Army Board Study Guide

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What does ASAP stand for?

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Army substance abuse program

AR 600-85

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What is ASAP'S mission?

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ASAP'S mission is to strengthen overall fitness and effectiveness of the army's total workforce and enhance combat readiness of soldiers.

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What AR covers ASAP?

Back 3

AR 600-85

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What does ACS stand for?

Back 4

Army Community Service

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What AR covers ACS?

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AR 608-1

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What is the motto of the ACS?

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Self-help, service and stability.

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What is AER?

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AER is a private, nonprofit organization to collect and hold funds to relieve distress of members of the army and dependents. AER provides emergency financial assistance to soldiers in time of distress.

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What is the motto of AER?

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Helping the army take care of its own.

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Define sexual assault

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Sexual assault is a crime defined as intentional sexual contact, characterized by use of force, physical threat or abuse of authority or when the victim can not or does not give consent.

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Sexual assault includes what acts?

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Rape

Non consensual sodemy (oral, anal)

Indecent assault (unwanted contact or fondling)

Attempts at any above

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More than half of sexual offenses include what?

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Alcohol

Front 12

Give a Verbal sexual harassment example:

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May include telling sexual jokes, sexual explicit profanity, sexual oriented cadence, sexual comments

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Give an example of nonverbal sexual harassment

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Staring (undressing someone with one's eyes), blowing kisses, winking, licking lips suggestively.

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Give an example of physical contact as sexual harassment.

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Touching, patting, pinching, bumping, grabbing, kissing, cornering, or unwanted massaging.

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What does EO stand for?

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Equal opportunity

AR 600-20

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What are the goals of EO?

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1. Provide equal opportunity for military, families on and off post within the limits of laws of localities, state, and host nations.

2. Create and sustain effective units by eliminating discrimination in the workplace.

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Soldiers are required to have how many periods of EO training a year ?

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4. Once a quater

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What is an AFFIRMATIVE ACTIONS PLAN?

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A manageable document of statements consisting of attainable goals and timetables. It is required of all army organizations designed to achieve EO for all military personnel.

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What does AFAP stand for?

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Army family action plan

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What AR covers AFAP?

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AR 608-47

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What are some things AFAP does?

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I. Gives commanders a gauge to validate concerns and measure satisfaction.

II. Enhance army's corporate image.

III. Helps retain the best and the brightest

IV. Results in legislation,policies, programs and services that strengthen readiness and retention.

V. Safeguards wellbeing.

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What is ARC? What AR covers it?

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American Red Cross. AR 930-5.

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What activites does ARC offer ?

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CPR instruction, Blood drives, swimming lessons, communication services, financial assistance

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What is the major ARC service?

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Communication between soldiers and their families for problem solving and emergency (red Cross message)

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What AR covers the Army Retention Program ?

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AR 608-280

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What is an SRB?

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Selective reenlistment bonus

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What are some reasons for a soldier beige ineligible for reenlistment?

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If the soldier is barred, flagged, or enrolled into ASAP.

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Describe a bar to reenlistment.

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Administrative action initiated by the commander to prevent a substandard soldier for Reenlistment or reentering service.

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A bar to reenlistment is reviewed how often ?

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Every 3 months or 30 days prior to ETS/PCS.

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FM for the The Army:

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FM 1

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FM for NBC

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FM 3-7 , 3-11x

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FM for field sanitation

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FM 21-10

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FM for first aid

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FM 4-25.11

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FM for physical fitness training

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FM 21-20

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FM 3-04.70 covers what?

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Survival

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What is he FM for map reading and land navigation?

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FM 3-25.26

Front 37

Which FM covers drill and ceremony?

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FM 3-21.5

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What FM covers guard duty?

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FM 22-6

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What FM covers army leadership?

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FM 22-100

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What FM covers rifle marksmanship ?

Back 40

FM 3-22.9

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What FM covers crew served machine guns ?

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FM 3-22.68

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What AR covers military justice ?

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AR 27-10

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Which AR covers weight control ?

Back 43

AR 600-9

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Which AR covers enlisted promotions and reductions?

Back 44

AR 600-8-19

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Which AR covers uniform wear?

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670-1

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Which AR covers awards and decorations ?

Back 46

AR 600-8-22

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Which AR covers flags?

Back 47

AR 840-10

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What are the 4 life-saving steps of first aid?

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Airway and restore breathing

Bleeding

Treat and dress wounds

Shock

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How do you stop bleeding ?

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1 apply a field dressing

2 apply manual pressure

3 elevate the injured limb

4 apply a pressure dressing

5 apply tourniquet

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What are the 4 types of burns ?

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Laser

Electrical

Thermal

Chemical

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What are the signs of Shock?

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Cool, pale and damp skin; confusion; nausea; loss of blood; rapid shallow breathing; cyanosis (blue lips, mouth )

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What are the 3 heat injury types?

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Heat cramps

Heat exhaustion

Heat stroke