F100 Exam CGSOC ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
- What is Force Management? - CORRECT ANSWERS
Army's process to manage change and balance needs with
resource constraints
What are the two (2) types of Army Authorization Documents? -
CORRECT ANSWERS - MTOE (Operating Force) Modified
Tables of Organization and Equipment
- TDA (Generating Force) Tables of Distribution and Allowance
Force Management uses three critical DoD "decision support
systems", what are they? - CORRECT ANSWERS - JCIDS
(Determines requirements and solution approaches)
- PPBE (Resources requirements and solutions)
- DAS (Develops and acquires materiel solutions)
Roles of Congress in relation to DoD - CORRECT ANSWERS
Organization, funding, and oversight
List the four (4) types of organizations that help HQDA perform Title
10 functions. - CORRECT ANSWERS - ACOMs
- ASCCs
- DRUs
- FOAs
,(T/F) Does HQDA command Army units during combat operations -
CORRECT ANSWERS False
What 12 functions does Secretary of the Army according to Title 10,
Section 7013 has the authority and responsibility to perform -
CORRECT ANSWERS 1) Recruiting
2) Organizing
3) Supplying
4) Training
5) Servicing
6) Mobilizing
7) Demobilizing
8) Maintaining
9) Equipping (including research and development)
10) Administering (includes morale and welfare)
11) The construction, outfitting, and repair of military equipment
12) The construction, maintenance, and repair of buildings, structures,
and utilities and the acquisition of real property.
What type of Relationship allows the Army to meet its Title 10
responsibilities over Army units assigned or allocated to CCDRs? -
CORRECT ANSWERS Administrative Control (ADCON)
(T/F) ASCCs are heavily engaged in Title 10 management of units
working for a combatant command - CORRECT ANSWERS
True
, (T/F) ASCCs can further delegate ADCON to the senior Army HQ
operating in a particular area. - CORRECT ANSWERS True
(T/F) ADCON is a command relationship. - CORRECT ANSWERS
False
What is the four-part Army system that governs the process of
refining national strategy and combatant command requirements into
an executable 'build and maintain' plan for the Army? And, what are
the four key documents in that system? - CORRECT ANSWERS
The Army Strategic Planning System (ASPS)
1 - Army Strategy (AS): 7-10 year vision with subordinate strategies
as annexes.
2 - Army Campaign Plan (ACP): 3-5 year plan that operationalizes the
strategy.
3 - Army Planning Guidance (APG): annual planning guidance (i.e.,
program priorities).
4 - Army Programming Guidance Memorandum (APGM): annual
guidance that links objectives to resource priorities.
Define JCIDS - CORRECT ANSWERS A capabilities-based
approach to identify current and future capability gaps and possible
solutions.
What are the three (3) categories of Joint Concepts? - CORRECT
ANSWERS - Joint Warfighting Concept (JWC): is the vision
for how the joint force will operate in the future.
- Joint Operating Concepts (JOC): broadly describe how the joint
force operates in a specific mission area.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
- What is Force Management? - CORRECT ANSWERS
Army's process to manage change and balance needs with
resource constraints
What are the two (2) types of Army Authorization Documents? -
CORRECT ANSWERS - MTOE (Operating Force) Modified
Tables of Organization and Equipment
- TDA (Generating Force) Tables of Distribution and Allowance
Force Management uses three critical DoD "decision support
systems", what are they? - CORRECT ANSWERS - JCIDS
(Determines requirements and solution approaches)
- PPBE (Resources requirements and solutions)
- DAS (Develops and acquires materiel solutions)
Roles of Congress in relation to DoD - CORRECT ANSWERS
Organization, funding, and oversight
List the four (4) types of organizations that help HQDA perform Title
10 functions. - CORRECT ANSWERS - ACOMs
- ASCCs
- DRUs
- FOAs
,(T/F) Does HQDA command Army units during combat operations -
CORRECT ANSWERS False
What 12 functions does Secretary of the Army according to Title 10,
Section 7013 has the authority and responsibility to perform -
CORRECT ANSWERS 1) Recruiting
2) Organizing
3) Supplying
4) Training
5) Servicing
6) Mobilizing
7) Demobilizing
8) Maintaining
9) Equipping (including research and development)
10) Administering (includes morale and welfare)
11) The construction, outfitting, and repair of military equipment
12) The construction, maintenance, and repair of buildings, structures,
and utilities and the acquisition of real property.
What type of Relationship allows the Army to meet its Title 10
responsibilities over Army units assigned or allocated to CCDRs? -
CORRECT ANSWERS Administrative Control (ADCON)
(T/F) ASCCs are heavily engaged in Title 10 management of units
working for a combatant command - CORRECT ANSWERS
True
, (T/F) ASCCs can further delegate ADCON to the senior Army HQ
operating in a particular area. - CORRECT ANSWERS True
(T/F) ADCON is a command relationship. - CORRECT ANSWERS
False
What is the four-part Army system that governs the process of
refining national strategy and combatant command requirements into
an executable 'build and maintain' plan for the Army? And, what are
the four key documents in that system? - CORRECT ANSWERS
The Army Strategic Planning System (ASPS)
1 - Army Strategy (AS): 7-10 year vision with subordinate strategies
as annexes.
2 - Army Campaign Plan (ACP): 3-5 year plan that operationalizes the
strategy.
3 - Army Planning Guidance (APG): annual planning guidance (i.e.,
program priorities).
4 - Army Programming Guidance Memorandum (APGM): annual
guidance that links objectives to resource priorities.
Define JCIDS - CORRECT ANSWERS A capabilities-based
approach to identify current and future capability gaps and possible
solutions.
What are the three (3) categories of Joint Concepts? - CORRECT
ANSWERS - Joint Warfighting Concept (JWC): is the vision
for how the joint force will operate in the future.
- Joint Operating Concepts (JOC): broadly describe how the joint
force operates in a specific mission area.
