SNCOA DL Course Test Questions with Correct Answers Fully Solved
POA - Answers Profession of Arms
As a member of the American POA, you swore to support and defend the _______________ of the
United States - Answers Constitution
the American POA is distinguished from the others due to three characteristics: - Answers service
orientation, distinct sub-culture, and body of theory/specialized knowledge.
A service orientation - Answers is essential for an occupation to be categorized as a profession. It's
widely accepted that the individuals who make up a profession should not be in it solely for their own
material benefit, but that they view themselves as having at least some sense of duty towards the issues
of the society in which they live i.e., health care, education and counseling
Distinct Sub Culture - Answers The American POA is distinguished by the professionalism of its offcers
and noncommissioned offcers. They're given considerable authority early in their careers, are expected
to exercise initiative to identify and resolve unforeseen circumstances, and are developed through a
series of schools that equips them for greater responsibilities as they are promoted. Members of the
profession certify and credential individual professionals at appropriate levels of competence. The levels
of certification and experience
often reflect progression within the profession. This combination of professional development and
experience in making decisions within general guidelines rather than rigid rules develops flexible and
self-aware leaders.
Body of Theory/Specialized Knowledge - Answers This charteristic is more than simply having the
technical training and skill to do a given job. Professional competence is critical to a profession because
the service provided by professions could have beneficial or devastating effects on the population it
serves.
The Dimensions of POA - Answers physical, intellectual, and moral.
The foundation of Professional Military Education - Answers The physical, intellectual, and moral
dimensions form the foundation of the POA and are the basis of professional military education and
leader development
Physical dimension of the POA - Answers The POA is physical because warfare is a physical 'business".
The Air Force helps to ensure our service is ready to operate in demanding situations via The Air Force
Fitness Program. The program's goal is to motivate Airmen to participate in a year-round physical
conditioning program that emphasizes total fitness (aerobic conditioning, strength and flexibility
training) and healthy eating.
The cultural aspects of the POA - Answers ...internal and external. .
, The internal aspect of the Intellectual Dimension - Answers The internal aspect pertains to knowledge of
the military's values-based culture
The external aspect of the Intellectual Dimension - Answers The external aspect pertains to the need to
adapt to varying environments with different cultural and political values. Military professionals must be
culturally aware; sensitive to differences and the implications those differences have on the operational
environment.
Moral Dimension - Answers The authority to wield force carries a moral responsibility of the greatest
magnitude. Guided by the moral and ethical tenets of the Constitution and Declaration of
Independence. The Law of Armed Conflict, Uniform Code of Military Justice, and Code of Conduct give
structure to its moral standards. Allow us to conduct missions with people of different cultures.
Air Force Core Values - Answers Integrity First, Service before Self, Excellence in all we do.
The virtues of integrity - Answers Honesty, Courage, Accountability
The virtues of Service Before Self - Answers Duty, Loyalty, Respect
The virtues of excellence in all we do - Answers Mission, Discipline, Teamwork
For the Enlisted Force, Airmanship centers on two critical documents - Answers AFI 36-2618 The Enlisted
Force Structure (brown book) and Air Force Core Values (blue book)
The 3 qualities used to measure your level of professionalism - Answers Professional Methods,
Professional Character, Professional Standards
Professional Methods - Answers Involves the actual application of professional knowledge and theory to
any given situation
Professional Character - Answers Involves the combination of emotional, moral and intellectual qualities
and behaviors exhibited at all times by all members of the profession. Exhibiting Airmanship.
Professional Standards - Answers The yardstick a professional uses to measure the performance and
behavior of it's members.
DDR - Answers Direction, Discipline, Recognition
Total Force Fitness - Answers The state in which the individual, family, and organization sustain optimal
well-being and performance under all conditions.
TFF Framework - Answers Family, Organization, Environment surrounding mind and body
Resilience - Answers The ability to withstand recover and/or grow in the face of stressors and changing
demands.
Well Being - Answers The state of being happy, healthy, or prosperous
POA - Answers Profession of Arms
As a member of the American POA, you swore to support and defend the _______________ of the
United States - Answers Constitution
the American POA is distinguished from the others due to three characteristics: - Answers service
orientation, distinct sub-culture, and body of theory/specialized knowledge.
A service orientation - Answers is essential for an occupation to be categorized as a profession. It's
widely accepted that the individuals who make up a profession should not be in it solely for their own
material benefit, but that they view themselves as having at least some sense of duty towards the issues
of the society in which they live i.e., health care, education and counseling
Distinct Sub Culture - Answers The American POA is distinguished by the professionalism of its offcers
and noncommissioned offcers. They're given considerable authority early in their careers, are expected
to exercise initiative to identify and resolve unforeseen circumstances, and are developed through a
series of schools that equips them for greater responsibilities as they are promoted. Members of the
profession certify and credential individual professionals at appropriate levels of competence. The levels
of certification and experience
often reflect progression within the profession. This combination of professional development and
experience in making decisions within general guidelines rather than rigid rules develops flexible and
self-aware leaders.
Body of Theory/Specialized Knowledge - Answers This charteristic is more than simply having the
technical training and skill to do a given job. Professional competence is critical to a profession because
the service provided by professions could have beneficial or devastating effects on the population it
serves.
The Dimensions of POA - Answers physical, intellectual, and moral.
The foundation of Professional Military Education - Answers The physical, intellectual, and moral
dimensions form the foundation of the POA and are the basis of professional military education and
leader development
Physical dimension of the POA - Answers The POA is physical because warfare is a physical 'business".
The Air Force helps to ensure our service is ready to operate in demanding situations via The Air Force
Fitness Program. The program's goal is to motivate Airmen to participate in a year-round physical
conditioning program that emphasizes total fitness (aerobic conditioning, strength and flexibility
training) and healthy eating.
The cultural aspects of the POA - Answers ...internal and external. .
, The internal aspect of the Intellectual Dimension - Answers The internal aspect pertains to knowledge of
the military's values-based culture
The external aspect of the Intellectual Dimension - Answers The external aspect pertains to the need to
adapt to varying environments with different cultural and political values. Military professionals must be
culturally aware; sensitive to differences and the implications those differences have on the operational
environment.
Moral Dimension - Answers The authority to wield force carries a moral responsibility of the greatest
magnitude. Guided by the moral and ethical tenets of the Constitution and Declaration of
Independence. The Law of Armed Conflict, Uniform Code of Military Justice, and Code of Conduct give
structure to its moral standards. Allow us to conduct missions with people of different cultures.
Air Force Core Values - Answers Integrity First, Service before Self, Excellence in all we do.
The virtues of integrity - Answers Honesty, Courage, Accountability
The virtues of Service Before Self - Answers Duty, Loyalty, Respect
The virtues of excellence in all we do - Answers Mission, Discipline, Teamwork
For the Enlisted Force, Airmanship centers on two critical documents - Answers AFI 36-2618 The Enlisted
Force Structure (brown book) and Air Force Core Values (blue book)
The 3 qualities used to measure your level of professionalism - Answers Professional Methods,
Professional Character, Professional Standards
Professional Methods - Answers Involves the actual application of professional knowledge and theory to
any given situation
Professional Character - Answers Involves the combination of emotional, moral and intellectual qualities
and behaviors exhibited at all times by all members of the profession. Exhibiting Airmanship.
Professional Standards - Answers The yardstick a professional uses to measure the performance and
behavior of it's members.
DDR - Answers Direction, Discipline, Recognition
Total Force Fitness - Answers The state in which the individual, family, and organization sustain optimal
well-being and performance under all conditions.
TFF Framework - Answers Family, Organization, Environment surrounding mind and body
Resilience - Answers The ability to withstand recover and/or grow in the face of stressors and changing
demands.
Well Being - Answers The state of being happy, healthy, or prosperous
