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29 Cards in this Set
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What FM covers BFT?
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FM 7-1
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Explain the relationship betwixt FM 7-0 and FM 7-1
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FM 7-0 sets doctrine
FM 7-1 discusses execution of that doctrine |
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COs have 2 major training responsibilities what are they?
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Train the unit to accomplish mission/ Develop soldiers and leaders for future responsibilities
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What is the ATLDM?
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Army training and leader development model
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What are the components of of the leader development model?
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Assessment/ feedback/ army culture/ ethics/ values/ standards/ training principles/ warrior ethos/ 3 core domains: operational/institutional/ self development
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The leader training and leader development action plan consists of what 3 phases?
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Reception and intergration
basic competency leader development and sustainment |
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Why is it so important to train to maintain?
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because training cannot happen if essential equipment and systems are not mission ready
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TA-50 is short for what equipment issue form?
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Common table of allowances 50
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Once soldiers and units have trained to standard, they maintain proficiency through what training?
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Sustainment training
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What is meant by battle focus?
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it is the concept used to derive peacetime training from wartime missions
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Who is the approving authority for a unit METL?
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The next higher wartime commander
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What is the lowest level unit that prepares a METL?
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Company
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What is the lowest level unit that has battle tasks?
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Company
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What does TADSS stand for?
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Training aids, Devices, Simulators, Simulations
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A training objective consits of Task, Condition, and Standard. What must Condition include?
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Status of threat forces/ equipment needed/ references/ physical or environ conditions/ restrictions
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What is CATS?
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Combined Arms Training Strategy- describes the ways and means to acheive and sustain warfighting readiness
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What is a battle roster?
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A listing of individuals in a unit that reflects capabilities and proficiencies
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What is risk management?
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The process of IDing, assessing, and controlling risks balanced with the benefits or training
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What is risk assessment?
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IDing and assessing hazards
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What is risk level?
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a measure of the odds of a specific hazard creating an accident
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What is Sergeants time?
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is a standards based, performance oriented, battle focused training.
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What is the difference between efficient and effective training?
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Efficient is a good use of resources
Effective builds unit cohesion, teamwork and confidence |
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What are the 3 methods to present training to soldiers>? Which is the preferred method? least preferred?
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Demonstration/ lecture/ conference/ demo/ lecture
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What are pre-execution checks?
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the informal coordination conducted prior to the conduct of training
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What are precombat checks?
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detailed final checks conducted immediately before and during execution
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What are the 2 types of AARs?
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Formal and informal
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What does CALL stand for?
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Center for Army Lessons Learned
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What is a leaders book?
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a tool for NCOs to maintain info on soldiers, training status, maintainance status, and equipment accountability
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What does a leaders book look like?
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pressed wood pulp binded and covered with cardboard. Whatever works for the NCO
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