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What is battle-focused training?
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Battle focused training is a concept used to derive peacetime training requirements from wartime missions.
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FM 7-0
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Battle Focus Training
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What does the acronym "METL" stand for?
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Mission Essential Task List
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What is the METL development process?
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The METL development process is war plans, external directives, and commander analysis.
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What is the lowest level unit that prepares the METL?
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The company level
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What are pre-combat checks?
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Pre-combat checks are detailed final checks that all units conduct before and during combat operations
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Describe pre-execution checks.
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Pre-execution checks are the informal planning and detailed coordination conducted during preparation for training.
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Name four of the training principles
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1)train as you fight (2)use appropriate doctrine (3)use performance oriented training (4)train to challenge (5)Train to sustain proficiency (6)Train to maintain
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Who is the primary trainer in a unit?
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The commander
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What is meant by performance-oriented training?
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Training that involves learning by doing
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What are the two types of training assessments?
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Testing & ARTEPS
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What is opportunity training?
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Training that is conducted by section, squad, team, or crew level leaders which is pre-selected, planned, and rehearsed but not executed until unexpected training time becomes available
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What is an after action review (AAR)?
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An AAR is a review of training that allows soldiers, leaders, and units to discover for themselves what happened during the training and why.
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Name two types of AARs.
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Formal & Informal
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Why is an AAR not a critique?
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An AAR does not determine the success or failure of a particular event
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What method do leaders use to access soldier, leader, and unit proficiency?
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Evaluations
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Name the four types of evaluations.
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1)formal
2)informal 3)external 4)internal |
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Describe the elements of a formal evaluation.
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They are usually scheduled on long or short-range calendars (i.e. ARTEPS) and are sometimes unannounced (i.e. EDRE).
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What are the three methods used to present training to soldiers?
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1)Lecture
2)Conference 3)Demonstration |
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What are the three types of training plans?
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1)Long range
2)Short range 3)Near term |
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What level of a unit makes up short-range plans?
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Battalion level or higher
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What does "T", "P", and "U" stand for as related to the commander's assessment of training proficiency?
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"T": trained
"P": needs practice "U": untrained |
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Explain the time management system
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Green cycle: prime mission training.
Amber cycle: mission Red cycle: support |
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What are the seven battlefield operating systems (BOS)?
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a. Intelligence
b. Maneuver c. Fire support d. Air defense e. Combat service support f. Command and control g. Mobility/counter-mobility/survivability |
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What does the acronym "METT-T" stand for?
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Mission, enemy, terrain, troops, and time available
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What FM would you find information on a leader's book?
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FM 25-101, appendix B
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The unit leader development program consists of three phases. What are they?
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a. Reception and integration
b. Basic skill development c. Advanced development and sustainment |
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Who does the NCO train?
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The individual soldier
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What are the steps of the training ladder?
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a. Collective training
b. Leader training c. Individual training |