F108B Cumulative Blackboard Exam | Questions and Answers | 100%
Correct - Command and General Staff College.
1. Provide an example of Congress exercising its authority to organize the military.
Congress authorizes and funds the structure of the armed forces, such as establishing Army
end strength and approving force structure through legislation.
2. Which line of authority is used to accomplish the Title 10 requirements for the Secretary of
the Army?
Secretary of Defense → Secretary of the Army
3. Force Management ________________________.
Integrates force development, force integration, and force structure to build and sustain the
Army.
4. Congress directs the Department of the Army (DA) to accomplish certain tasks through
___________.
Title 10, U.S. Code
5. By law, HQDA is limited in size. What organizations does it use to accomplish its Title 10
missions?
Army Commands (ACOMs), Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs), and Direct
Reporting Units (DRUs)
6. Who is responsible for each strategic document?
National Security Strategy (NSS) - President; National Defense Strategy (NDS) - Secretary of
Defense
7. The Defense Acquisition System (DAS) applies to __________.
, All DoD acquisition programs
8. Which three methods does DAS use for materiel development?
Urgent capability acquisition, Middle Tier Acquisition (MTA), Major Capability Acquisition
9. Two principal organizations in Army acquisition are __________.
ASA(ALT) and Army Futures Command (AFC)
10. The Joint community uses __________ for urgent acquisition requirements.
Joint Urgent Operational Needs Statements (JUONS)
11. The __________ represents the total force the Army intends to resource.
POM Force
12. After TAA, capabilities developers execute the __________.
Command Plan
13. Differentiate a TOE and MTOE.
TOE: Doctrinal requirement; MTOE: Resourced authorization
14. What forum determines the best affordable force within end strength limits?
Total Army Analysis (TAA)
15. JCIDS ultimately classifies solutions into two categories:
Materiel and Non-materiel
, 16. Current Army Operating Concept:
Multi-Domain Operations (MDO)
17. At the end of JCIDS, developers have __________.
An approved solution approach.
18. A __________ describes how the joint force will fight in the future.
Concept
19. Matching: Needs Analysis → Identifies the problem; Gap Analysis → Identifies unmet
requirements; Solutions Analysis → Proposes DOTMLPF-P solutions; CBA → Encompasses all
three analyses
Correct Mapping as stated.
20. Who manages JROC and AROC?
JROC: Vice Chairman, Joint Chiefs; AROC: Vice Chief of Staff of the Army
21. Who establishes priorities for Army force integration?
Chief of Staff of the Army (CSA)
22. Why can’t the Army fully man MTOEs?
Distribution constraints and readiness priorities.
23. Example of early force integration consideration:
Force Integration Functional Analyses (FIFAs)
24. Framework used to assess FDUs:
Correct - Command and General Staff College.
1. Provide an example of Congress exercising its authority to organize the military.
Congress authorizes and funds the structure of the armed forces, such as establishing Army
end strength and approving force structure through legislation.
2. Which line of authority is used to accomplish the Title 10 requirements for the Secretary of
the Army?
Secretary of Defense → Secretary of the Army
3. Force Management ________________________.
Integrates force development, force integration, and force structure to build and sustain the
Army.
4. Congress directs the Department of the Army (DA) to accomplish certain tasks through
___________.
Title 10, U.S. Code
5. By law, HQDA is limited in size. What organizations does it use to accomplish its Title 10
missions?
Army Commands (ACOMs), Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs), and Direct
Reporting Units (DRUs)
6. Who is responsible for each strategic document?
National Security Strategy (NSS) - President; National Defense Strategy (NDS) - Secretary of
Defense
7. The Defense Acquisition System (DAS) applies to __________.
, All DoD acquisition programs
8. Which three methods does DAS use for materiel development?
Urgent capability acquisition, Middle Tier Acquisition (MTA), Major Capability Acquisition
9. Two principal organizations in Army acquisition are __________.
ASA(ALT) and Army Futures Command (AFC)
10. The Joint community uses __________ for urgent acquisition requirements.
Joint Urgent Operational Needs Statements (JUONS)
11. The __________ represents the total force the Army intends to resource.
POM Force
12. After TAA, capabilities developers execute the __________.
Command Plan
13. Differentiate a TOE and MTOE.
TOE: Doctrinal requirement; MTOE: Resourced authorization
14. What forum determines the best affordable force within end strength limits?
Total Army Analysis (TAA)
15. JCIDS ultimately classifies solutions into two categories:
Materiel and Non-materiel
, 16. Current Army Operating Concept:
Multi-Domain Operations (MDO)
17. At the end of JCIDS, developers have __________.
An approved solution approach.
18. A __________ describes how the joint force will fight in the future.
Concept
19. Matching: Needs Analysis → Identifies the problem; Gap Analysis → Identifies unmet
requirements; Solutions Analysis → Proposes DOTMLPF-P solutions; CBA → Encompasses all
three analyses
Correct Mapping as stated.
20. Who manages JROC and AROC?
JROC: Vice Chairman, Joint Chiefs; AROC: Vice Chief of Staff of the Army
21. Who establishes priorities for Army force integration?
Chief of Staff of the Army (CSA)
22. Why can’t the Army fully man MTOEs?
Distribution constraints and readiness priorities.
23. Example of early force integration consideration:
Force Integration Functional Analyses (FIFAs)
24. Framework used to assess FDUs:
