ARMY LEADERSHIP AND JUSTICE OCS ACTUAL
EXAM 2026-2027 COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALE LATEST VERSION (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
1. What is the foundation of U.S. Army leadership as described in ADRP 6-22?
A) Tactical proficiency
B) The Army Ethic
C) Mission accomplishment
D) Character
Rationale: ADRP 6-22 identifies character as the foundation of leadership,
encompassing an leader’s identity, values, and empathy.
2. Which publication is the primary source for Army leadership doctrine?
A) FM 3-0
B) *ADP 6-22*
C) AR 600-100
D) FM 7-0
Rationale: ADP 6-22 (Army Leadership and the Profession) is the keystone
manual for leadership doctrine.
,3. The principle that “leaders must be willing to put the needs of the mission
and subordinates above their own” defines which leadership attribute?
A) Presence
B) Intellect
C) Selfless service
D) Loyalty
Rationale: Selfless service is a core Army value requiring leaders to place
mission and team first.
4. Which Army leadership competency involves “enforcing standards,
developing trust, and building team cohesion”?
A) Leads
B) Develops
C) Achieves
D) Plans
Rationale: The “Develops” competency includes coaching, counseling,
mentoring, and building trust/cohesion.
5. What three categories form the leader attributes in the Leadership
Requirements Model?
A) Values, empathy, will
B) Character, presence, intellect
C) Discipline, motivation, agility
D) Loyalty, duty, respect
Rationale: ADP 6-22 states leader attributes are character, presence, and
intellect.
6. A leader who influences others by providing clear direction, resources, and
removing obstacles is demonstrating:
, A) Strategic leadership
B) Mission command philosophy
C) Authoritarian command
D) Transactional leadership
Rationale: Mission command emphasizes mutual trust, shared
understanding, and leader intent to empower subordinates.
7. According to the UCMJ, the maximum punishment for desertion in time of
war is:
A) Dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay
B) Reduction to E-1
C) Death or such other punishment as a court-martial may direct
D) 5 years confinement
Rationale: Article 85 (Desertion) provides for death penalty if the offense is
committed during war.
8. What article of the UCMJ criminalizes “conduct unbecoming an officer and
a gentleman”?
A) Article 88
B) Article 133
C) Article 134
D) Article 133 (also Article 134 for enlisted)
Rationale: Article 133 specifically applies to commissioned officers, cadets,
and midshipmen.
9. The “Be, Know, Do” model of Army leadership emphasizes:
A) Tactical skills only
B) Character, competence, and action
C) Physical fitness and discipline
EXAM 2026-2027 COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALE LATEST VERSION (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
1. What is the foundation of U.S. Army leadership as described in ADRP 6-22?
A) Tactical proficiency
B) The Army Ethic
C) Mission accomplishment
D) Character
Rationale: ADRP 6-22 identifies character as the foundation of leadership,
encompassing an leader’s identity, values, and empathy.
2. Which publication is the primary source for Army leadership doctrine?
A) FM 3-0
B) *ADP 6-22*
C) AR 600-100
D) FM 7-0
Rationale: ADP 6-22 (Army Leadership and the Profession) is the keystone
manual for leadership doctrine.
,3. The principle that “leaders must be willing to put the needs of the mission
and subordinates above their own” defines which leadership attribute?
A) Presence
B) Intellect
C) Selfless service
D) Loyalty
Rationale: Selfless service is a core Army value requiring leaders to place
mission and team first.
4. Which Army leadership competency involves “enforcing standards,
developing trust, and building team cohesion”?
A) Leads
B) Develops
C) Achieves
D) Plans
Rationale: The “Develops” competency includes coaching, counseling,
mentoring, and building trust/cohesion.
5. What three categories form the leader attributes in the Leadership
Requirements Model?
A) Values, empathy, will
B) Character, presence, intellect
C) Discipline, motivation, agility
D) Loyalty, duty, respect
Rationale: ADP 6-22 states leader attributes are character, presence, and
intellect.
6. A leader who influences others by providing clear direction, resources, and
removing obstacles is demonstrating:
, A) Strategic leadership
B) Mission command philosophy
C) Authoritarian command
D) Transactional leadership
Rationale: Mission command emphasizes mutual trust, shared
understanding, and leader intent to empower subordinates.
7. According to the UCMJ, the maximum punishment for desertion in time of
war is:
A) Dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay
B) Reduction to E-1
C) Death or such other punishment as a court-martial may direct
D) 5 years confinement
Rationale: Article 85 (Desertion) provides for death penalty if the offense is
committed during war.
8. What article of the UCMJ criminalizes “conduct unbecoming an officer and
a gentleman”?
A) Article 88
B) Article 133
C) Article 134
D) Article 133 (also Article 134 for enlisted)
Rationale: Article 133 specifically applies to commissioned officers, cadets,
and midshipmen.
9. The “Be, Know, Do” model of Army leadership emphasizes:
A) Tactical skills only
B) Character, competence, and action
C) Physical fitness and discipline
