M100 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT
EXAMS SCRIPT UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Battle tasks - ✔✔echelons below company (platoons, squads, crews, teams, other
small units) collective tasks that are critical to the successful accomplishment of
prioritized company METs
✔✔Staff battle tasks - ✔✔collective tasks for battalion and higher staffs that are
selected and prioritized based on the unit's MET priorities
✔✔Individual tasks - ✔✔identified and prioritized by NCOs to support prioritized
collective training
✔✔Leader tasks - ✔✔selected and prioritized in focused leader development activities
nested with the echelon's prioritized METs or battle tasks
✔✔Principles of Training - ✔✔1. Commanders are the primary trainers
2. Noncommissioned officers train individuals, crews, and small
teams; advise commanders on all aspects of training
3. Train using multi-echelon techniques to maximize time and
resource efficiency
4. Train as a combined arms team
,5. Train to standard using appropriate doctrine
6. Train as you fight
7. Sustain levels of training proficiency over time
8. Train to maintain
9. Fight to train
✔✔CATS (Combined Arms Training Strategies) - ✔✔Task based-event driven
strategies that help identify and sequence training events to build unit training plans
✔✔Digital Training Management System (DTMS) - ✔✔Army's system of record for
capturing training planned and completed - from unit level to individual Soldier
Provides leaders with an end-to-end view of current unit training status - at all echelons
Entry point for the CATS planning tool - the ability to develop, record and modify training
strategies
✔✔RSOI stands for - ✔✔• Reception
• Staging
• Onward movement
• Integration
✔✔Force Packaging - ✔✔Package the force in increments that produce desired/rapid
building of combat power in theater against the anticipated threat.
Develop a means of articulating force packages in terms of capability, equipment, and
strategic lift requirements.
✔✔To properly package a force - ✔✔must understand:
• The incremental capabilities that are required
• The JRSOI support that I can expect in theater
• The physical capabilities and limitations of the strategic lift assets
• The accuracy of our division's organizational equipment lists (OEL) and unit
deployment list (UDL)
✔✔Deployment Planning - ✔✔• Analyze the mission.
• Structure forces.
• Refine deployment date.
• Prepare the force.
• Schedule the movement.
✔✔Pre-Deployment Activities - ✔✔Performsoldierreadinessprocessing(SRP)
Order containers
Order bracing, blocking, and packing material (BBPM)
Split the property book
, Conduct pre-deployment training
Fill vehicles to three-quartersfull
update the unit's deployment list (UDL)
Contracting
Document HAZMAT
✔✔Supporting Organizations at the Port - ✔✔SDDC Transportation Terminal
Brigade/Battalion
PORT SUPPORT ACTIVITY
UNIT LNOs
MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND
USCG
PORT AUTHORITIES
SUPERCARGOES
STEVEDORES
PORT SECURITY SUPPORT
✔✔Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, and Integration (RSOI) - ✔✔Delivers
combat power to the joint force commander (JFC).
Seizing the initiative demands expeditious processing of personnel and equipment.
Facilities must be available on or near the PODs for personnel reception and equipment
staging and preparation (to include refueling).
One of the essential requirements at the aerial port of debarkation (APOD) is adequate
parking and operational areas to sustain the required number of aircraft to meet the
throughput requirements.
Effective RSOI matches personnel with their equipment, minimizes staging and
sustainment requirements while transiting the PODs, and begins onward movement as
quickly as possible.
A plan to accomplish integration and maintain combat readiness must be understood,
trained, and ready to implement upon arrival.
✔✔Field Army - ✔✔Principal Roles
ARFOR
(Combined) JFLCC HQ (LSCO)
JTF HQ for crisis response & limited contingency operations with augmentation)
Principal Functions
Army HQ assigned to a subordinate unified command (e.g., United States Forces
Korea).
Executes competition against a near- peer.
Employs multiple corps in LSCO
Relieves operational burden on theater armies.
EXAMS SCRIPT UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Battle tasks - ✔✔echelons below company (platoons, squads, crews, teams, other
small units) collective tasks that are critical to the successful accomplishment of
prioritized company METs
✔✔Staff battle tasks - ✔✔collective tasks for battalion and higher staffs that are
selected and prioritized based on the unit's MET priorities
✔✔Individual tasks - ✔✔identified and prioritized by NCOs to support prioritized
collective training
✔✔Leader tasks - ✔✔selected and prioritized in focused leader development activities
nested with the echelon's prioritized METs or battle tasks
✔✔Principles of Training - ✔✔1. Commanders are the primary trainers
2. Noncommissioned officers train individuals, crews, and small
teams; advise commanders on all aspects of training
3. Train using multi-echelon techniques to maximize time and
resource efficiency
4. Train as a combined arms team
,5. Train to standard using appropriate doctrine
6. Train as you fight
7. Sustain levels of training proficiency over time
8. Train to maintain
9. Fight to train
✔✔CATS (Combined Arms Training Strategies) - ✔✔Task based-event driven
strategies that help identify and sequence training events to build unit training plans
✔✔Digital Training Management System (DTMS) - ✔✔Army's system of record for
capturing training planned and completed - from unit level to individual Soldier
Provides leaders with an end-to-end view of current unit training status - at all echelons
Entry point for the CATS planning tool - the ability to develop, record and modify training
strategies
✔✔RSOI stands for - ✔✔• Reception
• Staging
• Onward movement
• Integration
✔✔Force Packaging - ✔✔Package the force in increments that produce desired/rapid
building of combat power in theater against the anticipated threat.
Develop a means of articulating force packages in terms of capability, equipment, and
strategic lift requirements.
✔✔To properly package a force - ✔✔must understand:
• The incremental capabilities that are required
• The JRSOI support that I can expect in theater
• The physical capabilities and limitations of the strategic lift assets
• The accuracy of our division's organizational equipment lists (OEL) and unit
deployment list (UDL)
✔✔Deployment Planning - ✔✔• Analyze the mission.
• Structure forces.
• Refine deployment date.
• Prepare the force.
• Schedule the movement.
✔✔Pre-Deployment Activities - ✔✔Performsoldierreadinessprocessing(SRP)
Order containers
Order bracing, blocking, and packing material (BBPM)
Split the property book
, Conduct pre-deployment training
Fill vehicles to three-quartersfull
update the unit's deployment list (UDL)
Contracting
Document HAZMAT
✔✔Supporting Organizations at the Port - ✔✔SDDC Transportation Terminal
Brigade/Battalion
PORT SUPPORT ACTIVITY
UNIT LNOs
MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND
USCG
PORT AUTHORITIES
SUPERCARGOES
STEVEDORES
PORT SECURITY SUPPORT
✔✔Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, and Integration (RSOI) - ✔✔Delivers
combat power to the joint force commander (JFC).
Seizing the initiative demands expeditious processing of personnel and equipment.
Facilities must be available on or near the PODs for personnel reception and equipment
staging and preparation (to include refueling).
One of the essential requirements at the aerial port of debarkation (APOD) is adequate
parking and operational areas to sustain the required number of aircraft to meet the
throughput requirements.
Effective RSOI matches personnel with their equipment, minimizes staging and
sustainment requirements while transiting the PODs, and begins onward movement as
quickly as possible.
A plan to accomplish integration and maintain combat readiness must be understood,
trained, and ready to implement upon arrival.
✔✔Field Army - ✔✔Principal Roles
ARFOR
(Combined) JFLCC HQ (LSCO)
JTF HQ for crisis response & limited contingency operations with augmentation)
Principal Functions
Army HQ assigned to a subordinate unified command (e.g., United States Forces
Korea).
Executes competition against a near- peer.
Employs multiple corps in LSCO
Relieves operational burden on theater armies.
