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AMEDD CCC Mid-Term Exam Study Material - Real Exam Solutions 5 essential characteristics of Army Profession - answer - - Honorable service - military expertise - trust - stewardship of the profession - espirit de corps Principles of Mission Command - answer - - build cohesive teams through mutual trust - create shared understanding - provide clear commander's intent - Exercise disciplined initiative - use mission orders - accept prudent risk what ADRP deals wtih mission command - answer - ADRP 6-0 what is mission command based on (3) - answer - - mutual trust - shared understanding - mission orders goal (or standard) for Army units, specifically, units at a high state of readiness - answer - - readiness - cohesion - trust/respect - safety - equality (EO & Sharp play into this organizational inspection program) Who has the responsibility of inspections? What regulation governs inspections? - answer - - Command responsibility - AR 1-201 Army Inspection Policy Inspections must be (5) - answer - - purposeful - coordinated - focused on feedback - instructrive - follow up Elements of inspection - answer - - measure performance against a standard - determine magnitude of teh problem - seek root cause of prob - determine a solution - assign responsibility to appropriate individual or agency the right of all persons to participate in and benefit from programs and activities (e.g. career, employment, educational, social, etc.) for which they are qualified. - answer - Equal opportunity Fair treatment is equal treatment based on (3) - answer - - merit: Earned the reward - fitness: competent or worth - capability: can accomplish mission EO initiatives - answer - - soldier 2020 (gender integration) - treatment of person (hazing/bully) - online conduct - social media considerations - traditions and consent what helps a unit build trust internally - answer - - character - competence - committment dedication and adherence to the Army Ethic, including Army Values, as consistently and faithfully demonstrated in decisions and actions. It is related to the distinctive role of being an honorable servant. - answer - character demonstrated ability to successfully perform duty with discipline and to standard. It is related to the distinctive role of being an Army expert. - answer - competence resolve to contribute honorable service to the Nation and accomplish the mission despite adversity, obstacles, and challenges. It is related to the distinctive role of being a steward of the Profession. - answer - commitment what is definition of trust - answer - Trust is the assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, and truth of someone or something." It is the essence of being an effective Soldier. Trust is the core intangible needed by the Army inside and outside the profession ADP 1 Army leadership ADRP - answer - ADRP 1 *Why does the Army use programs? What is AR that governs Army programs? - answer - - Ensure that standards are understood & enforced, at both the individual & organizational levels, & to create a culture of trust, safety, and unit cohesion - AR 34-4 What are components of ARmy programs - answer - - clear descriptions of teh benefits - clear objectives - authoritative publication - plan for implementation - procedure for enforcement - clearly delineated responsibilities what is a commander's management tool to eliminate problem areas - answer - Organizational inspection program where are OIPs developed - answer - Bn level or higher Hazing - answer - Any conduct whereby a Servicemember or members regardless of service, rank, or position, and without proper authority, recklessly or intentionally causes a Service member to suffer or be exposed to any activity that is cruel, abusive, humiliating, oppressive, demeaning, or harmful Any conduct whereby a Service member or members, regardless of service, rank, or position, intends to exclude or reject another Servicemember through cruel, abusive, humiliating, oppr


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