F100 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Force Management (FM) - Answers - The Army's process for managing change, while
balancing needs (today and long-term) with resource constraints
What are the three business processes required by the Department of the Army to
manage change? - Answers - JCIDS (requirements/solutions development)
DAS (materiel development and acquisition)
PPBE (prioritization and resourcing of requirements)
What does Title 10 outline? - Answers - Department of the Army's congressionally
mandated responsibility for developing and supporting capabilities required by the
CCDRs for sustained land operations
Department of the Army executes its Title 10 mission through: - Answers - Headquarters
Department of the Army (HQDA)
Army Commands (ACOMs)
Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs)
Direct Reporting Units (DRUs)
Field Operating Agencies (FOAs)
The Army Strategic Planning System (ASPS) - Answers - Integrates, prioritizes, and
directs execution of DA's Title 10 responsibilities
What builds the Army Strategic Planning System? - Answers - NSS
NDS
NMS
CCDR specific requirements
HQDA DOES / DOES NOT command Army units in combat - Answers - DOES NOT
TRUE/FALSE: ASCCs are heavily engaged in Title 10 management of units working for
a combatant command? - Answers - TRUE
TRUE/FALSE: ASCCs can further delegate ADCON to the senior Army HQ operating in
a particular area? - Answers - TRUE
TRUE/FALSE: ADCON is a command relationship? - Answers - FALSE
Force Management uses many processes, including three critical DOD decision support
systems. What are they: - Answers - JCIDS
DAS
PPBE
Title 10, Section 7013 lists 12 functions SECARMY must perform. Name four of them: -
Answers - Recruiting; Organizing; Supplying; Training; Servicing; Mobilizing;
, Demobilizing; Maintaining; Equipping; Administering; Construction, outfitting, and repair
of military equipment; Construction, maintenance and repair of buildings, structures and
utilities, and the acquisition of real property
Name one power Congress has over DOD - Answers - Organization
Funding
Oversight
What relationship does the Army retain over Army units assigned or allocated to a
Combatant Commander? - Answers - ADCON
What is the four-part Army document that refines national strategy and combatant
command requirements into an executable plan? - Answers - The Army Strategic
Planning System (ASPS)
HQDA has four types of organizations that help them meet their Title 10 functions. What
are they? - Answers - Army Commands (ACOMs)
Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs)
Direct Reporting Units (DRUs)
Field Operating Agencies (FOAs)
What are the four parts of the Army Strategic Planning System? - Answers - Army
Strategy
Army Planning Guidance (APG)
Army Programming Guidance Memo (APGM)
Army Campaign Plan (ACP)
What is JCIDS? - Answers - Collaborative joint process used to identify, assess, and
prioritize military requirements (needs) using concepts and integrated approaches to
identify and prioritize current and future capabilities shortfalls (gaps) and the potential
capability solutions to support warfighting mission requirements
Who is the approval body for validating JCIDS requirements? - Answers - Joint
Requirements Oversight Council (JROC)
Capabilities Based Assessment (CBA) - Answers - JCIDS process used to identify and
define requirements (needs analysis); problems and risks (gaps analysis); and solutions
analysis across DOTMLPF-P domains
What construct is used in JCIDS to analyze and document solutions in order to consider
all options associated with developing, updating, or modifying a capability? This ensures
integrations across all domains when documenting both materiel (ICD/CDD) and non-
material (DCR) solutions. - Answers - DOTMLPF-P
Who leads the concept and capability development process for the Army Modernization
Enterprise? - Answers - Army Futures Command
Force Management (FM) - Answers - The Army's process for managing change, while
balancing needs (today and long-term) with resource constraints
What are the three business processes required by the Department of the Army to
manage change? - Answers - JCIDS (requirements/solutions development)
DAS (materiel development and acquisition)
PPBE (prioritization and resourcing of requirements)
What does Title 10 outline? - Answers - Department of the Army's congressionally
mandated responsibility for developing and supporting capabilities required by the
CCDRs for sustained land operations
Department of the Army executes its Title 10 mission through: - Answers - Headquarters
Department of the Army (HQDA)
Army Commands (ACOMs)
Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs)
Direct Reporting Units (DRUs)
Field Operating Agencies (FOAs)
The Army Strategic Planning System (ASPS) - Answers - Integrates, prioritizes, and
directs execution of DA's Title 10 responsibilities
What builds the Army Strategic Planning System? - Answers - NSS
NDS
NMS
CCDR specific requirements
HQDA DOES / DOES NOT command Army units in combat - Answers - DOES NOT
TRUE/FALSE: ASCCs are heavily engaged in Title 10 management of units working for
a combatant command? - Answers - TRUE
TRUE/FALSE: ASCCs can further delegate ADCON to the senior Army HQ operating in
a particular area? - Answers - TRUE
TRUE/FALSE: ADCON is a command relationship? - Answers - FALSE
Force Management uses many processes, including three critical DOD decision support
systems. What are they: - Answers - JCIDS
DAS
PPBE
Title 10, Section 7013 lists 12 functions SECARMY must perform. Name four of them: -
Answers - Recruiting; Organizing; Supplying; Training; Servicing; Mobilizing;
, Demobilizing; Maintaining; Equipping; Administering; Construction, outfitting, and repair
of military equipment; Construction, maintenance and repair of buildings, structures and
utilities, and the acquisition of real property
Name one power Congress has over DOD - Answers - Organization
Funding
Oversight
What relationship does the Army retain over Army units assigned or allocated to a
Combatant Commander? - Answers - ADCON
What is the four-part Army document that refines national strategy and combatant
command requirements into an executable plan? - Answers - The Army Strategic
Planning System (ASPS)
HQDA has four types of organizations that help them meet their Title 10 functions. What
are they? - Answers - Army Commands (ACOMs)
Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs)
Direct Reporting Units (DRUs)
Field Operating Agencies (FOAs)
What are the four parts of the Army Strategic Planning System? - Answers - Army
Strategy
Army Planning Guidance (APG)
Army Programming Guidance Memo (APGM)
Army Campaign Plan (ACP)
What is JCIDS? - Answers - Collaborative joint process used to identify, assess, and
prioritize military requirements (needs) using concepts and integrated approaches to
identify and prioritize current and future capabilities shortfalls (gaps) and the potential
capability solutions to support warfighting mission requirements
Who is the approval body for validating JCIDS requirements? - Answers - Joint
Requirements Oversight Council (JROC)
Capabilities Based Assessment (CBA) - Answers - JCIDS process used to identify and
define requirements (needs analysis); problems and risks (gaps analysis); and solutions
analysis across DOTMLPF-P domains
What construct is used in JCIDS to analyze and document solutions in order to consider
all options associated with developing, updating, or modifying a capability? This ensures
integrations across all domains when documenting both materiel (ICD/CDD) and non-
material (DCR) solutions. - Answers - DOTMLPF-P
Who leads the concept and capability development process for the Army Modernization
Enterprise? - Answers - Army Futures Command
