testing/alcohol testing/command/medical/investigation

Front 93

What does AR 621-5 cover?

Back 93

Army continuing education system

Front 94

What AR covers Army continuing education system?

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AR 621-5

Front 95

What does ACES stand for?

Back 95

Army Continuing Education System

Front 96

Who is eligible for Tuition assistance?

Back 96

all active duty soldiers and soldiers in AGR status

Front 97

In order to continue receiving TA soldiers must maintain an acedemic grade point average of what?

Back 97

2.0 or higher

Front 98

What does AR 600-85 cover?

Back 98

ASAP

Front 99

What AR covers ASAP?

Back 99

AR 600-85

Front 100

What does AR 930-5 cover?

Back 100

American national red cross service program

Front 101

What AR covers American National Red Cross Service Program?

Back 101

AR 930-5

Front 102

What are the specific ways for drug and alcohol testing?

Back 102

UA - Drug

Breathalyzer/blood - alcohol

Front 103

When are Soldiers required sponsorship?

Back 103

First PCS move after AIT; the rest are optional

Front 104

What form is used for sponsorship requirements for gaining commands?

Back 104

DA form 5434

Front 105

Company Commanders are required to refer soldiers for ASAP evaluation withing ___ days of failing a UA?

Back 105

5

Front 106

What is a UPL?

Back 106

Unit Prevention Leader

Front 107

What is the minimum rank of a UPL?

Back 107

E-5

Front 108

What does AR 608-1 cover?

Back 108

Army Community Service (ACS)

Front 109

What AR Covers Army Community Service?

Back 109

AR 608-1

Front 110

What does ACS stand for?

Back 110

Army Community Service

Front 111

Whad does AFAP stand for?

Back 111

Army Family Action Plan

Front 112

Name some programs/services that fall under MWR?

Back 112

Outdoor recreation, club meade, bowling ally, skill center, library, boss, Physical fitness centers

Front 113

What is the Army QOLP?

Back 113

Quality of life program

Front 114

What program provides a mechanism for all individuals to identify quality of life concerns?

Back 114

Army Family Action Plan Program (AFAP)

Front 115

What is the purpose of the American Red Cross?

Back 115

medium of communication between armed forces and family members; providing disaster relief mitigation

Front 116

The Red Cross symbol is sometimes referred to as what?

Back 116

The Geneva Cross

Front 117

How is the Red Cross primarily Staffed?

Back 117

has paid employees but the majority are volunteers

Front 118

What does AR 215-1 cover?

Back 118

Military Morale, Welfare, and Recration Programs (MWR)

Front 119

What AR covers Military Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Programs?

Back 119

AR 215-1

Front 120

What does AR 600-8-8 cover?

Back 120

Total Army sponsorship program

Front 121

What AR covers Total Army Sponsorship Program?

Back 121

AR 600-8-8

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What are some of the services provided by ACS that fall under "Soldier and family Readiness"?

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Emergency family Assistance
Family Advacacy Program
Transition Compensation for abused dependents
Emergency placement care service
EFMP
Army Family Action Plan Program (AFAP)
Army Family Team Building Program
Outreach Services

Front 123

Why does AER exist?

Back 123

helping the army takes care of it's own; financial assistance

Front 124

What other organization does the AER coordinate closely with?

Back 124

The American Red Cross

Front 125

What types of assistance does AER provide?

Back 125

Loans (interest free)

Grants (if repayment causes hardship)

Front 126

What are the general rules for sponsors?

Back 126

equal or higher grade

same gender,

marital status,

Familiar with unit/post

Front 127

What form is completed on arrival about the sponsorship program?

Back 127

Da form 7274

Front 128

What does the ACS symbol represent?

Back 128

Heart - giving // cross - help // gyroscope - stability

Front 129

What is the motto of ACS?

Back 129

self-help, service and stability

Front 130

What does AR 608-18 cover?

Back 130

Army Family Advocacy Program

Front 131

What is METL? What is it for?

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Mission Essential Task List: Drives what needs to be accomplished for a mission

Front 132

What are the Battalion METLs?

Back 132

Signals Inteligence

OCO

DCO

Mission Command

Front 133

Difference between Judicial and non-judicial?

Back 133

non-judicial punishment permits discipline without a court-martial

Front 134

Difference between punitive and non-punitive?

Back 134

Punitive is punishable under UCMJ

Front 135

What are the key characteristics of the army profession?

Back 135

Trust / Honorable Service / Military Expertise / Esprit De Corp / Stewardship

Front 136

What does ADP 1-0 cover?

Back 136

The Army Profession

Front 137

What ADP covers the Army Profession

Back 137

ADP 1-0

Front 138

What are the army's 3 strategic roles?

Back 138

prevent, shape, and win

Front 139

Where does the Army derive it's mission?

Back 139

congress and laws governing the land

Front 140

What are the 5 main paragraphs of an OPORD?

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S - Situational

M - Mission

E - Execution

S - Signals

C - Command

Front 141

What does FM 3-22.9 cover?

Back 141

Rifle marksmanship

Front 142

What does TC 3-25.26 cover?

Back 142

map reading and land navigation

Front 143

Brigade Breakdown

Back 143

781st - NMF

4NMTs: 64 alloted

5 NSTS: 39 alloted

3CPTs: 39 alloted

782nd CMF non-NMF

CSTs and CMTs

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What does AR 600-9 cover?

Back 144

ABCP

Front 145

What AR covers ABCP?

Back 145

AR 600-9

Front 146

What does ABCP stand for?

Back 146

Army Body Composition Program

Front 147

Discharges can be the result of administrative action or judicial action and may be divided in what five types?

Back 147

Honorable

Under Other than Honorable Conditions

General

Bad conduct

dishonorable

Front 148

What does ARFORGEN stand for?

Back 148

Army Force Generation

Front 149

What does NCOER stand for?

Back 149

Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Report

Front 150

What form is used for the NCOER?

Back 150

DA form 2116-9-1 (SGT)

Front 151

What are the different types of evaluation reports that a soldier may receive?

Back 151

Mandatory

Optional

Front 152

What form is used for NCOER counseling?

Back 152

DA form 2166-9-1A

Front 153

What two/four options does a rater have when rating an NCOs performance?

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(SSG/CSM) Far Exceeds//Exceeds/Meets standards/Does not meet // (SGT) Meets standards/Does not meet

Front 154

The goal of counseling is to bring all NCOs to which level?

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Meets Standards

Front 155

What are the two classifications of Article 15 proceedings?

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Summarized (informal) // Formal

Front 156

What are the three types of formal Article 15 proceedings?

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Company // Field // Summarized

Front 157

What is considered a field grade article 15?

Back 157

An Article 15 imposed by an O-4 or higher

Front 158

What does Fm 7-22 cover?

Back 158

Physical Readiness Training (PRT)

Front 159

What Fm covers Physical Readiness Training?

Back 159

Fm 7-22

Front 160

What is an OIL brief?

Back 160

Observations, insights, and lessons learned

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What is the primary purpose of PRT?

Back 161

to enhance combat readiness and leadership effectiveness

Front 162

What is an ISOPREP?

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Isolated persons report

Front 163

What policies does the commander have?

Back 163

EO, SHARP, PRT, FRG

Front 164

What activities should a soldier NOT do when walking?

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Eat, drink or talk on the phone

Front 165

What is RCP?

Back 165

Retention Control point

Front 166

What is the RCP for a SPC non-promotable?

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8 years

Front 167

After a soldier fails HT/WT and the tape test, what 3 things must happen?

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1.Will be provided exercise guidance, dietary information or weight reduction counseling by health care personnel, and assistance in behavioral modification, as appropriate, to help them attain the requirements of the Army.

2.Entered into weight control program by unit commanders

3.Flagged by the Commander under the provisions of AR 600-9

Front 168

What are the 4 phases of PRT?

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Initial conditioning, toughening, sustaining, reconditioning

Front 169

How many hours for MOVSM?

Back 169

500

Front 170

How many component bars on the marksmanship badge are authorized?

Back 170

19

Front 171

What are the four authorized rest commands that can be given?

Back 171

Rest

Parade rest

At ease

Stand at ease

Front 172

What must happen after STT?

Back 172

AAR

Front 173

What form is used to request a sponsor?

Back 173

DA form 5434

Front 174

Who authorized the publishing of the code of conduct?

Back 174

President Dwight D Eisenhower, August 17, 1955

Front 175

What is the code of conduct and what is it's purpose?

Back 175

Set of rules that outline basic responsibilities and obligations of all members of the armed forces of the United States during times of conflict

Front 176

The code of conduct has how many articles?

Back 176

6 articles

Front 177

What are some authorized 90-day reports?

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Annual report // change of rater report // failed promotion selection report // change of duty report

Front 178

What does IPERMS stand for?

Back 178

Personnel Electronic Records Management System, Internet

Front 179

What does OMPF stand for?

Back 179

Official Military Personnel file

Front 180

What are Articles 77 - 134 of the UCMJ known as?

Back 180

Punitive Articles

Front 181

What are known as the punitive articles?

Back 181

Articles 77-134

Front 182

How many total articles are in the UCMJ?

Back 182

158, 146 Articles and 12 sub categorized articles

Front 183

What is the UCMJ equivalent to the Miranda rights?

Back 183

Article 31

Front 184

What does Article 31 in the UCMJ cover?

Back 184

Soldiers rights

Front 185

How many total punitive articles are there?

Back 185

65, 58 articles 7 sub categorized articles

Front 186

What is known as the General Article in the UCMJ?

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Article 134, It covers any offenses not covered by any other article in the UCMJ

Front 187

What are the 3 types of court - martials?

Back 187

summary // special // general

Front 188

What do the letters MCM stand for?

Back 188

Manual for courts - martial

Front 189

What is METT-TC?

Back 189

Mission//Enemy//Terrain and weather//Troops and support//Time//Civilian considerations

Front 190

What does AR 623-3 cover?

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Evaluating reporting system, NCOERs

Front 191

What AR covers NCOERs?

Back 191

AR 623-3

Front 192

All PRT sessions should consist of what elements?

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Preperation Drill // Exercise or Activities // Recovery Drill

Front 193

Once a profile is lifted, how much time should soldiers be given be administering the APFT?

Back 193

Twice the length, not to exceed 90 days

Front 194

What are the 5 exercises that comprise the recovery drill?

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Over head arm pull // rear lunge // extent and flex // thigh stretch // single leg over

Front 195

What are the 10 exercises make up the preparatory drill?

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Bend and reach//Rear lunge//High jumper//Rower//Squat bender//Windmill//Forward lunge//Prone row//Bent leg body twist//Pushup

Front 196

What is the first article of the code of conduct?

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I am an American, fighting in the forces, which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense.

Front 197

What information are you authorized to give under Geneva Convention Rules?

Back 197

Name, rank, service number, date of birth

Front 198

Prisoners should be seperated into what groups?

Back 198

Officers, NCOs, enlisted, civilians, females

Front 199

What is AR 27-10?

Back 199

Military Justice, UCMJ

Front 200

What AR covers military justice?

Back 200

AR 27-10

Front 201

What are the commands given to assume and reassemble the extended rectangular formation?

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Extend to the left, MARCH // Arms downward, MOVE // Left, FACE // Extend to the left, MARCH // Arms downward, MOVE // Right, FACE // From front to rear, COUNT OFF // Even numbers to the left, UNCOVER. ///// Assemble to the right, MARCH.

Front 202

What does PRT Stand for?

Back 202

Physical Readiness Training

Front 203

What does TC 3-21.5 cover?

Back 203

Drill and ceremony

Front 204

What AR covers Drill and Ceremony?

Back 204

TC 3-21.5

Front 205

What are the 4 phases of PRT?

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Initial Conditioning // Toughening // Sustaining // Reconditioning

Front 206

What TC is dedicated to Army Combatives Training?

Back 206

TC 3-25.150

Front 207

What is a "rating Chain"?

Back 207

The rated individuals rating officials as published on the rating scheme; chain of supervisors who provide counseling and performance evaluation

Front 208

Describe the rating chain for NCOs.

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rated NCO, Rater, Senior rater and reviewer

Front 209

What is a "raiting Scheme"?

Back 209

Publication in writing of a rated individual's rating chain

Front 210

What AR covers NCODP?

Back 210

AR 350-1

Front 211

What does NCOPD stand for?

Back 211

Noncommissioned officer professional development

Front 212

What are the four basic elements of the operations process?

Back 212

plan, prepare, execute, access

Front 213

What are the 5 S's if you capture a prisoner?

Back 213

Search // Silence // Segregate // Speed // Safeguard

Front 214

What should prisoners be searched for?

Back 214

Hidden weapons and documents of military intelligence value

Front 215

The ARFORGEN operational readiness cycle consists of what 3 force pools?

Back 215

reset, train-ready, and available

Front 216

What does AR 350-30 cover?

Back 216

code of conduct

Front 217

What AR covers the code of conduct

Back 217

AR 350-30

Front 218

What does MACP stand for?

Back 218

Modern Army Combatives Program

Front 219

How many levels of training are there in MACP?

Back 219

4

Front 220

Result of the APFT are recorded on what form?

Back 220

DA form 705 (Physical fitness test scorecard)

Front 221

What does APFT stand for?

Back 221

Army Physical Fitness Test

Front 222

The APFT consists of what events?

Back 222

Push-ups // Sit-ups // 2-mile run

Front 223

What are the approved aerobic events for the APFT?

Back 223

2-mile run // 800-yard swim // 6.2-mile cycle // 2.5 -mile walk

Front 224

What does ABCP stand for?

Back 224

The Army Body Composition Program

Front 225

How often should soldiers be weighed?

Back 225

At least every 6 months

Front 226

What is the required weight loss goal for soldiers in the ABCP?

Back 226

3-8 pounds or 1% body fat per month

Front 227

How often should soldiers on the ABC program be weighed?

Back 227

Monthly to measure progress

Front 228

What does ADP 7-0 cover?

Back 228

Training Units and Developing Leaders

Front 229

What ADP cover Training Units and Developing Leaders?

Back 229

ADP 7-0

Front 230

What does ADP 5-0 cover?

Back 230

Army operations process

Front 231

What covers the Army operations process?

Back 231

ADP 5-0

Front 232

What are the 5 parts of the NCOER?

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1. administrative data

2. authentication

3. duty description (rate)

4. army values, attributes, skills, actions (rater)

5. overall performance and potential (rater and senior rater)

Front 233

In what army regulation will you find information regarding separations, discharges and characterizations of services?

Back 233

AR 635-200

Front 234

What is the "UCMJ"?

Back 234

The Uniform Code of military Justice - statute that prescribes criminal law of soldiers

Front 235

How many TOTAL articles are there in the UCMJ?

Back 235

158

Front 236

The UCMJ is comprised of how many punitieve articles?

Back 236

65

Front 237

The calisthenic exercises of the preparation drill should be preformed in order. What are they?

Back 237

Bend and reach // rear lunge // high jumper // rower // squat bender // windmill // forward lunge // prone row // bent leg body twist // push-ups {Be Right Here Real Soon, We Found Privates Behind Pop-eye's}

Front 238

What does article 31 of the UCMJ cover?

Back 238

Soldiers rights to self-incrimination

Front 239

What is SERE?

Back 239

Survive, Evade, Resist, Escape

Front 240

When is the best time to escape?

Back 240

A soon as possible

Front 241

What is the goal of NCODP?

Back 241

to increase and sustain NCO combat readiness

Front 242

What are the 3 main training domains the Army Uses?

Back 242

institional, operational, self-development

Front 243

What is ITE?

Back 243

Integrated training environment

Front 244

What are the Army's principles of leader development?

Back 244

Lead by example // develop subordinate leaders // create a learning environment for subordinate leaders // train leaders in the art and science of mission command // train to develop adaptive leaders //Train leaders to think critically and creatively // train your leaders to know their subordinates and their families

Front 245

AARs are to identify what 2 things?

Back 245

sustains and improves

Front 246

What are the 11 principles of Army Unit training?

Back 246

1. conduct multi-echelon and concurrent taining

2. commanders and other leaders are resposible for training

3. noncommissioned officers train individuals, crews, and small teams

4. train to standard

5. train as you will fight

6. train while operating

7. train fundamentals first

8. train to develop adaptability

9. understand the operational environment 10. train to sustain

11. train to maintain

Front 247

Define Battle Rhythm

Back 247

Deliberate daily cycle of command, staff, and unit activities intended to synchronize current and future operation

Front 248

What are the 3 methods of instructions used to teach drill soldiers?

Back 248

step by step, talk-through, and by the numbers

Front 249

Marching movements are taught using which of the above methods?

Back 249

step by step

Front 250

What insignia should be displayed, centered on the flash of the beret?

Back 250

Officers: insignia of grade,

chaplains wear branch insignia

enlisted: Dui or RDI

Front 251

Describe the correct placement of insignia on the front of the patrol cap?

Back 251

Centered on the front, left to right, top or bottom

Front 252

What is a DUI?

Back 252

Distinctive Unit Insignia

Front 253

What is quick time cadence?

Back 253

120 steps per minute

Front 254

What is double time cadence?

Back 254

180 steps per minute

Front 255

What is the normal length of step in marching?

Back 255

30-inches

Front 256

Describe the standard for grooming sideburns?

Back 256

neatly trimmed, horizontal line, does not extend past the exterior of the ear opening

Front 257

Describe the standard for shaving.

Back 257

clean-shaven when in uniform or in civilian clothes while on duty

Front 258

Mustashes are permitted. What is the Grooming standard?

Back 258

neatly trimmed, tapered, and tidy. No portion will cover the upper lip line or extend sideways beyond a verticle line from the corners of the mouth

Front 259

When is a soldier authorized to salute with the left hand?

Back 259

while carrying the guidon, not in formation; move the left hand sharply across the body to a position so that the first joint of the forefinger is touching the staff

Front 260

In what TC would you be able to find information on saluting with the guidon?

Back 260

TC 3-21.5 Appendix H

Front 261

What AR establishes FRG?

Back 261

AR 600-20

Front 262

What form is used for formal complaints?

Back 262

DA form 7279

Front 263

What does DEOMI stand for?

Back 263

Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute - 15 week EO advisor course

Front 264

Mandatory unit EO training must be conducted at least how often?

Back 264

Quarterly

Front 265

What is the best posture for giving commands?

Back 265

position of attention

Front 266

what two commands may be given to call a unit or individuals to the position of attention?

Back 266

fall in // attention

Front 267

what are the 4 rest positions at the halt?

Back 267

parade rest, stand at ease, at ease, rest

Front 268

what is meant by "equal opportunity" in the Army?

Back 268

fair treatment for all persons based soley on merit, fitness, and capability

Front 269

Who is the EO officer of your company?

Back 269

unit commander

Front 270

What event symbolized the end of the cold war?

Back 270

the dismantling of the Berlin Wall in 1989

Front 271

what event sparked the "War on Terrorism"?

Back 271

Terrorists of the Al-Qaeda network attacked the United States on September 11, 2001

Front 272

What Muslim leader was believed to be the mastermind behind the September 11 attacks?

Back 272

Osama bin Laden

Front 273

When and where was the first atomic bomb dropped on Japan?

Back 273

August 6, 1945 Hiroshima

Front 274

When and where was the second atomic bomb dropped on Japan?

Back 274

August 9 1945, Nagasaki

Front 275

There were 2 atomic bombs authorized to be dropped on Japan, When and where were they dropped?

Back 275

Hiroshima, Aug 6 1945

Nagasaki, Aug 9 1945

Front 276

When did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?

Back 276

Dec 7, 1941

Front 277

Within two years after the end of WWII the United States found itself in a long term global struggle of power ideology against the Soviet Union and international communism. What was this "struggle" called?

Back 277

The "Cold War"

Front 278

What does SHARP stand for?

Back 278

Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention

Front 279

The birth of our nation began with the signing of an important document. What was this document and what was the date?

Back 279

The Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776

Front 280

What date is considered the beginning of the U.S. Army

Back 280

June 14, 1775

Front 281

When was the wear out date of the Army dress greens?

Back 281

Oct 1, 2015

Front 282

How does the Army define "extremist organization"?

Back 282

Advocate racial, gender, or ethnic hatred or intolerance; advocate, create, or engage in illegal discrimination based on race, color, gender, religion, or national origin; advocate the use of force or violence or unlawful means to deprive individuals of their rights

Front 283

Fraternization is punishable under what Articles of the UCMJ?

Back 283

Article 92 / Article 134

Front 284

What does ACU stand for?

Back 284

Army Combat Uniform

Front 285

What is ASU?

Back 285

Army Service Uniform

Front 286

Who will be required to wear trousers with gold braid sewn on the outside seam of each trouser leg on the ASU?

Back 286

Officers and enlisted soldiers (CPL and above)

Front 287

What is the Army's policy on the wearing of jewelry?

Back 287

Soldiers may wear a wristwatch, identification bracelet, and two rings

Front 288

Can soldiers have a pen or pencil exposed on the uniform?

Back 288

Yes, pens/pencils worn in the slots on the ACU may be exposed; there is no stipulation on colors that must be used

Front 289

What is the Army policy concerning the wearing of ID tags?

Back 289

Wear ID tags at all times when in the field, aircraft, and oconus, around the neck except when safety considerations apply

Front 290

What commands are used to align a squad at normal interval?

Back 290

Dress right, Dress; Ready Front

Front 291

What two commands are used to align a squad in column?

Back 291

Cover // recover

Front 292

A squad can only be dismissed with members at what position?

Back 292

position of attention

Front 293

What are the five techniquest to deal with sexual harassment?

Back 293

Direct // Indirect // Third Party // Chain of Command // Filling a formal Complaint

Front 294

what does SARC stand for?

Back 294

Sexual Assault Response Coordinator

Front 295

What is meant by "gig line"?

Back 295

Verticle alignment of the shirt edge, front fly opening and outside edge of the belt buckle

Front 296

Describe the proper wear of the brass-tip waist belt?

Back 296

The belt is worn so that the tipped end passes through the buckle to the wear's left for males, and right for females

Front 297

Describe the issue specifications for combat boots?

Back 297

The issue boot is made of tan, rough-side-out, cattlehide leather, with a plain toe and tan rubber outsoles

Front 298

What are the three branches of government?

Back 298

legislative // judicial // executive

Front 299

On what date was the Army flag dedicated?

Back 299

June 14, 1775

Front 300

Who was the only female recipient of the Medal of Honor?

Back 300

Dr. Mary E. Walker in 1865

Front 301

What are the eight steps of TLPs?

Back 301

1. Receive mission

2. issue a warno

3. make a tentative plan

4. initiate movement

5. conduct reconnaissance

6. complete the plan

7. issue the order

8. supervise and refine the plan

Front 302

What are the four activities are associated with the operations process?

Back 302

plan, execute, prepare, and asses

Front 303

What are the five categories of badges authorized for wear on Army uniforms?

Back 303

marksmanship badges/tabs // combat and special skills badges/tabs // identification badges // foreign badges

Front 304

What are the three authorized marksmanship qualification badges?

Back 304

expert, sharpshooter, and marksman

Front 305

How many foreign badges may be worn at one time?

Back 305

one

Front 306

What do the letters WMD stand for?

Back 306

Weapons of mass destruction

Front 307

When was our constitution adopted?

Back 307

September 17, 1787 - ratified June 21, 1788

Front 308

What are the first ten amendments called?

Back 308

The bill of rights

Front 309

Who is the final approving authority on a Bar to reenlist?

Back 309

commander who is one higher level then the initiating Authority

Front 310

What are the 6 mission variables?

Back 310

METT-TCMission // Enemy // Terrain // Troops // Time // Civilians

Front 311

The revolutionary war officially ended on what date?

Back 311

September 3, 1783

Front 312

The United States was initially governed by what document? What replaced this?

Back 312

The Articles of Confederation, Replaced by the Constitution

Front 313

When was the UCMJ enacted and by who?

Back 313

1950 by congress, it replaced the articles of war

Front 314

What issue, perhaps more than any other, led to the outbreak of the American Civil War?

Back 314

Slavery

Front 315

What war, formally referred to as a "conflict", has sometimes been referred to as "the forgotten war"?

Back 315

The Korean War

Front 316

When did the Korean Conflict End?

Back 316

July 27, 1953

Front 317

When, and with what event, did women achieve full military status?

Back 317

With the creation of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) in 1943

Front 318

What are the movements of each squad in platoon formation on the command open ranks, march? Close ranks, march?

Back 318

first: two 30-inch steps forward; four 15-inch steps backwards

second: one 30-inch step forward; two 15-inch steps backwards

third: stand fast; stand fast

Fourth: two 15-inch steps backward; one 30-inch step forward

Front 319

What is a guidon?

Back 319

Company, Battery, or troop identification that is present at all unit formations

Front 320

From order arms, inspection arms is a ____ count movement

Back 320

7

Front 321

What are the two prescribed formations for a squad?

Back 321

line and column

Front 322

What are the 3 types of interval in drill?

Back 322

normal, close and double

Front 323

What does TC 3-21.5 cover?

Back 323

Drill and Ceremonies

Front 324

What TC covers drill and ceremonies?

Back 324

TC 3-21.5

Front 325

When at a rest position of stand at ease, at ease, or rest, what position should be assumed on the prepatory command for attention?

Back 325

Parade rest

Front 326

You may talk in formation only after what command is given?

Back 326

rest

Front 327

When marching in formation, who salutes and acknowleges salutes?

Back 327

only the person in charge of the formation

Front 328

what are the three different leader competencies within the leadership requirements model?

Back 328

Lead // Develop // Achieve

Front 329

How do you define commander?

Back 329

person who is assigned to exercise command authority

Front 330

Define Duty?

Back 330

Obedient and disciplined performance

Front 331

How do you know how many service stripes to wear?

Back 331

one service stripe is authorized for each 3 years of consecutive active federal service

Front 332

Describe how ribbons should be arranged on the uniform

Back 332

In order of presedence from wear's right to left; no space or 1/8" between rows; no more than 4 ribbons per row, must contain same number of ribbons before starting a new row; top row is centered or aligned to wearer's left

Front 333

Describe the correct placement of the ribbons of the uniform?

Back 333

male - 1/8" above left breast pocket

female - centered left side, bottom parrallel with name plate

Front 334

Who is the only person who performs as both a member of the chain of command and the NCO support channel?

Back 334

Section, squad, or team member

Front 335

What are the three formal channels of communication in the Army?

Back 335

Chain of command

NCO support Channel

Staff and Technical Channels

Front 336

What does AR 601-280 cover?

Back 336

Army Retention Program

Front 337

What AR covers the Army retention program?

Back 337

AR 601-280

Front 338

Describe the NCO support channel.

Back 338

begins with the CSM and ends with section, squad, or team leader

Front 339

What is meant by the term "chain of command"?

Back 339

succession of commanders, superior to subordinate, through which command is exercised

Front 340

What is the difference between a CCIR and EEFI?

Back 340

CCIR: Commanders Critical Information Requirements, focuses on commanders needs.

EEFI: Essential Elements of friendly Information, information to be protected

Front 341

When it comes to optimizing the available planning time, commanders should follow the "one-third, two-thirds rule. What is this?

Back 341

one-third of their time to plannning, and remaining two-thirds allocated to subordinates

Front 342

What are the key elements of command?

Back 342

authority and responsibility

Front 343

Who is the only civilian authorized to exercise command in the military?

Back 343

the president of the united states

Front 344

Leadership involves a minimum of two components. What are they?

Back 344

leaders and followers

Front 345

What are the three different levels of leadership?

Back 345

Direct // Organizational // Strategic

Front 346

What are the different methods of influences?

Back 346

Pressure // Legitimating // Exchange // Personal appeals // collaberation // rational persuasion // apprising // inspiration appeals // participation

Front 347

Can you wear all or parts of the IPFU with civilian when off the instillation?

Back 347

Yes, when authorized by the commander

Front 348

What is the only insignia authorized for wear on the IPFU?

Back 348

The physical fitness badge

Front 349

Can the T-shirt be worn ofside of the trunks when wearing the IPFU?

Back 349

Only if you are pregnant

Front 350

What is leadership?

Back 350

Providing purpose, direction, and motivation to accomplish mission and improve organization

Front 351

Who is an Army Leader?

Back 351

Anyone in the army who by assumed roled or assigned responsibility inspires or influences others

Front 352

The most challenging enemies come in what two forms?

Back 352

nonstate and nation-state

Front 353

What is the only medal that does not have a mimature?

Back 353

the meadal of honor

Front 354

How many forragers, lanyards, aiguillettes, or cords are authorized for wear on each shoulder?

Back 354

one

Front 355

What are the only tabs authorized for permanent wear on the uniform?

Back 355

sapper, ranger, special forces, and presidents hundred

Front 356

What is the minimum number of years that a soldier must reenlist for a SRB?

Back 356

3 years

Front 357

What is a bar to reenlistment?

Back 357

procedures taken to deny reenlistment to substandard soldiers

Front 358

How often is a bar to reenlistment reviewed?

Back 358

every 3 months and 30 days prior to PCS/ETS

Front 359

What does FM 1-20 cover?

Back 359

Military History

Front 360

What Fm covers military history?

Back 360

Fm 1-20

Front 361

What command is used to have soldiers count cadence for stationary movements of two or more counts?

Back 361

In cadence

Front 362

What command is given to revoke a preparatory command that has been given?

Back 362

As you were

Front 363

What are the four types of commands in drill?

Back 363

two part // combined // supplementary // directives

Front 364

What does AR 600-20 cover?

Back 364

Army Command Policy

Front 365

What AR covers Army Command Policy?

Back 365

AR 600-20

Front 366

When and by what means was the Medal of Honor established?

Back 366

Congress authorized the creation of the Medal of Honor on July 12, 1862

Front 367

Who was the first recipient of the Medal of Honor?

Back 367

Private Jacob Parrott on March 15, 1863

Front 368

What is the bloodiest war in American History? What is estimated death toll?

Back 368

Civil War, 600,000

Front 369

Who drives the operations process?

Back 369

commanders

Front 370

Who should the career counselors report to?

Back 370

The CSM

Front 371

What does ADP 5-0 cover?

Back 371

The operations process

Front 372

What ADP covers the Operations Process?

Back 372

ADP 5-0

Front 373

The command rear, march is given as what foot strikes the ground?

Back 373

right

Front 374

What command is used to march in place?

Back 374

mark time, march

Front 375

What are the 3 different leader Attributes withing the leadership requirements model?

Back 375

Character // Presence // Intellect

Front 376

Most drill commands have two parts. What are they?

Back 376

prepatory command // command of execution

Front 377

To change direction of a unit when marching, the prepatory command an dcommand of execution for each movement are given when which foot strikes the ground?

Back 377

given on the foot in the direction of the turn

Front 378

What are the 3 elements of a correctly delivered command?

Back 378

Tone, Snap and Cadence

Front 379

What is the location of the Tomb of the Unknowns?

Back 379

Arlington National Cemetery

Front 380

On D-day, elements of the 82nd and 101st Airborne divisions parachuted into what region of france?

Back 380

Normandy

Front 381

Who was the most decorated soldier of WWII

Back 381

Audie Murphy

Front 382

What are the three methodologies Army leaders employ for planning?

Back 382

The Army Design Methodology // Military Descision-making Process // Troop Leading Procedures

Front 383

What are the seven steps of the MDMP?

Back 383

Receipt of mission // mission analysis // COA development // COA analysis // COA comparison // COA approval // Orders production, dissemination, and transition

Front 384

Army Leaders analyze the operational environment in terms of what two variables?

Back 384

operational and mission variables

Front 385

What are the ten elements of operational art?

Back 385

end state conditions // center of gravity // descisive points // lines of operation/lines of effort // operational reach // basing // tempo // phasing and transactions // culmination // risk

Front 386

What event sparked the United States into action and the official entry into World War II?

Back 386

The Japanese attack on December 7, 1941 on Pearl Harbor and the Philippines

Front 387

June 6, 1944 marked the beginning of the invasion in Europe when General Eisenhowers armies landed in France. What was the day called?

Back 387

D-Day

Front 388

On D-day, elements of the 1st, 4th, and 29th Infantry divisions assaulted two beaches in france. What were the code names for these beaches?

Back 388

Utah and Omaha

Front 389

What are the 3 classifications of service and utility or field uniforms?

Back 389

Class A // Class B // Class C (utilities)

Front 390

What 2 important factors contributing to personal appearance?

Back 390

Physical fitness, adherence to weight standards

Front 391

What is the "rule-of-thumb" for the appropriateness of a particular hairstyle when in uniform? Can a soldier dye, tint, or bleach their hair?

Back 391

must be neat and conservative, headgear must fit snugly and comfortably; yes, but must choose those that result in natural hair color

Front 392

What is the istitute of heraldry? (TIOH)

Back 392

Organization responsible for ensuring that heraldic items are manufactured according to government specifications and for approving designs for DUI, RDI, and SSI

Front 393

When did the black beret become standard headgear for all soldiers?

Back 393

14-Jun-01

Front 394

Generally speaking, who is authorized to wear the tan beret? The green beret? The maroon beret?

Back 394

Tan - Rangers // Green - Special Forces // Maroon - Airborne

Front 395

Can a soldier reenlist if they are overweight?

Back 395

yes, if medical condition or receive waiver

Front 396

How many months out can a soldier reenlist?

Back 396

within 12 months of ETS

Front 397

What is a SRB?

Back 397

Selective reenlistment bonus

Front 398

What does ADP 6-22 cover?

Back 398

Army Leadership

Front 399

What ADP covers Army Leadership?

Back 399

ADP 6-22

Front 400

Are soldiers authorized to wear bluetooth devices or non-wireless earpieced while wearing army uniforms?

Back 400

No, wear is prohibited except while operating commercial or military vehicle

Front 401

What is the army policy about putting hands in pockets while in uniform?

Back 401

Soldiers will not put their hands in their pockets except to retrieve objects

Front 402

Are soldiers authorized to wear a combination of civilian and military clothing?

Back 402

No

Front 403

What are the 3 categories of sexual harassment?

Back 403

verbal, nonverbal and physical

Front 404

What are the 2 types of sexual harassment?

Back 404

quid pro quo // hostile environment

Front 405

What does SAPR stand for?

Back 405

Sexual Assult Prevention and Response Program

Front 406

How does Command Support the NCO support channel?

Back 406

punishing those who challenge a sergeant's authority

Front 407

What is the purpose of FRG?

Back 407

provide information, referal assistance and mutual support

Front 408

What does UVA stand for?

Back 408

Unit victim advocate

Front 409

What is EFMP?

Back 409

Exceptional Family member program - mandatory enrollment program for those family members who require special medical or education services

Front 410

What AR covers the Army Equal Opertunity program?

Back 410

AR 600-20

Front 411

What does the command Dismissed mean?

Back 411

terminates the formation, not the duty day

Front 412

What command is used when a first sergeant wishes to get an accountability of all members of his company?

Back 412

receive report

Front 413

What command is used when a platoon sergeant wishes to get an accountability of all members of his formation?

Back 413

report

Front 414

what is retention control point?

Back 414

point at which you are stagnet and can be separated in your rank

Front 415

What are the retention control points for the ranks of SGT and below?

Back 415

E1 - E3 : 3 years // E4 : 8 years // E4(P) - E5 : 12 years

Front 416

What is the Army policy for the use of hair-holding devices while in uniform?

Back 416

must be plain and either clear or of a color as close to the soldier's hair as is possible

Front 417

What is the policy concerning the grooming of fingernails for all personnel?

Back 417

Clean and neatly trimmed. Males will not extend past the pingertips. Females will not exceed 1/4 past the fingertips

Front 418

What is the Army's policy regarding tattoos?

Back 418

Tattoos or brands that are extremist, indecent, sexist, or racist are prohibited

Front 419

The black bow tie has square ends that should not be more than ___" wide?

Back 419

2 1/2"

Front 420

Describe the proper wear of the black four-in-hand necktie for male soldiers?

Back 420

personnel may wear windsor, half windsor, and four-in-hand knot. Tie should not be shorter than 2" above the buckle and does not extend past the bottom of the buckle

Front 421

What are the limitations on the heel hight of female dress and service pumps?

Back 421

must be 1/2", but no more than 3" sole thickness will not exceed 1/2"

Front 422

What does AR 670-1 cover?

Back 422

Wear and Appearance of the Uniform and Insignia

Front 423

What AR covers the wear and appearance of the Uniform and Insigma?

Back 423

AR 670-1

Front 424

How many hours for MOVSM?

Back 424

500 hours

Front 425

Awards & Decorations

Back 425

AR 600–8–22

Front 426

How does a purple heart differ from other decorations?

Back 426

The individual is not recommended for it, they are entitled to it based on certain criteria

Front 427

What is engraved on the front of the Purple Heart?

Back 427

George Washington’s face

Front 428

Max # of oak leaf clusters authorized on a single ribbon?

Back 428

4

Front 429

What is an award?

Back 429

A decoration, medal, badge or ribbon bestowed upon a unit or individual

Front 430

What is a decoration?

Back 430

An award given to an individual for a specific act of gallantry of service

Front 431

What is the highest award given by the Army in a time of war?

Back 431

Medal of Honor

Front 432

What is engraved on the reverse of the MOH?

Back 432

Name, grade & organization of awardee

Front 433

Who is the approving authority on the MOH & who awards it?

Back 433

Congress approves and the President awards it

Front 434

“V” devices are authorized to wear on what decorations?

Back 434

Distinguished Flying Cross, bronze star, air medal, ARCOM, Joint Service Accommodation Medal

Front 435

What is the 2nd highest award for valor?

Back 435

Distinguished Flying Cross

Front 436

What form is used to recommend an award?

Back 436

DA Form 638

Front 437

When was the Silver Star established by congress as an approved award?

Back 437

9 July, 1918

Front 438

What are 2 examples that will disqualify a Soldier from receiving the Army Good Conduct Medal?

Back 438

Court Martial, bar to reenlistment/non–retention, commander’s non–recommendation

Front 439

Enlisted Promotions & Reductions

Back 439

AR 600–8–19

Front 440

What are the 5 reasons a soldier can be administratively reduced?

Back 440

• Erroneous Enlistment grade

• Misconduct

• Inefficiency

• Approved for other than honorable discharge

• Failure to complete training

Front 441

What are the 3 ways a soldier can be reduced for misconduct?

Back 441

• Article 15

• Court martial

• Civilian court conviction

Front 442

What are the 3 levels of promotion?

Back 442

• Unit (E1–E4)

• Semi–Centralized (E5 & E6)

• DA centralized (E7+)

Front 443

What is the form used to calculate promotion points?

Back 443

DA Form 3355

Front 444

What is the automatic promotion period for enlisted?

Back 444

To PV2 = 6 months TIS (waived = 4 months TIS)

To PFC = 12 months TIS/4 months TIG (waived = 6 months TIS/2 months TIG)

To SPC = 24 months TIS/6 months TIG (waived = 18 months TIS/3 months TIG)

Front 445

What are the primary & secondary Zone times for promotion to SGT?

Back 445

Primary – 36 months TIS/8 months TIG

Secondary – 18 months TIS/6 months TIG

Front 446

What is De Facto status?

Back 446

Erroneous promotion correction and allowed to keep pay.

Front 447

What is the required documents for a Soldier’s promotion packet?

Back 447

DA3355 signed by the commander; DA2, 2–1; a copy of any document used to award points; any document used for points adjustment

Front 448

Developmental Counseling

Back 448

FM 7–21.13 & ATP 6–22.1

Front 449

What are the 3 types of developmental counseling?

Back 449

• Event orientated – superior or substandard performance, crisis, referral, promotion

• Performance – review of performance during a specific period

• Professional Growth –

Front 450

What are the characteristics of effective counseling?

Back 450

Purpose, Flexibility, Communication, Respect & Support

Front 451

What are the 3 approaches to Counseling?

Back 451

Directive, non–directive and combined

Front 452

What are the 4 stages of the counseling process?

Back 452

Identify the need, prepare, conduct the counseling and follow up.

Front 453

What is counseling?

Back 453

The process used by leaders to review with subordinate’s their demonstrated performance & developmental potential.

Front 454

Army leaders must demonstrate certain qualities to be effective counselors. Name 3 of the 5 characteristics.

Back 454

Respect for subordinates, self–awareness, cultural awareness, empathy, credibility

Front 455

What form is used to record developmental counseling?

Back 455

DA Form 4856

Front 456

To be effective, counseling must be a ______?

Back 456

Shared effort

Front 457

Sergeant’s time training

Back 457

FM 7–22.7 Appendix A

Front 458

Who are the primary instructors of STT?

Back 458

First line leaders

Front 459

What is Sergeant’s time training?

Back 459

Is the hands–on, practical training for soldiers given by NCOs.

Front 460

How many hours per week will be dedicated to STT?

Back 460

5

Front 461

What is required for every STT?

Back 461

Visitor’s book and sign in roster

Front 462

What does TPU stand for?

Back 462

Trained, Needs Practice, Untrained

Front 463

Army Leadership

Back 463

ADP 6–22/ADRP 6–22

Front 464

What is Toxic leadership?

Back 464

It is a combination of self–centered attitudes, motivations and behaviors that have adverse effect on subordinates, the organization and mission performance.

Front 465

Can Toxic leadership still achieve results?

Back 465

Yes but only short term results.

Front 466

What is an army leader?

Back 466

Anyone by virtue of assumed role or assigned responsibility that inspires or influences people to accomplish goals

Front 467

Army Operations Process

Back 467

ADP 5–0

Front 468

What are the four parts of the operations process?

Back 468

Plan, Prepare, Execute, Assess (continuously)

Front 469

What are the Troop Leading Procedures?

Back 469

1. Receive the Mission

2. Issue the Warning Order

3. Make a tentative plan

4. Initiate movement

5. Conduct recon

6. Complete the plan

7. Issue the order

8. Supervise and refine the plan

Front 470

What are the 6 mission variables?

Back 470

(METT–TC) Mission, Enemy, Terrain & Weather, Troops & support, Time, Civilian considerations

Front 471

Army Command Policy

Back 471

AR 600–20

Front 472

What is command?

Back 472

The authority a person in the military service LAWFULLY exercises over subordinates by virtue of rand and assigned position.

Front 473

What are the key elements of command?

Back 473

Authority & responsibility

Front 474

What are the 3 levels of leadership?

Back 474

Direct, Organizational & strategic

Front 475

What are the 3 leader attributes?

Back 475

Character, Presence & Intellect

Front 476

What are the 3 leader competencies?

Back 476

Leads, Develops, Achieves

Front 477

Wear and Appearance of military uniforms and insignia?

Back 477

AR 670–1

Front 478

What is the wear out date for the Army dress green uniform?

Back 478

1 Oct, 2015

Front 479

Can a female soldier wear a ponytail when going to medical appointments or a physical?

Back 479

No, a pony tail may only be worn within the scope of physical training.

Front 480

How can a leader judge the appropriateness of a particular hair style?

Back 480

By the appearance of the soldiers headgear

Front 481

Drill & Ceremonies

Back 481

TC 3–21.5

Front 482

What is the primary value of ceremonies?

Back 482

To render honor, preserve tradition and to stimulate Esprit de Corp

Front 483

While passing the colors or while the colors are passing you, when is the hand salute rendered?

Back 483

6 paces before & 6 paces after it passed/passes

Front 484

What are the 2 parts of most commands?

Back 484

Preparatory command and the command of execution

Front 485

What are the 3 marching steps used in Drill?

Back 485

15 inch step, 30 inch step & 30 inch step double time (180 steps/min)

Front 486

What is quick time?

Back 486

120 steps/min

Front 487

What is double time?

Back 487

180 steps/min

Front 488

What are the 4 types of commands in drill?

Back 488

2 part, combined, supplementing & directive

Front 489

Military History

Back 489

FM 1–20

Front 490

When did the US Army begin?

Back 490

June 14, 1775

Front 491

When was the Declaration of independence signed?

Back 491

July 4, 1776

Front 492

What is the bloodiest war in America’s history?

Back 492

Civil war

Front 493

Who is the only female to receive the MOH?

Back 493

Dr. Mary E Walker

Front 494

When did WWI begin?

Back 494

Aug 1914

Front 495

When did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?

Back 495

Dec 7, 1941

Front 496

President Truman authorized 2 atomic bombs against Japan. Where and when were they dropped?

Back 496

Hiroshima; Aug 6, 1945,

Nagasaki; Aug 9, 1945

Front 497

What is the importance of military history?

Back 497

Provides a foundation for Army training, education, esprit de corps and decision making

Front 498

Military’s history is whose responsibility?

Back 498

Military history is a command responsibility.

Front 499

Army Retention Program

Back 499

AR 601–280

Front 500

Describe a bar to reenlistment.

Back 500

It is an administrative action initiated by the CDR to prevent substandard soldier from reenlisting or reentering the service.

Front 501

Who is the final approving authority for a Bar to Reenlistment?

Back 501

A CDR who is one approval level than the commanding authority.

Front 502

NCOER

Back 502

AR 623–3/DAPAM 623–3

Front 503

NCOER Policy is covered in what reference?

Back 503

AR 623–3

Front 504

NCOER procedures are covered in what reference?

Back 504

DAPAM 623–3

Front 505

What is a rating chain?

Back 505

It is a chain of supervisors who provide counseling and performance evaluation.

Front 506

Describe the rating chain for NCO’s?

Back 506

It will consist of the NCO being rated, the rater, the senior rater and the reviewer.

Front 507

What is the “rating scheme”?

Back 507

It is the publication, in writing, of a rated individuals rating chain.

Front 508

A rater must be the immediate supervisor of the Rated NCO for how long?

Back 508

90 days

Front 509

A senior rater must have served in the position for how long?

Back 509

60 days

Front 510

What does NCOER stand for?

Back 510

Non Commissioned Officer Evaluation Report

Front 511

What is the form used for the NCOER?

Back 511

DA Form 2166–9

Front 512

What form is used for NCOER counseling?

Back 512

DA form 2166–9–1

Front 513

The NCOER counseling and support form is mandatory for whom?

Back 513

All NCO’s CPL to CSM

Front 514

The rated soldier’s signature on the NCOER form verifies what data?

Back 514

Only the administrative data and that the soldier has seen the completed report. The Rated Soldier signs LAST.

Front 515

What are the 5 parts of the NCOER?

Back 515

Part 1 – Administrative data

Part 2 – Authentication

Part 3 – Duty Description (rater)

Part 4 – Army values/attributes/skills/actions (Rater)

Part 5 – Overall performance and potential (Rater/SR rater)

Front 516

Part 4 of the NCOER contains the army values. What are the 7 army values?

Back 516

(LDRSHIP) Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity & personal courage

Front 517

There are many types of NCOER’s that a soldier may receive, name a few?

Back 517

(Mandatory)Annual Report; Extended annual report; change of rater report; change of duty report, depart temporary duty, special duty or temporary change of station report; failed promotion selection board, release from active duty, service school academic evaluation report, civilian institution academic evaluation report, HRC command–directed evaluation report, relief–for–cause, (optional)complete the record, senior rater option report, 60 day option report.

Front 518

Army Body Composition Program

Back 518

AR 600–9

Front 519

What is meant by the term “overweight”?

Back 519

A soldier is considered overweight when his or her percent of body fat exceeds the standards.

Front 520

What is the primary objective of the Army Body Composition Program?

Back 520

To ensure that all personnel are able to meet the physical demands of their duties and to present a trim military appearance at all times.

Front 521

Why is the army so concerned about excess body fat?

Back 521

Indicates lack of personal discipline, detracts from military appearance, and is an indication of poor health, fitness or stamina.

Front 522

Who is responsible for meeting the standards IAW AR 600–9?

Back 522

All soldiers

Front 523

When does enrollment in ABC program begin?

Back 523

The day the soldier is informed by the unit commander and when their body fat exceeds the standard.

Front 524

When does a soldier graduate or get off the ABC Program?

Back 524

When they are back within the standards.

Front 525

Weight screening tables are uses to assist soldiers in meeting the requirements. The screening table weight is based on what 2 considerations?

Back 525

Height and Age (charts for male and female)

Front 526

When should soldiers be weighed?

Back 526

At a minimum they should be weighed when they take an APFT or at least every 6 months.

Front 527

In regards to percent body fat, all personnel are encouraged to achieve the more stringent DOD wide goal of what?

Back 527

18% for males and 26% for females.

Front 528

What are some limitations to personnel that are overweight?

Back 528

Non–promotable, cannot receive an award, not authorized to attend professional military or civilian schooling and will not be assigned to command, command sergeant major or first sergeant positions.

Front 529

Who is authorized to tape a soldier?

Back 529

Company or similar level commanders (or their designee) in accordance with the standard methods prescribed in appendix B, soldiers will be measured by the same gender when possible, if not a female soldier will be present when a male measures a female.

Front 530

What 3 things must happen when a soldier is determined to be overweight?

Back 530

1. Will be provided exercise guidance, dietary information or weight reduction counseling by health care personnel, and assistance in behavioral modification, as appropriate, to help them attain the requirements of the Army.

2. Entered into weight control program by unit commanders

3. Flagged by the Commander under the provisions of AR 600-9

Front 531

What is the required weight loss goal for soldiers in the ABC Program?

Back 531

3 to 8 lbs. or 1% body fat per month

Front 532

How often should soldiers in the ABC weigh in?

Back 532

Monthly to measure progress

Front 533

Army Physical Fitness Training

Back 533

FM 7–22

Front 534

What are the commands to get your formation to an extended rectangular formation for PRT?

Back 534

Extend to the left, March. Arms downward, Move. Left, Face. Extend to the left, March. Arms downward, Move. From front to rear count, Off. Even numbers to the left, Uncover.

Front 535

What are the 3 types of training according to PRT?

Back 535

On–Ground training, off–ground training & combative training.

Front 536

What are 3 components of PRT?

Back 536

Strength, endurance and mobility

Front 537

What are the 3 elements all PRT sessions should consist of?

Back 537

Prep drill, activity and recovery drill

Front 538

What is meant by “regularly scheduled” physical fitness training?

Back 538

At least 3 times per week for 1 hour

Front 539

What are the APFT standards based on?

Back 539

Age and physiological differences between men and women.

Front 540

In order to maintain cardiorespiratory fitness, soldiers should preform aerobic activities while maintaining their training heart rate for a minimum of ___ minutes, 3 to 5 times per week?

Back 540

20 min

Front 541

Results of the APFT are recorded on what form?

Back 541

DA Form 705

Front 542

What is the form used for a physical profile?

Back 542

DA Form 3349

Front 543

Define physical readiness?

Back 543

The ability to meet the physical demands of any combat or duty position, accomplish the mission and continue to fight and win.

Front 544

During PRT, cadence is described either as SLOW or MODERATE what are the counts per minute for each?

Back 544

SLOW= 50 counts per minute, MODERAT = 80 counts per minute

Front 545

What are the objectives of the Prep Drill?

Back 545

To get soldiers ready for PRT activities by increasing body temp and heart rate, increase pliability of joints and muscles, increase responsiveness of nerves and muscles.

Front 546

Army Code of Conduct

Back 546

AR 350–30

Front 547

Who authorized the publishing of the code of conduct and when?

Back 547

President Eisenhower by Executive Order on Aug 17, 1955

Front 548

What does SERE stand for?

Back 548

Survive, Evade, Resist & Escape

Front 549

How many articles are in the code of conduct?

Back 549

6

Front 550

What is the “Geneva Convention”?

Back 550

Defined the protection of prisoners of war, wounded and civilians in a war zone.

Front 551

When is the best time to escape?

Back 551

As soon as possible

Front 552

What information are you authorized to give under the code of conduct?

Back 552

Name, rank, service number and DOB

Front 553

What should prisoners be searched for?

Back 553

Hidden weapons and documents of military intelligence

Front 554

Prisoners should be separated into what groups?

Back 554

Officers, NCO’s, enlisted, civilians and females

Front 555

Military Justice

Back 555

AR 27–10

Front 556

When was the UCMJ enacted?

Back 556

1950 by congress, UCMJ replaced the Articles of War

Front 557

What is the UCMJ?

Back 557

The Uniform Code of Military Justice

Front 558

How many total articles are in the UCMJ?

Back 558

146 articles, 12 sub articles for a total of 158.

Front 559

What articles are known as the punitive articles?

Back 559

77–134

Front 560

The UCMJ is comprised of how many TOTAL punitive articles?

Back 560

65, the 58 “punitive articles” and then 7 separate that are subcategorized.

Front 561

Commanders have 2 primary means of dealing with misconduct, depending on the severity. What are the 2 methods?

Back 561

Punitive and non–punitive

Front 562

Military Justice is administered at 2 punitive levels, what are they?

Back 562

Non–judicial punishment and judicial punishment.

Front 563

What are some examples of non–punitive measures?

Back 563

Denial of pass or privilege, counseling, administrative reduction in grade/MOS re–class, admonitions and reprimands, extra training/extra instruction.

Front 564

What is considered one of the most effective non–punitive measures available to a commander?

Back 564

Extra training or instruction.

Front 565

What is the purpose of non–judicial punishment?

Back 565

To educate and reform offenders, to correct misconduct in violation of the UCMJ.

Front 566

Who can impose non–judicial punishment/Article 15?

Back 566

Any commanding officer, including a warrant officer, exercising command.

Front 567

What are the 2 classifications of Article 15 proceedings?

Back 567

Summarized and Formal.

Front 568

What are the 2 types of formal Article 15 proceedings?

Back 568

Company grade & field grade

Front 569

Does a soldier have to accept an Article 15?

Back 569

No, they have the right to demand trial by court martial unless they are attached to or embarked on a vessel.

Front 570

What are the 3 types of court martial?

Back 570

Summary, Special or general.

Front 571

Does an offender have the right to counsel when offered an Article 15?

Back 571

For SUMMARIZED no because of the short time period involved and the limited nature of possible punishment. For FORMAL yes

Front 572

What is considered a field grade article 15?

Back 572

An article 15 given by an O–4 or higher

Front 573

What form is used to notify a soldier of Article 15 proceedings against him/her?

Back 573

DA form 2627

Front 574

What form is used to record summarized Article 15 proceedings?

Back 574

DA form 2627–1

Front 575

What is the General article?

Back 575

It is Article 134 of the UCMJ and authorizes prosecution of offenses not specifically detailed by any other article.

Front 576

What does article 31 cover?

Back 576

It covers soldier rights to prevent self–incrimination, this is much like the Miranda warning given by police; it protects the soldiers rights.

Front 577

Training Units & Developing Leaders

Back 577

ADP 7–0

Front 578

What are the 3 training domains the army uses?

Back 578

Institutional, operational, self–development

Front 579

What is ITE?

Back 579

Integrated training environment

Front 580

What are the 7 steps in the problem solving process?

Back 580

1) Recognize and define the problem.

2) Gather facts and make assumptions.

3) Define end states and establish criteria.

4) Develop possible solutions.

5) Analyze and compare possible solutions.

6) Select and implement solutions.

7) Analyze solution for effectiveness.

Front 581

What are the 11 principles of training?

Back 581

1. Commanders and other leaders are responsible for training.

2. NCO’s train individuals, crews and small teams.

3. Train to standard.

4. Train as you fight.

5. Train while operating.

6. Train fundamentals first.

7. Train to develop adaptability.

8. Understand the operational environment.

9. Train to sustain.

10. Train to maintain.

11. Conduct mutli–echelon and concurrent training.

Front 582

ACS

Back 582

AR 608–1

Front 583

What does ACS stand for?

Back 583

Army Community Services

Front 584

What does the ACS symbol represent?

Back 584

Heart=giving, cross=help, gyroscope=stability

Front 585

What is the mission of ACS?

Back 585

To support soldiers, DA Civilians and their families

Front 586

What is the motto of ACS?

Back 586

Self–help, service & stability.

Front 587

MWR

Back 587

AR 215–1

Front 588

Name four programs/services/activities that fall under the MWR Program?

Back 588

Armed forces entertainment, BOSS, physical fitness facilities and training programs, library, movies, parks/playgrounds, community recreation centers, sports, Outdoor recreation, Leisure travel services, bowling, auto skill center, library, child development centers, Army lodging facilities, Army Core of Volunteers, BOSS, etc.

Front 589

What are the funding category’s outlined in AR 215–1?

Back 589

Cat A = Mission Sustaining Programs, Cat B = Community Support Programs, Cat C = Revenue generating programs

Front 590

AER

Back 590

AR 930–4

Front 591

What does AER stands for and what do they provide?

Back 591

Army Emergency Relief provides loans and grants to soldiers and their dependents who are in need of monetary assistance.

Front 592

ARC

Back 592

AR 930–5

Front 593

What does ARC stands for and who do they work closely with?

Back 593

American National Red Cross (formerly Army Red Cross) and works closely with AER

Front 594

What does the Red Cross provide?

Back 594

Access to financial assistance through the military aid societies, counseling, information and referral, and veteran's assistance, The Red Cross messages when there is a family emergency.

Front 595

AFAP

Back 595

AR 608–47

Front 596

What does AFAP stands for?

Back 596

Army Family Action Plan

Front 597

Army Continuing Education System

Back 597

AR 621–5

Front 598

Army Reenlistment/Retention Program

Back 598

AR 601–280

Front 599

Name some reasons a soldier may be ineligible for reenlistment?

Back 599

Barred or flagged and if the soldier is enrolled in ASAP

Front 600

Describe a bar to reenlistment?

Back 600

An admin action initiated by the commander to prevent a substandard soldier from reenlisting or reentering the service.

Front 601

ASAP

Back 601

AR 600–85

Front 602

According to the regulation AR 600–85 (ASAP) when is self–referral no longer an option?

Back 602

–when a soldier reports to a drug/alcohol test, when the test comes back positive, when a soldier is stopped or arrested by police or MP’s, when the soldier’s chain of command is involved and has already put in a command referral.

Front 603

What are the objectives of the bio–chemical testing/urinalysis?

Back 603

Deter Soldiers from abusing drugs; facilitate early identification of abuse; enable commanders to assess the security, military fitness, good order and discipline of their units and to use information obtained to take appropriate action; monitor rehabilitation of those enrolled for alcohol or drug abuse; collect data on the prevalence of alcohol or drugs within the army.

Front 604

All ASAP referrals are accomplished by using what form?

Back 604

DA Form 8003

Front 605

Will soldiers who are command referred to ASAP be flagged?

Back 605

Yes

Front 606

Total Army Sponsorship

Back 606

AR 600–8–8

Front 607

When is the participation in the program mandatory?

Back 607

For all first term soldiers

Front 608

Are civilian employees entitled to sponsorship?

Back 608

Yes through grade 15

Front 609

Sponsors should be appointed within how many calendar days after the battalion receives the DA Form 5434?

Back 609

10 days

Front 610

What are the general rules/requirements for sponsors?

Back 610

Equal or higher grade when possible, same gender, marital status, MOS/Career field (when possible), familiar with the unit or activity and community.

Front 611

What should be included in the welcome packet?

Back 611

DA Form 5434 SHOULD have been received by the BN already, welcome Letter, Information about the following; ACS Relocation Readiness, Reception, Orientation & inprocessing

Front 612

What warrior ethos is covered with PR?

Back 612

I will never leave a fallen comrade

Front 613

Why is the PR created?

Back 613

To prevent or reduce any strategic advantage our enemies may gain.

Front 614

What is PR?

Back 614

The sum of military, diplomatic, and civil efforts to effect the recovery of DoD personnel and others deemed necessary by the SECDEF.

Front 615

What are the subcomponents of PR?

Back 615

COC, combat search and rescue, SERE, conduct after capture, SAR, NAR, and unconventional assisted recoveryWhat is the purpose of PR training? to prevent becoming isolated, and know how to respond to an isolation event.

Front 616

What covers the foundation of PR skills?

Back 616

marksmanship, movement, land navigation and communication

Front 617

What is the COC?

Back 617

the moral compass established to assist personnel in combat or captivity

Front 618

What are the goals of reintegration?

Back 618

to attend to the medical needs of the returnee, and gather information about the event

Front 619

What are the steps of reintegration?

Back 619

Tactical debriefing, Intelligence debriefing, PR Debriefing, Decompression debriefing, DoJ debriefing, NAR debriefing

Front 620

How many Phases are in reintegration?

Back 620

3

Front 621

What is the primary focus of phase 1?

Back 621

attain to the medical and psychological needs; obtain tactical debriefing.

Front 622

What is the primary focus of phase 2?

Back 622

decompression and intelligence debriefing

Front 623

What is the focus of phase 3?

Back 623

PR and DOJ debriefings

Front 624

What is an ISOPREP?

Back 624

document used to verify identity of Isolated Person

Front 625

ISOPREP is on what form?

Back 625

DA form 1833

Front 626

When must an ISOPREP be completed?

Back 626

before any OCONUS travel

Front 627

When must an ISOPREP be reviewed?

Back 627

within 90 days prior to travel

Front 628

What AR covers PR?

Back 628

AR 525-28

Front 629

What does AR 525-28 cover?

Back 629

Personnel recovery