NCOY Training Units and Developing Leaders Questions
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What regulation covers Training ADP & ADRP 7-0
Units and Developing Leaders?
1. Train as you fight
2. Training is commander driven
3. Training is led by trained officers and NCO's
4. Train to standard
What are the principles of 5. Train using appropriate doctrine
training? 6. Training is protected
7. Training is resourced
8. Train to sustain
9. Train to maintain
10. Training is multiechelon and combined arms
T is trained
T- is trained (advanced task proficiency)
What are the proficiency
P is practiced (basic task)
ratings?
P- is marginally practiced
U is untrained
, -Identify specific individual, crew, and small-team tasks that
support the unit's collective missionessential tasks (METs).
-Plan, prepare, and execute training.
What is the role of NCO's for -Evaluate training and conduct after action reviews (AARs) to
training? provide feedback to the
commander on individual, crew, and small-team proficiency.
- Fulfill an important role by assisting in the professional
development of the officer corps.
Training is the instruction of personnel to increase their capacity
What is training? to perform specific military functions and associated individual
collective tasks.
What does METL stand for? Mission Essential Task List
Review what was supposed to happen
Go over what did happen
What are the 4 parts to an AAR?
Identify what went right/wrong
Develop a plan on how to do it better next time.
Operational
What are the 3 domains for
Institutional
training?
Self Development
What is the Operational The Operational domain consists of home station training, joint
Domain? training centers, and deployments.
What is the Institutional Focuses on educating soldiers and leaders in key knowledge,
Domain? skills, and attributes that are required in the Operational domain.
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Terms in this set (26)
What regulation covers Training ADP & ADRP 7-0
Units and Developing Leaders?
1. Train as you fight
2. Training is commander driven
3. Training is led by trained officers and NCO's
4. Train to standard
What are the principles of 5. Train using appropriate doctrine
training? 6. Training is protected
7. Training is resourced
8. Train to sustain
9. Train to maintain
10. Training is multiechelon and combined arms
T is trained
T- is trained (advanced task proficiency)
What are the proficiency
P is practiced (basic task)
ratings?
P- is marginally practiced
U is untrained
, -Identify specific individual, crew, and small-team tasks that
support the unit's collective missionessential tasks (METs).
-Plan, prepare, and execute training.
What is the role of NCO's for -Evaluate training and conduct after action reviews (AARs) to
training? provide feedback to the
commander on individual, crew, and small-team proficiency.
- Fulfill an important role by assisting in the professional
development of the officer corps.
Training is the instruction of personnel to increase their capacity
What is training? to perform specific military functions and associated individual
collective tasks.
What does METL stand for? Mission Essential Task List
Review what was supposed to happen
Go over what did happen
What are the 4 parts to an AAR?
Identify what went right/wrong
Develop a plan on how to do it better next time.
Operational
What are the 3 domains for
Institutional
training?
Self Development
What is the Operational The Operational domain consists of home station training, joint
Domain? training centers, and deployments.
What is the Institutional Focuses on educating soldiers and leaders in key knowledge,
Domain? skills, and attributes that are required in the Operational domain.
