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Chp 1- When did NCO History Begin? - answers14 June 1775 American NCO is a blend of what Armies? - answersFrench, British, and Prussian Who standardized NCO duties? How? - answersInspector General Fredich Von Steuben wrote "Regulations for the Order and Discipline of the Troops of the US" aka The Blue Book Early on what did the Enlisted Ranks consist of? - answersCorporals, Sergeants, 1SG, Quartermaster Sergeants, Sergeant Major How were NCO's promoted in WWII? - answersBy the Regimental Commander When did the War Department officially recognize the NCO Chevrons? - answers1821 What year did the chevron insignia have a direction change? - answers1902 What was written to formalize training of NCO's? When? - answers"The Abstracts of Infantry Tactics" 1829 How did the definition of war transform during the civil war? - answersWar is conceptual and embodies 3 different aspects to include: Military, Economics, and Political means What AR covers guidelines for NCOES? - answersAR 350-90 What year was the first SMA inducted? Who? - answersFormer SMA William Wooldridge in 1966 Army Command Policy is covered in what AR? - answersAR 600-20 Define Leadership - answersinfluencing others by providing purpose, direction, and motivation. What is BE, KNOW, DO? - answers"Be, know, do" is a conceptual notion that refers to the attributes of a leader's character and moral compass and that the leader has knowledge and skill to influence others with while doing things that are coherent with his/her values to accomplish the mission. Duty is a legal and moral obligation. What are the 3 types of duties? - answersSpecified, Directed, and Implied What is a specified duty? - answersDuties that are specific to rank or position. I.e.,AR 600-20 states that NCOs' duties include the maintaining of soldiers cleanliness and personal appearance or daily quarters inspection. What is a directed duty? - answersDuties that are given orally or written. I.e., CQ What is an implied duty? - answersThey improve the quality of the job. I.e., In ranks inspection. Responsibility is being accountable for what you did or didn't do. What are 2 types of responsibility? - answersCommand Responsibility and Individual Responsibility. What is Command Responsibility? - answersCR refers to the collective accomplishments of a unit; it reflects the overall performance of the unit. What is Individual Responsibility? - answersIR refers to the actions of each individuals; furthermore, how each individual is responsible for his/her actions and how they affect the team and the force. Military related authority originates in congress. What is Authority? - answersAuthority is the right to direct soldiers to do certain things. "legitimate power" What are the 3 types of Authority? - answersCommand Authority, Delegated Authority, and General Military Authority What is Command Authority? - answersCommand Authority is authority by virtue of rank or assignment. E.g., interim 1SG who ranks SFC What is Delegated Authority? - answersDelegated Authority enhances organizational endeavors. E.g., Co. CMDR -- NCO What is General Military Authority? - answersGMA is the taking appropriate actions in the absence of orders. (on or off duty) E.g., I'm off duty and notice a solider in uniform walking and talking on his mobile. I should do an on-the-spot correction as it is my duty and authority [GMA]. What are 2 types of Inspections? - answersIn-ranks and In-quaters What are PCCs / PCIs? - answersPre-combat checks and Pre-combat inspections 8 Troop Leading procedures? - answersReceive the mission, Issue the warno, initiate Movement, Make a tentative plan, do a leaders Recon, Issue OPORD, Supervise and Refine the plan What are the stages of Team Building? - answersFormation, Enrichment, and Sustainment. What happens in the Formation stage team building? - answersReality of the uncertainty of war and the adjustment of being away from family. What happens in the Enrichment stage of team building? - answersKnowing who is in charge, the building of trust through accepting the way things are done, and learning how to survive on the battlefield. What happens in the Sustainment stage of Team building? - answersBuild pride through extracurricular social activities, trust others and assist other team members.


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