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1. Question Answer
2. What are the four Fundamnetals of Writ- Substance, Style, Organization, Correct-
ing? ness
3. What are the four types of briefs? Information, Decision, Mission, Staff
4. What are the four briefing steps? Plan, Prepare, Execute, Assess
5. What is the role of doctrine? doctrine is dynamic and changing and
is based on lessons learned, training,
changes in force structure, changes in tech,
and social values
6. What are doctrine contributors? provide coherent vision of warfare, en-
hance operational effectiveness, provide a
common frame of reference and cultural
perspective, provide a common language,
state and foster desirable traits in leaders
and soldiers, MISSION EFFECTIVENESS
7. WHat are the elements of information? principles, tactics, techniques, terms, sym-
bols
8. What are the types of doctrine? joint, multinational, multiservice, service
9. What is an Army Doctrine Publication? detailed info on FUNDAMENTALS; conatins
the fundamental principles by which forces
or elements guide their actions in support
of national objectives
10. What is a Field Manual? tactics and procedures; describes how the
army executes tasks described in ADPs
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11. What is an Army Techniques Publication? techniques; nonperscriptive ways or meth-
ods used to perform missions, functions, or
tasks
12. What are the core leader attributes? character, presence, intellect
13. What are the Army Values? loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, hon-
or, integrity, personal courage
14. What are the keys to getting results? direction, guidance and priorities; adapt to
changes; manage resources; monitor unit
performance
15. What are the 7 steps of the Military Prob- Step 1: Gather Information and knowl-
lem Solving Process edge, Step 2: Indentify the Problem, Step
3: Develop Criteria, Step 4: Generate possi-
ble solutions, Step 5: Analyze possible solu-
tions, Step 6: Compare possible solutions,
Step 7: Make and implement the decision
16. What is screening criteria? Screening Criteria tells you what you can-
not do
17. What is evaluation criteria? Evaluation Criteria tells you what you
should do
18. What is critical thinking? analyzing a problem and breaking it down
into parts
19. What is creative thinking? finding innovative ways to solve a problem
and thinking outside the box
20. What are the chacteristics of critical think- helps identify the problem, gets different
ing? perpectives, a process
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21. What are the characteristics of Creative driven by curiosity, new approaches to a
Thinking? problem, helpful to the process, combine
old ideas in new ways
22. What are the Characteristics of the Army Honorable Service, Military Expertise,
Profession? TRUST, Stewardship of the Profession, Es-
prit de Corps
23. What is the Army Ethic? The Army Ethic is the set of enduring moral
principles, values, beliefs, and laws that
guide the Army profession and create the
culture of trust essential to Army profes-
sionals in the conduct of missions, perfor-
mance of duty, and all aspects of life
24. What are the two foundations of the Army Legal and Moral Foundation
Ethic?
25. What makes up the Legal Foundation of The Constitution, UCMJ, Executive Orders
the Army Ethic?
26. What makes up the Moral Foundation of Declaration of Independence, Just War Tra-
the Army Ethic? dition, Army Values
27. What are the 10 steps of the Ethical Deci- 1: Define the problem, Step 2: ID the goals,
sion-Making Framework? Step 3: List applicable laws or regulations,
Step 4: List the ethical values at stake, Step
5: Name all the stakeholders, Step 6: Gath-
er additional information, Step 7: State all
feasible solutions, Step 8: Eliminate uneth-
ical solutions, Step 9: Rank remaining so-
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lutions, Step 10: Commit to and implement
the best ethical solution
28. What is Moral Leadership? Moral Leadership is the process of influ-
encing people by providing moral pur-
pose, direction, or motivation to accom-
plish the mission and improve the organi-
zation consistent with the Army ethic.
29. What is Moral Courage? Moral Courage is the commitment to do
what is right despite risk, adversity, and
fear.
30. What are the three levels of leadership? Direct, Organizational, Strategic
31. What is Direct Leadership? Direct Leadership - face-to-face or first-line
leadership that generally occurs in organi-
zations where subordinates see their lead-
ers all the time such as teams, squads, sec-
tions, platoons, departments, companies,
batteries, and troops.
32. What is Organizational Leadership? Organizational Leadership - exercise lead-
ership through subordinate leaders re-
sponsible for leading the various organiza-
tions that make up the larger organization.
33. What is Strategic Leadership? Strategic Leadership - includes military and
civilian leaders at the major command
through DOD levels. These leaders allo-
cate resources, communicate strategic vi-
sion, and prepare their commands and the
Army itself for future missions.
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1. Question Answer
2. What are the four Fundamnetals of Writ- Substance, Style, Organization, Correct-
ing? ness
3. What are the four types of briefs? Information, Decision, Mission, Staff
4. What are the four briefing steps? Plan, Prepare, Execute, Assess
5. What is the role of doctrine? doctrine is dynamic and changing and
is based on lessons learned, training,
changes in force structure, changes in tech,
and social values
6. What are doctrine contributors? provide coherent vision of warfare, en-
hance operational effectiveness, provide a
common frame of reference and cultural
perspective, provide a common language,
state and foster desirable traits in leaders
and soldiers, MISSION EFFECTIVENESS
7. WHat are the elements of information? principles, tactics, techniques, terms, sym-
bols
8. What are the types of doctrine? joint, multinational, multiservice, service
9. What is an Army Doctrine Publication? detailed info on FUNDAMENTALS; conatins
the fundamental principles by which forces
or elements guide their actions in support
of national objectives
10. What is a Field Manual? tactics and procedures; describes how the
army executes tasks described in ADPs
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11. What is an Army Techniques Publication? techniques; nonperscriptive ways or meth-
ods used to perform missions, functions, or
tasks
12. What are the core leader attributes? character, presence, intellect
13. What are the Army Values? loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, hon-
or, integrity, personal courage
14. What are the keys to getting results? direction, guidance and priorities; adapt to
changes; manage resources; monitor unit
performance
15. What are the 7 steps of the Military Prob- Step 1: Gather Information and knowl-
lem Solving Process edge, Step 2: Indentify the Problem, Step
3: Develop Criteria, Step 4: Generate possi-
ble solutions, Step 5: Analyze possible solu-
tions, Step 6: Compare possible solutions,
Step 7: Make and implement the decision
16. What is screening criteria? Screening Criteria tells you what you can-
not do
17. What is evaluation criteria? Evaluation Criteria tells you what you
should do
18. What is critical thinking? analyzing a problem and breaking it down
into parts
19. What is creative thinking? finding innovative ways to solve a problem
and thinking outside the box
20. What are the chacteristics of critical think- helps identify the problem, gets different
ing? perpectives, a process
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21. What are the characteristics of Creative driven by curiosity, new approaches to a
Thinking? problem, helpful to the process, combine
old ideas in new ways
22. What are the Characteristics of the Army Honorable Service, Military Expertise,
Profession? TRUST, Stewardship of the Profession, Es-
prit de Corps
23. What is the Army Ethic? The Army Ethic is the set of enduring moral
principles, values, beliefs, and laws that
guide the Army profession and create the
culture of trust essential to Army profes-
sionals in the conduct of missions, perfor-
mance of duty, and all aspects of life
24. What are the two foundations of the Army Legal and Moral Foundation
Ethic?
25. What makes up the Legal Foundation of The Constitution, UCMJ, Executive Orders
the Army Ethic?
26. What makes up the Moral Foundation of Declaration of Independence, Just War Tra-
the Army Ethic? dition, Army Values
27. What are the 10 steps of the Ethical Deci- 1: Define the problem, Step 2: ID the goals,
sion-Making Framework? Step 3: List applicable laws or regulations,
Step 4: List the ethical values at stake, Step
5: Name all the stakeholders, Step 6: Gath-
er additional information, Step 7: State all
feasible solutions, Step 8: Eliminate uneth-
ical solutions, Step 9: Rank remaining so-
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lutions, Step 10: Commit to and implement
the best ethical solution
28. What is Moral Leadership? Moral Leadership is the process of influ-
encing people by providing moral pur-
pose, direction, or motivation to accom-
plish the mission and improve the organi-
zation consistent with the Army ethic.
29. What is Moral Courage? Moral Courage is the commitment to do
what is right despite risk, adversity, and
fear.
30. What are the three levels of leadership? Direct, Organizational, Strategic
31. What is Direct Leadership? Direct Leadership - face-to-face or first-line
leadership that generally occurs in organi-
zations where subordinates see their lead-
ers all the time such as teams, squads, sec-
tions, platoons, departments, companies,
batteries, and troops.
32. What is Organizational Leadership? Organizational Leadership - exercise lead-
ership through subordinate leaders re-
sponsible for leading the various organiza-
tions that make up the larger organization.
33. What is Strategic Leadership? Strategic Leadership - includes military and
civilian leaders at the major command
through DOD levels. These leaders allo-
cate resources, communicate strategic vi-
sion, and prepare their commands and the
Army itself for future missions.
