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What is a review? |
A military ceremony used to: honor a visiting high ranking CDR, present decorations and awards, honor or recognize unit or individual achievements |
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When is the army song dedicated? |
November 11 1956 |
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How is the regimental insignia worn on the male ASU |
Centered 1/8 inch above the top pocket flap, 1/4 inch above any unit awards |
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How are service ribbons worn on the male uniform? |
1/8 inch centered above the left breast flap. |
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How are service ribbons wore on female uniforms? |
Left centered with the bottom of the ribbons parallel with the bottom of the name plate. |
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What is an award? |
A decoration, medal, badge, ribbon or appurtenance bestowed on an individual or unit. |
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What is a decoration? |
An award to an individual for a specific act of gallantry or service. |
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What are some type of unit awards? |
Meritorious unit commendation Army superior unit award |
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What are six groups of individual awards can be categorized into? |
Decorations, good conduct medal, service medals, service ribbons, badges and tabs, certificates and letters. |
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What is the primary task for DSCA? |
To provide support for domestic disasters, CBRN, domestic civilian law enforcement agencies |
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What are the steps of MDMP |
Receipt of mission Mission analysis Course of action Course of action comparison Course of action approval Orders, production, dissemination, transition. |
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What is the mission of ASAP? |
To strenghten the overall fitness and effectiveness and to enhance combat readiness. |
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Name some of the areas that FAP provides treatments in |
Family violence Intervention and treatment Emotional support and counseling |
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What are some of the basic services of ACES? |
Basic skills education program High school completion program Service members opportunity colleges associates degree program |
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Name some federal financial aid programs |
Pell grant, perkins loans, guaranteed student loans. |
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What does DANTE stand for? |
Defense activity for non traditional educational support |
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When was the continental army established? |
June 14 1775 |
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What are 5 essential characteristics of our proffession? |
Military expertise Honorable service Trust Spirit de corp Stewardship |
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What form is used to evaluate a NCOS performance? |
Da form 2166-9 |
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2166-8-1? |
Ncoer counseling and support form |
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What are two categories of evaluation report? |
Performance evaluation School evaluation |
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What do performance evaluation focus on? |
Soldiers duty performance Promotion potential |
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What are the four fundamentals of marksmanship? |
Sight picture Steady position Breathing Trigger squeeze |
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Describe the eight functions check |
Feeding, chambering, locking, firing, unlocking, extracting, ejecting, cocking. |
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Describe the m4 |
It is a 5.56 mm, magazine fed, gas operated, shoulder fire weapon, semiautomatic or three round burst weapon. |
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What fm/ADP covers leadership? |
FM/ADP 6-22 |
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What is command? |
The authority that a commander in the armed forces lawfully exerciseover subordinates by virtue of rank or assignment |
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What are three leader attributes? |
Character, presence, intellect |
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What are the leader competencies? |
Leads, develops, achieves. |
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What are the three phases of training? |
Initial conditioning, toughening, sustaining |
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What are the three principles of PRT? |
Precision, proggression, and integration. |
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What are the three components of prt? |
Strenght, endurance, and mobility |
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What are the three elements of PRT? |
Preparation, activities, and recovery. |
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What form is used to record a pt test? |
DA FORM 705 |
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What are the ten warm up exercises? |
The bend and reach The rear lunge High jumper Rower Squat bender Windmill Forward lunge Prone row Bent leg body twist Push up |
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Condition drill 1 consist of? |
Power jump Mountain climber Leg tuck and twist Single leg push up |
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Military movement drill one consist of? |
Verticals Laterals Shuttle sprints |
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What ar covers CBRN |
Ar 50-6 |
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What fm covers CBRN |
Fm 3-11 |
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What are the three basic types of CBRN warning? |
Visual Audible alarms Automatic alarms |
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What are the masking procedures ? |
Stop breathing, close your eyes, don mask, clear mask, check the seal, alert others, continue mission. |
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What does MOPP stand for? |
Mission oriented protective posture |
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Identify the 6 major type of chemical agents |
Nerve Blood Blister Chocking Psychochemical Irritants |
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What are the three types of three nuclear burst? |
Air Ground Subsurface |
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What form do chemical agents come in? |
Vapors Solids Liquids Gases |
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Classes of supply: |
Rations Clothing and equipment Fuels and lubricants Fortification materials Ammo Personal items Major end items Medical supplies Repair parts Miscellaneous |
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What is a gratuitous issue? |
Replacement of clothing items that are lost, damaged or destroyed |
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What AR covers training? |
AR 350-1 or adp 7 |
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What is the army war fighting doctrine? |
Unified land operations |
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What is OPTEMPO? |
It is the annual miles or hours for major equipmentused to forecast and allocate funds for gas and repair for training. |
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What are the 5 primary inputs to METL? |
Wartime operational plans Operation environment Enduring combat capabilities Directed mission External guidance |
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What are the mission variables? |
They consist of mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops and support, time available, civil considerations. (MET-TC) |
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What DA PAM COVERS PMCS? |
Da pam 750-8/ AR 750-1 |
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What does PMCS mean? |
Preventive maintenence checks and services. |
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What are the four levels of maintenance? |
Unit, direct support, general support, depot. |
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What are the 5 status symbols used on a DA 5988-E? |
X, circled X, horizontal dash, diagonal slash and initials. |
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What is the form used for a dispatch? |
Da form 5987-E |
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What are the primary objectives of the army weight control program? |
Ensure that all personnel meet the physical demands of there duties under combat co dition, and present a trim military appearance. |
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What is PLL? |
Precribed load list. |
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What is the soldier for life program? |
It is an 18 month program designed to help soldiers through every stage pf there career, including there exit and return to the civillian life. |
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What are three things that must happen when a soldier is determined to be overweight? |
Provide exercise guidance, dietary information , and counseling by a healthcare personnel. |
