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73 Cards in this Set
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ASAP
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Army Substance Abuse Program
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The mission of ASAP
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To strengthen overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army's total workforce and enhance combat readiness.
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ASAP Regulation
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AR 600-85
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What are the ways that soldiers can be identified as having a substance abuse problem?
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-Voluntary
-Command/First Line Identification -Biochemical -Medical -Investigation or apprehension |
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Commanders may direct drug testing under what conditions?
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Unit inspections
Search and Seize/Probable Cause Competence for Duty Rehabilitation Mishap or Safety inspection Consent New Entrant Medical |
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All ASAP referrals are accomplished by CDRs and 1SGs by using what form?
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DA 8003 Referral Form
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regulation covering ACS
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AR 608-1
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ACS Motto
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Self-help, service, reliability
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regulation covering AER
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AR 930-4
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If a trooper has been sexually assaulted, to whom may they report the crime?
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Chain of Command
Medical Treatment Facility MP/CID Chaplains Social Work Services Family advocacy Legal Services |
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regulation covering EO program?
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AR 600-20
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Regulation covering NCODP
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AR 350-1
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M4 Field manual
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FM 3-22.9
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First step in handling a weapon
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Ensure it is clear
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5 BRM phases
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Preliminary Instruction
Downrange Feedback Field Firing ARM Advanced optics, laser and iron sights |
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Four BRM fundamentals
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Steady Position
Sight picture breath control trigger squeeze |
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Sight picture basics
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Sight alignment
Aiming point placement |
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M4 description
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5.56mm hand held, shoulder fired, gas operated, air cooled, semiautomatic or 3 round burst weapon.
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m4 w/o sling and magazine
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6.49 pounds
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m4 w/ sling and 20 rds
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7.19 pounds
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m4 w/ sling and 30 rds
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7.5 pounds
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m4 muzzle velocity
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2970 fps
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m4 ranges
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Max Range- 3600 meters
max effective range point- 500 max effective range area-600 |
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8 cycles of function
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Feeding
chambering locking firing unlocking extracting ejecting cocking |
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m240B FM
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FM 3-22.68
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240B description
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7.62mm belt-fed, air cooled, gas operated, fully automatic machine gun firing from an open bolt position
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Max ranges 240B AREA
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Bipod-800
Tripod-1000 |
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240B max ranges POINT
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Tripod-800
Bipod-600 |
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m249 FM
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FM 3-22-68
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Highest peacetime award for valor
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The soldiers medal
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What is an award?
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A decoration, medal, badge, ribbon, or appurtenance bestowed upon an individual or unit
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What is a decoration?
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An award to an individual for a specific act of gallantry or service
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The six groups awards can be categorized into
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decorations
Good conduct medal Service medals service ribbons badges and tabs certificates and letters |
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What is engraved on the reverse side of the medal of honor?
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The grade, name and organization of the recipient
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How many stars are on the blue silk portion of the Medal of Honor?
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13
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Medal of Honor approving authority?
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Congress
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who awards the medal of honor?
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The President
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Whose profile is on the medal of honor?
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Minerva, the goddess of wisdom and righteous war
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What is the time limit for recommending an award
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2 years
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What three words are inscribed on the front of the good conduct medal?
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Honor
efficiency fidelity |
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For what is the good conduct medal given?
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exemplary behavior
efficiency fidelity |
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The first medal awarded in the US Army
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The purple heart
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DA form used to recommend/ request an award>
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DA form 638
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Which regulation governs Awards and decorations?
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AR 600-8-22
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Why is the flag worn on the right shoulder of the utility uniform?
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It gives the effect of the wearer carrying the flag forth into battle
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FM 6-22 covers
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Army Leadership
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Be Know Do
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what the leader must be, the skills a leader must posses (know), applying what the leader knows (DO)
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Three principal ways a leader can develop their subordinates
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Counseling
Coaching Mentoring |
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a leader's effectiveness is dramatically enhanced by understanding and developing what areas?
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Military bearing
Physical fitness confidence resilience |
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Core leader competencies
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Leads
develops achieves |
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Two barriers to communication
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Physical
Psychological |
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Developmental counseling forms
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Event oriented
Performance counseling Professional growth |
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Counseling
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Processed used by leaders to review with a subordinate the subordinate's demonstrated performance and potential
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Three major factors contributing to a leader's character
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Army Values
Empathy Warrior Ethos |
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7 steps to problem solving
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Identify
gather information develop criteria generate possible solutions analyze possible solutions compare possible solutions make and implement the plan |
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Team building stages
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Formation
Enrichment sustainment |
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Unit morale factors
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Chow
Military Justice Supply Barracks |
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FM covering counseling
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FM 6-22 appendix B
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Three approaches to counseling
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Directive
Non-directive combined |
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4 stages of counseling
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Identify the need for counseling
prepare conduct follow up |
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Regulation regarding Articles of Conduct
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AR 350-30
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The first sentence in the first article of conduct
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I am an American, fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life
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Regulation covering salutes, honors and visits of courtesy
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AR 600-25
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When do you salute inside?
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Reporting to the commander
reporting to pay officer reporting to the board indoor ceremony sentry duty |
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Drill and ceremony FM
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FM 3-21.5
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Two prescribed formations for a platoon
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line and column
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First aid FM
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FM 4-25.11
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4 Levels of maintenance
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Unit level
Direct support General support depot |
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PLL means?
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Prescribed load list
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convoy operations are planned according to what?
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FM 55-30 and FM 55-312
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9 Line Medevac
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-Location of pickup
-freq and c/s -patients by precedence -special equipment needed -patients by type -security (war) description of wounds, illness, injuries (peace) -Method of marking pickup - patients by nationality and status -CBRN (war) Terrain features (peace) |
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9 Line UXO
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-DTG
-Reporting unit and location -freq and c/s -Ordnance -CBRN -Resources threatened -Impact on mission -protective measures -Recommended priority |
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5 C's of UXO
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Cordon
control clear call check |
