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1. Where does the duty description come from for OER Evaluation?
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Imported from the Support Form
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. Can Allied Officers evaluate US Officers?
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yes
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What is the difference between period covered and rated months?
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It is determined by subtracting nonrated time from the period covered
Example covers 12 months 8 of which are evaluated |
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What are nonrated periods?
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In-transit time, periods rater or rated does not meet the minimum time requirements, periods totaling 30 days or consecutive on leave, time as a patient or POW, TDY TCS SD less than 90 days, AWOL, confinement
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How many rounds per minute could a good Civil War Artillery crew fire?
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About 2 rounds a minute
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6. What was King Williams major goal?
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Prestige and control of fur trade
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What was the first war between whites and Indians when and who?
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1637 Pequots Indians and New England Settlers
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First Muster of the Militia was when and who?
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Salem Massachusetts 1636 every man was a soldier
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Who is required a Development Support Form?
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CPT/LTs/CW2/WO1
You and the rater will complete the DSF and forward it through to the senior rater. The DSF assists in transition and development as an officer |
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What is the NCO Evaluation Forms?
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DA Form 2166-8-1 NCO Counseling and Support Form and DA Form 2166-8 NCO Evaluation Form
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When was the Brown Bess Flintlock made?
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Early 1700s named from the acid-brown treatment of its barrel
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The Flintlock was developed in? when?
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France 1612
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What is the suspense on Support Forms?
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30 days/ 1st drill
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. How did a Wheel Lock work?
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Used flint pressed up against a roughened metal wheel, when you spin the wheel with your finger this caused sparks to ignite the gun powder
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What was the number one resource of the South?
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Agriculture
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According to the handout what was the causes of the Civil War?
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States Rights, Tariffs, Slavery, and the Patron Factor
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What is the Manual for NCO Professional Guide?
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DA PAM 600-25
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In the South what is the Battle Antietam called ?
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Battle of Sharpsburg
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Support Forms are required for?
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CPL-SGM and all Officers
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What are the five levels in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?
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1. Self Actualization
2. Esteem Needs 3. Social Needs 4. Safety Needs 5. Psychological Needs |
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. What is Flash Pan Technology?
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Emerged when the touch-hole was moved of the gun barrel and a cup was placed at the opening with a lid on it
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. Periodic Counseling done by who and when?
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Counseling done by the rater will be as needed whether initiated by the rater or by the rated NCO,WO1, CW2,LTs and CPTs must receive quarterly performance minimum.
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. Academic Evaluation form is?
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DA Form 1059
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When was the Matchlock used and how did it work?
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Used 15 century through early 1700
The match lock secured a lighted wick in a movable arm. Which when the trigger was depressed brought down wick against the flash pan to ignite the powder. This allowed the firer to keep both hands on the gun improving aim a lot |
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. Evaluation Process?
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1. Duty Description
2. Performance Objective 3. Initial Counseling 4. Perform to standard 5. Periodic Counseling 6. Record accomplishments 7. Evaluation 8. Process review Remember the process is on going |
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What is the difference between Masalow’s and Alderfer are centered around three concepts, what are they?
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1. How needs are categorized
2. The relationship of the needs and levels 3. What happens when a need is not satisfied |
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Earliest hand gonne was developed when? Was it a great influence?
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15 century and it was not a great influence
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What was Percussion Cap Ignition System?
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The Percussion Cap ignition system had a simple tube running straight into the gun barrel. It did not use an exposed flash pan to begin the ignition process.
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. At the end of the evaluation period what must you submit?
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Accomplishments are submitted to the rating officials
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The North called them the first and second Battles of Bull Run but what did the South call them?
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Manasses
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According to our handout, the South fought foes. The Union was one of them and what was the other?
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Economics
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What was the first battle of the Civil War
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The Battle of Ft. Sumter
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Support form is prepared by?
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Rated Officer for OER
NCO’s Rater with the NCO input with the opportunity to communicate |
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What is the Minimum Civilian Grade to evaluate an NCO?
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Is a GS and must be in a supervisory position
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. What is the composition of a rating chain?
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It must correspond as nearly as practical with the chain of command and supervision within an organization
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What is the minimum rated time for the USAR?
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120 days for an OER, 12 days or more if on AD/ADT with another unit; 90 days for an NCOER
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What was the primary rifle of the Civil War?
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1861 Springfield Musket
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Reviewer Qualification for a NCO?
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Officer, CSM or SGM in the direct line of supervision and senior too the senior rater, GS 12 or higher for civilian there is no minimum rating time.
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What are 4 mandatory reports?
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Change of Rater, Change of Duty, Annual, Relief for Cause
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. What does the Evaluation Reporting System emphasize?
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Performance Counseling, and Senior and Subordinate communication
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. What are the assumptions underlying Maslow’s theory?
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1. Humans are always in a state of wanting; needs which are unmet are motivators.
2. Human needs are arranged in order of importance; once a need is satisfied another takes its place. |
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What was the first state to secede from the Union?
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South Carolina
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For every man killed in battle during the Civil War how many died from sickness and disease?
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Two died from sickness and disease for every 1 man killed in combat
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. True or False: Most Soldiers in the civil war were under 21 years old?
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true
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What was probably the most destructive force to the confederacy?
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Hyperinflation
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Who used the first machine-gun type weapon in combat and what was the name?
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The Confederacy They used the Williams Breaching loading rapid fire gun
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What are the three types of evaluation covered in this class?
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1. Performance Evaluations
2. School Evaluations (Academic Evaluation Report) AER 3. Dept. of Army Level Evaluations |
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Specific to strategy and tactics how did the Civil War begin and how did it end? What type of tactics was used?
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The Civil War began with the Napoleonic Principles and by the end show cased a preview of WW1 style Trench Warfare
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What is a normal rating chain for an OER?
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Rated Office, the Rater and the Senior Rater
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When would an OER require an intermediate rater?
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An intermediate rater is necessary only when there is a supervisor between the rater and the senior rater in the chain of command
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What is the normal rating chain for an NCOER?
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Rated NCO, the rater, the senior rater and the reviewer.
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. What is the normal rating chain for an AER?
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Rated Soldier, The Rater, and the Reviewer
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Nine Principles of War
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Offensive, Mass, Economy of Force, Maneuver, Unity of Command, Security, Surprise, Simplicity
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Two types of reports for evaluations?
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Optional and Mandatory
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Optional Reports are?
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Complete the Record and Senior Rater Option Report Senior Rater 60 day min and Rater 90 days
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It must be a referred report if?
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Concerning adverse comments or checked blocks
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. Who is Jaques Novicn?
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He completed a study on war from the earliest recorded warfare in history thru 1898. In 3502 years, peace existed less than 5% of the time.
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. Name the External Threads
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-Political Factors
-Social Factors -Economic Factors -Technology -Military Geography |
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What is theory?
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General knowledge of what things mean
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What is Military History?
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Is an objective accurate descriptive and interpretive record of the activities of the armed forces in peace and war.
It uses include -lesson learned -understand the enemy -Human side of war -doctrine development |
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. Name the technological innovation of the civil war?
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Telecommunications
Photojournalism Aerial observations (balloons) Submarines (CSS Hunley, first sub sink a war ship in wartime) Steam and ironclad ships (Monitor and Merrimac) Railroads Rapid fire weapons |
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First hand gonne was?
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Small cannon with touch hole to ignition. Was unsteady required a prop on a stand brace it with one hand. The other hand to touch a lit match to the touch hole to start the ignition process Effective 30 to 40 yards.
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What are main reasons the confederates lost the Civil War?
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Lack on manpower
Lack of industry An opponent with almost unlimited resources Railroads that only ran in north to south direction Economics; The southern economy only got worse as the war raged on |
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What was going in Europe that spilled over into North America?
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Wars between British and French
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. Who thought war with the Indians was inevitable?
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British
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. Who brought the militia system with them to the New World?
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British
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. Where were the Indians forced?
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West
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What made particular Indian tribes powerful/
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Fur trade
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Support Form for an Officer what is needed?
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Mission Statement
Rater +Senior Rater Support Forms Required by AR 623-3 Read DA PAM 600-3 Commissioned Officer Professional Development and Career Management |
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What are the rated Soldiers responsibilities?
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1. First perform to the best of their ability at all times
2. Participate in counseling and the final evaluation 3.Reassessing objectives throughout the rating period 4.Describe duties, objectives and significant on the support form and end of rating period contributes accomplishments 5. Carefully review all administrative data on the evaluation form; correct chain; rating period and rated months. 6. Sign evaluation rated soldier is last to sign. |
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What is minimum rated time for the active army?
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120 days
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What is the minimum rated time for an NCO in the USAR?
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90 days
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What is History?
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Particular knowledge of what happened
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Many Indian Tribes were destroyed by?
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Constant warfare and catastrophic disease
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. Indians acquired valuable new products such as?
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Guns
Steel hatchets Cloth Kettles |
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English Colonists landed at Jamestown Virginia when?
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1607
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. Internal Threads?
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Military Professionalism
Logistics and administration Operations Strategy Tactics Leadership Military theory doctrine |
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True or false the Civil War is known as the First Modern War?
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True
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Approximately how many African American Soldiers fought for the Union Army?
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175,000 about 10% of the Union Army Strength
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Of the 3.5 million soldiers who fought in the civil war, how many were actually regulars of the Union or Confederate Military Forces?
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75,000 The vast majority of the rest were volunteers from State Organized Units
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How did the south tend to name battles?
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The south named battles after the closest town or city.
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. Written appeal submitted to? Based on?
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To HQDA
Based on Administrative error and substantive error- inaccurately recording potential or how you performed your duties |
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. What is Marathon?
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Sept 12 490 BC The Greeks were able to defeat the Persians through maneuver. This was the first major assault from the Asian Powers against Europe and is considered one of the first major decisive battles on the world.
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OER Evaluation Forms
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DA Form 67-9-1 Officer Evaluation Report Support Form (prepared by the rated)
DA 67-9-1A development Support form (form prepared the rated and the rater) DA 67-9 Officer Evaluation Report (filled out by the rating chain) |
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What is RMA?
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Revolution in Military Affairs
1. Technological Developments 2. Doctrine Innovations 3. Organizational Adaptation |
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Alderfer modified Masalow’s theory and developed ERG Theory. What does ERG stand for?
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Existence relatedness and growth
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Wampum was used for?
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Promissory notes as well as cash in hand
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. What are the parts of redress program?
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Communication Process
Referred Report Commander inquiry Written Appeal Army Board for Correction of Military Records |
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How did the North name battles?
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The North named battles after the closest stream or river
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How many men was Salamis Sea Battle?
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Persians-40,000 most could not swim
Greeks-8,000 almost all could swim Persians lost |
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What is significant about CSS Hunley?
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The CSS Hunley was the first submarine to ever sink a ship in wartime. CSS Hunley rammed a spar torpedo into the USS Housatonic
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What are two types of Performance Evaluations?
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Officer Evaluation Report (OER)
NCO Evaluation (NCOER) |
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How many level are there in Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs?
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5
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Which British weapons company sold arms to both the Union and the Confederacy?
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Royals Small Arms Factory of Enfield England
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What was the Minnie Ball?
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The Minnie Ball was a lead projectiles tapering forward from its narrow bore. The force of the explosion expanded the hollow base of the bullet to fit the rifling. The round left the rifle spinning, which greatly increased accuracy.
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Doctrine is?
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Command behavior of what to do about it.
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Goal in studying Military History what are the three goals in mind?
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1. To foster and maintain a historical mindedness
2. To promote esprit and pride in the professional army 3. To instill appreciation insights gained from lessons of the past. |
