Army Study Guide Battle Focused Training

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Number one focus of peacetime training?

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Replicate battlefield conditions

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3 methods used to present training?

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1. Demonstration

2. Conference

3. Lecture

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Effective training requires?

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Personal time, energy, and guidance of commanders

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What is the Army training standard?

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Train and maintain to standard in TMs -10 and -20

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Greatest combat power result?

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When leaders synchronize combat support and combat service support systems to compliment and reinforce one another

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Once train to standard, how do they maintain proficiency?

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Through Sustainment training

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FM?

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FM 7-1

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How do CDRs determine their unit METLs?

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Based on war and external directives

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What do leaders use to assess soldier, leader and unit proficiency?

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Leader's use evaluations, and other feedback to assess soldier, leader and unit proficiency

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How should unit's train during peacetime?

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Train as you fight

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Evaluation of collective training is critical to assessing what?

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Critical to assessing a unit's capability to perform its METL task

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Battle roster?

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Listing of individuals, crews, elements, that reflects capabilities, proficiencies of critical tasks and other info concerning war fighting capabilities

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TEWT?

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Tactical Exercise Without Troops. Conducted in terrain with unit leaders. Trains TF

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What must soldiers, leaders, and unit's be proficient in to perform their missions under battlefield conditions?

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Soldiers, leaders, and unit's must be proficient at basic skills required to perform their missions under battlefield conditions

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FCX?

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Fire Coordination Exercise. Exercise that can be conducted at platoon, company or battalion/taskforce level.Exercises command and control

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CPX?

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Command Post Exercise. Conducted in from garrison locations or in between participating headquarters

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10 principles of training?

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1. CDRs are responsible for training

2. NCOs train individuals, crews, and small teams

3. Train as a combined arms and joint team

4. Train for combat proficiency

-Realistic conditions

-Performance oriented

5. Train using appropriate doctrine

6. Train to adapt

7. Train to maintain and sustain

8. Train using multi-echelon techniques

9. Train to sustain proficiency

10. Train and develop leaders

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STX?

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Situational Training Exercises. Mission related, limited exercises designed to train one collective task through practice

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What drives METL development process?

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Battle Focus

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Where does CFX lay?

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Command Field Exercise. Lies between CPX and FTX

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Next step for the BC once METL is developed?

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BC briefs his next higher wartime commander who approves METL

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Battle drill?

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Collective action rapidly executed without applying a deliberate decision making process

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Who do AC CDRs brief the QTB to?

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CDRs two levels down

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LCX?

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Logistical Field Exercise. To get proficient at supply, transportation, medical, personnel replacement, maintenance and graves registration

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How can CDRs inside that training is effective?

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Personally observe

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What do NCOs use to assess squad, crew, and soldier proficiency?

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Leader's book

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Battle Focus drives what?

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METL development

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2 things that Sustainment training do?

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1. Trains on task

2. Hones proficiency on known tasks

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When are FTXs conducted?

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Conducted under simulated combat conditions

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For NCOs, who are the key players in reception and integration?

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1SG and CSM

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2 things CSM and NCOs review and refine for supporting task in a unit?

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1. Each skill level in every MOS in the unit

2. CTT

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What training excites motivates soldiers and leaders?

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Tough, realistic, mentally and physically challenging training

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Combat training center provide?

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Realistic environment available for troops

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3 phases of unit development program...

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1. Reception and integration

2. Basic skills development

3. Advanced development and Sustainment

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What begins training planning process?

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Assessment

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Training aids?

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Resources that help with training