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adp 1-0 |
The Army |
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ADP 1-02 |
Operational Terms and Military Symbols |
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ADP 2-0 |
Intelligence |
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ADP 3-0 |
Unified Land Operations |
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ADP 3-05 |
Special Operations |
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ADP 3-07 |
Stability |
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ADP 3-28 |
Defense Support of Civil Authorities |
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ADP 3-09 |
Fires |
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FM 3-11.4 |
CBRN |
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TC 3-21.5 |
Drill and Ceremonies |
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ADP 3-37 |
Protection |
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ADP 3-90 |
Offense and Defense |
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ADP 4-0 |
Sustainment |
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AR 27-10 |
UCMJ |
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ADP 5-0 |
The Operations Process |
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ADP 6-22 |
Army Leadership |
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ADP 7-0 |
Training Units and Developing Leaders |
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AR 670-1 |
Wear and Appearance of Uniforms |
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FM 6-22 |
Counseling |
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FM 7-22 |
Physical Readiness Training |
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AR 600-20 ch. 8 |
SHARP Program(Army Command Policy) |
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gener order 1 |
I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved. |
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general order 2 |
I will obey my special orders and perform all of my duties in a military manner. |
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general order 3 |
I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions to the commander of the relief. |
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what is unified land operations |
it is the synchronization of our capabilities with other services, government agencies, international government partners, and Military forces from partner nations. |
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what is land power? |
the ability to gain, sustain, and exploit control over land, resources, and people by using threat, force, or occupation. |
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what are the five land power abilities? |
impose, engage, establish, address, secure |
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what is the Army vision of the three strategic roles of the army? |
prevent shape win |
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what is the armys mission? |
we derive our mission from the Constitution of the united States, the intent of Congress, and the orders of the commander in chief. |
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our profession is built on what? |
trust |
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what is trust? |
is the ability to rely on someone's word, strength and abilities. |
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name 4 areas trust begins and is formed? |
soldiers and their leaders soldiers and their families soldiers and the army the army and the nation |
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what does jslist stand for? |
joint service lightweight integrated suit technology |
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what does MOPP standard for? |
mission oriented protected posture. |
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what are two primary components of a marksmanship training strategy? |
initial training and sustainment training |
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what can usually correct a malfunction? |
immediate action |
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using two soldiers to assist each other during marksmanship training is an example of what? |
peer coaching |
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what are the two prescribed formations for platoons? |
line and column formation |
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what is a formation? |
the arrangement of elements in a prescribed manner |
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what are the three different combined commands? |
at ease, fall in, rest |
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what are the three methods of teaching drill? |
step by step, by the numbers, and talk through method |
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where does the csm stand during the change of command ceremony? |
behind the colors. |
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can a command be changed after the command of execution? |
no |
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name the three training phases of prt |
initial conditioning phase toughening phase and sustainment phase |
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what are the three fundamental components of prt |
strength endurance mobility |
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what is the purpose of prt? |
to develop and maintain high levels of physical readiness. |
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name different strength and mobility drills |
Conditioning drills 1,2,3 push up and sit up drill climbing drill strength training circuit guerrilla drills |
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name some endurance and mobility activities. |
military movement drills 1,2, 30:60 60:120, 300 yard shuttle run, hill repeats, ability group runs, unit formation runs, release runs, terrain runs, foot March, endurance training machines |
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what are the three types of prt training? |
on ground off ground combatives training |
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what are the three elements of a prt session? |
preparation activities recovery |
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the APFT results will be recorded on what form? |
da form 705 |
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when do you salute indoors? |
when reporting to your commander when reporting to a pay officer when reporting to a military board at an indoor ceremony at sentry duty indoors |
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when do enlisted exchange salutes? |
when reporting in formations when reporting to an enlisted president of a board |
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what time is reveille and retreat played? |
installation commanders will set the time of sounding reveille and retreat. usag Yongsan is played at 0630 and 1700 respectively |
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how many service members will be provided at a minimum to conduct funeral honors for a veteran? |
at least 2 uniform personnel. with 1 being of the parent service of the deceased veteran |
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name some of the problem areas that are acceptable for AER assistance. |
nonreceipt of pay, loss of funds, medical expenses, funeral expenses, required travel expenses, rent, food, utilities, POV, clothing, disasters, or privation |
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what are the five programs listed under the functional academic skills training (FAST) program? ACES |
-basic skills education program (BSEP), -GT improvement, -GED test preparation, -Reading skills development, -preparation for college |
(ACES) army continuing education program |
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explain the GI to jobs program. ACES |
GI to jobs helps soldiers earn civilian credentials related to their MOS. |
(ACES) army continuing education services |
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assistant commander in chief |
the honorable Joe biden |
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commander in chief |
the honorable Barack Obama |
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Secretary of state |
john kerry |
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secretary of defense |
Ashton Carter |
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joint chief of staff |
general Joseph dunford |
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chief of staff of the army |
general mark milley |
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Sergeant major of the army |
sma Daniel Dailey |
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usarpac commander |
general Vincent Brooks |
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usarpac csm |
csm Bryant Lambert |
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usfk/cfc commander |
general Curtis scaparrotti |
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8th army csm |
csm Richard Merritt |
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8th army commander |
Lieutenant general Thomas Vandal |
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battalion commander |
LTC Aimee dejarnette |
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battalion csm |
csm Christopher cascardo |
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company commander |
CPT Isabelle Morse |
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company 1SG |
1SG Lynn collum |
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what three letters were used to begin the creation of the creed of noncommissioned officers? |
N-C-O. they are the the first letter in each paragraph used in the creed. |
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after what major event was the Army in turmoil that produced the nco corps and creed that we know today? |
the creed was created in 1974 after the Vietnam war, but was not in any official army publication until 11 years later. |
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who first wrote the letters nco that began the creation of the nco creed? |
Sfc Earle Brigham wrote nco on white sheet of paper. |
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what was the idea behind creating a nco creed? |
it gave the ncos a yardstick by which to measure themselves |
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where was the nco creed first developed? |
In the NCO academy at fort Benning, GA |
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what is enhanced first aid? |
enhanced first aid is administered by the combat life saver with measures of additional training above self-aid and buddy aid. |
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what is medical evacuation? |
the timely, efficient movement of the wounded, injured or ill from the battlefield to medical treatment facilities. |
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what are the four locations to check for a pulse? |
the neck, wrist, groin, or ankles |
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what are the three basic things to check during first aid? |
breathing, bleeding and shock |
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what are the eight checks of evaluating a causality? |
check responsiveness check breathing check pulse check bleeding check shock check fractures check burns check head injuries |
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what is the most common cause of airway obstruction? |
the tongue. use the head tilt chin lift technique to clear the airway. |
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what does singars stand for? |
SINgle-channel Ground and Airborne Radio System |
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what are the two modes in which a singars operates? |
single channel or frequency hopping |
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9 line medivac |
1. location 2. radio frequency and call sign 3. number of patients by precedence 4. special equipment needed 5. type of patients 6. security at pick up site 7. method of marking site 8. patient nationality and status 9. NBC contamination * or terrain description |
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what are the three sizes of maps? |
there are small, medium, and large depending on their scale. |
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what are the 8 different types of maps? |
planimetric map, topographic map, photo map, joint operations graphic, photomosaic, terrain model, military city map, special maps |
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what are conditions that may affect your pace count? |
slopes, wind, terrain, weather, clothing, and visibility |
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where can you find the warrior tasks and drills? |
soldiers training publication 21-1 soldiers manual of common task. (stp 21-1 smct) and stp 21-24 smct |
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what does metl stand for? |
mission essential task list |
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who is the battalion sarc? |
Msg kira Welch |
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who is the battalion victim advocate (va)? |
ssg Jermaine Hollis |
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who is the battalion eo advisor? |
Sfc Jesse Howell |
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what are the four movements in matching that require 15 inch step? |
half step, left step, right step, backward march |
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what is the official name of the Army song? |
the army goes rolling along |
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AR 600-20 |
army command policy (army programs) |
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who is eligible for ACS services? |
-active duty and retired military and their families. -army national guard and reserves while on active duty and up to 1 year after deployment, and their families. -civilian employees and their families. -family members of MIA/POW -surviving family members of soldiers who died on active duty. |
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provide some reasons a soldier could be barred to reenlist. |
-constant lateness to place of duty, -AWOL up to 24 hours, -loss of clothing or equipment, -substandard personal Appearance, -substandard personal hygiene, -continuous indebtedness, -article 15, -cannot follow orders, -noncompetitive for promotion |
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what course of action should a Commander take after a second 3 month bar to reenlist? |
the commander will initiate separation proceedings. |
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what does ecwcs stand for? |
extended cold weather clothing system |
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exposed pens are allowed in what uniforms? |
hospital duty uniforms food service uniform flight uniform ACUs |
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who is authorized to wear branch insignia on the patrol cap? |
chaplains |
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what are the dimensions of the dress uniform nameplate? |
1' x 3' x 1/16 inch |
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how are marksmanship badges worn on the female dress uniform? |
on the left side ¼ inch below the bottom ribbon row. personnel may adjust the placement to conform with individual body shape differences. |
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how is the regiment insignia worn on the female dress uniform? |
½ an inch and centered above the name plate, or ¼ inch above the unit awards. |
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how are service stripes placed on the dress uniform? |
on the left sleeve 4 inches from the bottom of the sleeve at a 45 degree angle. |
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what kind of extra duty is an nco given by an article 15? |
supervisor duty only, except when the only one on extra duty |
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how many articles are under the UCMJ? |
146 articles and 12 subarticles. 158 total articles |
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when was UCMJ enacted? |
1950, it replaced the articles of war |
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who may impose an article 15? |
any commanding officer including warrant officers exercising command. |
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what are the three types of article 15s? |
summarized company grade field grade |
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what are three types of court Marshall? |
summarized general special |
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under what article is nonjudicial punishment imposed? |
article 15 |
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what are the three major categories of developmental counseling? |
event oriented performance professional growth |
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getting a soldier through a period of shock after receiving negative news is what type of counseling? |
crisis counseling |
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when does developmental counselingnot apply or is not beneficial? |
when the soldier engaged in serious acts of misconduct. |
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what are some qualities of an effective counselor? |
respect, self awareness, cultural awareness, empathy and credibility. |
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what are general skills required for effective counseling? |
active listening responding questioning |
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what are the four stages of counseling? |
identify the need for counseling prepare for counseling conduct counseling follow up |
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what will sponsors develop with first term soldiers? |
sponsors will develop a sense of responsibility for their fellow soldiers in order to improve safety and reduce the risk of misconduct, sexual assault and suicide attempts. |
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to be eligible for an ncoer, a soldier will complete how many days in the same position under the same rater? |
90 calendar days |
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who should review all ncoers? |
csm/sgm must review all ncoers |
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how does the rated nco verify face to face discussions/counseling? |
the rated nco will verify by initials and date on the da form 2166-8-1 |
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what form is mandatory for counseling all soldiers of the ranks between cpl-csm? |
da form 2166-8-1 |
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rater will conduct face to face counseling with the rated nco within how many days? |
30 days |
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what is the armywide standard for submitting ncoer forms to hqda? |
forms will be submitted through ako under "my forms". |
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who ensures the final ncoer is submitted to hqda in a timely manner? |
the senior rater |
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what does the rated soldiers signature verify? |
the administrative data. SSN, counseling dates, APFT score, height and weight. |
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name some of the 10 victims rights laws? sharp |
-right to be treated with dignity and respect -right to information and referral -right to notification -right to be present -right to be heard -right to protection from intimidation and harm -right to restitution -right to apply for compensation -right to speedy proceedings -special rights and protection |
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what are the five techniques for dealing with sexual harassment? |
-direct approach -indirect approach -third party assistance -chain of command -file a formal or informal complaint |
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what are the three categories of sexual harassment? |
verbal, nonverbal, or physical |
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in a restricted sexual assault case, what information may the commander receive? |
date, time, location, and nature of incident |
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sexual assault is punishable under what articles of UCMJ? |
article 120 and 125 |
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what are some ethnic observances listed in ar 600-20? |
-Martin Luther King Jr. birthday -African American history month -women's history month -victims of the holocaust month -Asian Pacific heritage month -pride month -women's equality day -Hispanic heritage month -native American heritage month |
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who is the primary source for fixing eo complaints? |
the unit commander |
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what are the three policies each commander is required to publish and post on EO? |
-written command policy statement for eo -prevention of sexual assault -eo complaint procedures |
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what are the two functional structures of the Army? |
operating force and generating force |
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what is operating force? |
operating forces consist of units organized, trained, and equipped to deploy and fight. |
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what is generating force? |
generating force man's, trains, equips, deploys, and ensures the readiness of all forces. |
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AR 600-8-8 |
total army sponsorship program |
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ar 600-280 |
retention |
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