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40 Cards in this Set
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What does ADP 1-02 cover? |
Operational Terms and Military Symbols
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What is one of the most important elements of military force's ability to communicate when conducting operations?
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a common set of doctrinal terms and military symbols
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How do you give shorter and clearer orders?
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by using plain concise and understandable language
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What is the principle of simplicity?
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increase the probability that plans will be executed as intended
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How does the Army community develop a common language of terminology and symbology?
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through the standardized doctrine and development processes
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What is doctrine?
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a guide that is supported by national objectives
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What are the four publication types that are in doctrine?
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ADP(Army Doctrine Publication), ADRP(Army Doctrine Reference Publication), FMs(Field Manuals), ATPs(Army Techniques Publication)
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Should terms and abbreviations be classified or unclassified?
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unclassfied
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What does TRADOC stand for?
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Training and Doctrine Command
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What is a military symbol?
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graphic representation of a unit, installation, equipment, activity or control measure
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What does ADP 3-07 cover?
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Stability
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What are the stability task?
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establish civil security, establish civil control, restore, restore essential services, support to governance, support to economic and infrastructure development
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What are the five joint stability task?
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security, rule of law, humanitarian assistance, governance and participation , economic stabilization and infrastructure
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Stability operations must be founded on what four principles
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conflict transformation, unity of effort, legitimacy and host nation ownership, building partner capacity
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What is the intent of stability?
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to create an environment where the condition is legitimate, acceptable, and predictable
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What are the factors that create instability?
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decreased support for the government, support for anti-government elements, undermining the normal function of society
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When would stability task receive the most focus?
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after achieving major combat objectiives
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What are the 4 factors of successful legitimacy?
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mandate, manner, consent, expectation
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What does AR 27-10 cover?
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UCMJ non-judicial punishment
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What AR covers non-judicial punishment?
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AR 27-10 chapter 3
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What does the acronym UCMJ stand for?
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Uniform Code of Military Jusctice
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What does the acronym MCM stand for?
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Manual for Courts Martial
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Why should commander use the nonpunitive measure to the fullest extent?
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to further the efficiency of the command by not resulting to non-judicial punishments
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What does AR 600-9 cover? |
the army body composition program |
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What is the most recent release of AR 600-9? |
28 June 2013 |
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What does ABCP stand for? |
Army Body Composition Program |
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What is the primary objective of ABCP? |
to ensure all soldiers maintain optimal well-being and performance |
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What are the secondary objectives of ABCP? |
1. establishing and maintaining operational readiness, physical fitness, health and proper military appearance. 2. establish body fat standards 3. provide procedures by which personnel are counseled to assist in meeting body fat standards |
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What is the publication for skill level 1 first aid? |
STP 21-1 Chapter 2 |
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What does the acronym TCCC stand for? |
Tactical Combat casualty Care |
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How many phases are there for TCCC? |
three |
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What are the phases for TCCC? |
1. care under fire 2. tactical field care 3. combat casualty evacuation care |
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What does the acronym CASEVAC stand for? |
Casualty Evacuation in Non Medical Vehicle or Aircraft |
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When would you apply a tourniquet? |
when a casualty has severe bleeding or lost of a limb |
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How do you determine levels of consciousness? |
AVPU: Alert, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive |
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What does CPR stand for? |
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation |
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What does FMC stand for? |
Field Medical Card |
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Who should initiate a FMC? |
a combat medic or a combat life saver |
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What are the nine symptoms of shock? |
1. Sweaty but cool skin 2. Pale Skin 3. Restlessness or Nervousness 4. Thirst 5. Severe Bleeding 6. Confusion 7. Rapid Breathing 8. Blotchy Blue Skin 9. Vomitting |
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What are the four different types of burns? |
1. Chemical Burns 2. Thermal Burns 3. Electrical Burns 4. Laser Burns |
