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An Army Professional who applies military-technical and moral-ethical knowledge to their mission is demonstrating which characteristic of the Army profession? - ANS Military Expertise Attribute are characteristics internal to a leader. These affect how an individual behaves, thinks, and learns within certain conditions. Leader attributes are grouped into three core categories, they are: - ANS Character, presence, and intellect Formally or informally, regardless of position or rank, all Army members can find themselves in situations to lead and influence others. Which dynamic of leadership is this an example of? - ANS The Leader How is leader development defined in Army doctrine? - ANS Deliberate, continuous, sequential, and progressive process - founded in Army values - that grows Soldiers and Army Civilians into competent and confident leaders capable of decisive action Leaders must often resolve conflicts. One method is ______ a problem-solving process in which two or more parties discuss and seek to satisfy their interests on various issues through joint decisions. - ANS Negotiation What Army model covers the core attributes and competencies for leaders at all levels of leadership? - ANS Leadership requirements model Which domain allows individuals to pursue personal and professional development goals? - ANS Self-development domain Which method of influence are leaders using when they create enthusiasm for a request by arousing strong emotions in support of a decision they must make or have already made? - ANS Inspirational appeals ________ includes all activities that deter adversary military actions which threaten allies or partners and deny them the ability to achieve objectives counter to U.S. interests. - ANS Preventing conflict _______ is the process used by leaders to guide subordinates to improve performance and develop their potential. - ANS Counseling The Mission Command Warfighting Function includes several "Commander Tasks." which of the following is NOT a Commander Task? - ANS Coordinate indirect fires To which of the four Elements of Command is "Morale" specifically related? - ANS Responsibility Using proper channels is specifically related to which Element of Control? - ANS Communication Which principle of Mission Command is deliberate exposure to potential injury or loss when the commander judges the outcome in terms of mission accomplishment as worth the cost? - ANS Risk Acceptance Which of the following are the four pieces of the Command and Control System? - ANS People, Processes, Networks, Command Posts Which of the following is one of the six participants in the Unified Action? - ANS US Joint Forces What company within the Brigade Support Battalion is the primary supply and transportation hub for the Brigade Combat Team? - ANS Distribution Company Which Characteristic of the Defense is demonstrated by simultaneous application of combat power throughout an area of operations? - ANS Operations in Depth Which Characteristic of the Offense is demonstrated by massing effects in time and space at the decisive point? - ANS Concentration Which echelon organizations are central to the conduct of Large-Scale Ground Combat? - ANS Divisions and Corps Which of the ARSOF Core Capabilities is described as the another government, to free and protect its society from lawlessness, subversion, and terrorism? - ANS Foreign Internal Defense Which of the Army Stability Tasks centers on establishing competent host nation security forces? - ANS Conduct Security Cooperation Which of the following best describes the advantages of an SBCT? - ANS Operates in a wide range of terrain, offers armored protection, and has a speed of advance advantage Which of the following is an example of the Defense Support to Civil Authorities core task of provide support for domestic Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) incidents? - ANS Industrial Accidents Which of the following is one of the eight variables of the operational environment? - ANS Infrastructure Which of the following is one of the four Elements of Decisive Action? - ANS Defense Which of the following is one of the four Tenets of Unified Land Operations? - ANS Depth Which of the principles of Unified Land Operations requires synchronization and simultaneous applications of all elements of combat power? - ANS Combined Arms Which of the warfighting functions enables commanders to employ forces to achieve a position of advantage? - ANS Movement and Manuever Which of these statements is true about Consolidation of Gains? - ANS Are used to make temporary operational success enduring Fragmentary orders can be issued _______ and followed up in _______. - ANS Verbally, writing How does planning support commanders at any level? - ANS Plans help leaders understand situations and develop solutions to problems, task-organize the force and prioritize efforts, direct, coordinate, and synchronize action and anticipate events and adapt to changing circumstances Planners normally array ground forces how many levels down? - ANS Two The _________ is a decision-making and planning technique that commanders and staffs commonly use during execution when available planning time is limited - ANS Rapid Decision-making and Synchronization Process To ensure understanding, subordinate leaders brief their commander on the order they just received. What is this type of briefing called? - ANS Confirmation Briefing What does FASD-C stand for in reference to screening criteria? - ANS Feasible, acceptable, suitable, distinguishable, and complete What is the difference between direct support and general support? - ANS Direct support is typical to an organic unit or a unit in your organization What is the purpose of Step 4 (COA Analysis) of the MDMP? - ANS Identifies difficulties or coordination problems as well as probable consequences of planned actions and war-gaming the flow of the operation What is the role of a primary staff? - ANS Serves as the commander's principle assistants who advise, plan. and coordinate actions within their area of expertise or warfighting function Who develops the planning timeline, establishes deadlines, and establishes battle rhythm events? - ANS The chief of staff or executive officer A unit is executing which of the following when they are conducting activities performed prior to training to improve abilities to train effectively? - ANS Preparing for training A unit that trains as they intend to operate and replicates the complex and uncertain operational environments they may face in combat is adhering to which of the Army's principles of training? - ANS Train as you fight After Action Reviews, feedback from higher, personal experience, T&EOs, and personal observations are used by the commander for what purpose? - ANS Develop training assessment Using the T-Week calendar, which week does training occur? - ANS T-week During which step of the 8-Step training Model do commanders review the tasks trained, assess the unit's training level, and obtain Lessons Learned to improve future training events? - ANS Step 7 - Conduct and After-Action Review Once a unit is able to execute a collective task to standard which of the following can be done to make the training more difficult and challenging to build a more confident and capable unit within the allotted time? - ANS Change task conditions and leadership What is used at the company training meeting to drive the discussion between leaders for each planned training event and enable backwards planning for future events? - ANS T-Week Concepts Which of the following is used to identify performance steps and measures of collective tasks, and provides planners with resourcing guidance for developing events that train those individuals? - ANS Training and Evaluation Outlines Which of the following provides the criteria for determining the minimum acceptable proficiency of task performance under operating conditions? - ANS Training and Evaluation Outline Which type of After-Action Review is conducted at the training site, and allows for on-the-spot corrections that enable immediate improved performance? - ANS Informal


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