Army Officer Candidate School Study Guide 100% Correct

Army Officer Candidate School Study Guide 100% Correct OCS Honor Code An Officer Candidate will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate those who do. General Orders 1 I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved. General Orders 2 I will obey my special orders and perform all my duties in a military manner. General Orders 3 I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies and anything not covered in my instructions to the Commander of the Relief. Army Values Loyalty Army Values Duty Army Values Respect Army Values Selfless Service Army Values Honor Army Values Integrity Army Values Personal Courage The Troop Leading Procedures #1 Received the Mission The Troop Leading Procedures #2 Issue the Warning Order The Troop Leading Procedures #3 Make a Tentative Plan The Troop Leading Procedures #4 Initiate Necessary Troop Movement The Troop Leading Procedures #5 Conduct Reconnaissance The Troop Leading Procedures #6 Complete the Plan The Troop Leading Procedures #7 Issue the Complete Order The Troop Leading Procedures #8 Supervise Estimate of the Situation #1 Detailed Mission Analysis Estimate of the Situation #2 Situation and Courses of Action Estimate of the Situation #3 Analyze Courses of Action Estimate of the Situation #4 Compare Courses of Action Estimate of the Situation #5 Decision Salute- "S" Size Salute- "A" Activity Salute- "L" Location Salute- "U" Uniform Salute- "T Time Salute- "E" Equipment Task Organization #1 Situation Task Organization #2 Mission Task Organization #3 Execution Task Organization #4 Service Support (Sustainment) Task Organization #5 Command and Signal (Command and Control) Transmissions of a Call for Fire- First Observer Identification and Warning Order Transmission of a Call for Fire- Second Target Location Transmission of a Call for Fire- Third Target Description, Method of Engagement of Fire and Control Terrain Analysis OACOK - "O" Obstacles Terrain Analysis OACOK- "A" Avenues of Approach Terrain Analysis OACOK- "C" Cover and Concealment Terrain Analysis OACOK- "O" Observation and Fields of Fire Terrain Analysis OACOK- "K" Key Terrain 9-Line Medevac Request - Line 1 Location of Pickup Site 9-Line Medevac Request - Line 2 Frequency and Call Sign at Pickup Site 9-Line Medevac Request - Line 3 Number of Patients by Precedence (Urgent, Priority, Routine, Convenience) 9-Lie Medevac Request - Line 4 Special Equipment Required 9-Line Medevac Request - Line 5 Number of Patients by Type (# Litter and #Ambulatory) 9-Line Medevac Request - Line 6 Type of Wound, Injury, Illness 9-Line Medevac Request - Line 7 Method of Marking Pickup Site 9-Line Medevac Request - Line 8 Patient Nationality and Status 9-Line Medevac Request - Line 9 Landing Zone Description METT-TC "M" Mission METT-TC "E" Enemy METT-TC "T" Troop METT-TC "T" Terrain METT-TC "T" Time Available METT-TC "C" Civilian Considerations