FA CCC Final Exam questions and answers well illustrated.

FA CCC Final Exam questions and answers well illustrated. What types of responsibility exist regarding army property? - correct answers.Command custodial supervisory direct personal What are the Leader development programs? - correct answers.Operational, institutional, self development What are unit commander's options for disposition of offenses? - correct answers.No action/dismissal, Non punitive adverse administrative actions, Non judicial punishment, Judicial action Supposition of the current situation or presupposition of the future courses of events: - correct answers.Assumption This is found throughout organizations not based on any particular rank or position in the organizational hierarchy. (type of leadership) - correct answers.Informal leadership What steps enable you to identify difficulties and probable consequences of planned actions during MDMP? - correct answers.COA Analysis (Wargaming) This document is the army's source for conditions and standards of collective tasks. - correct answers.Training and evaluation outlines This WFF is the related tasks that enable commanders to synchronize and converge all elements of combat power. - correct answers.Command and control ____ is the willing dedication or allegiance to a cause or doing something because you believe it is the right thing to do and it is best for the organization. - correct answers.Commitment 7 principles of Mission Command: - correct answers.Competence, mutual trust, shared understanding, commander's intent, mission orders, disciplined initiative, risk acceptance What are the 3 occupation types? - correct answers.Deliberate, hasty, emergency Which of the operational frameworks delineates operations by purpose? - correct answers.Decisive, shaping, & sustaining What are the 3 methods of recon? (RSOP) - correct answers.Map air ground This describes the characteristics of the Area of Operations, focusing on how they might affect a mission. - correct answers.METT-TC Steps of battery EA DEV. - correct answers.Identify enemy avenue of approach, identify enemy scheme of maneuver, determine where to kill the enemy, plan/develop obstacles, emplace direct fire weapon systems (Killer Jr.), integrate indirect fire, rehearse. Which decisive action do we not conduct in the US? - correct answers.STABILITY FA Gunnery tables reference (Fire Support and Field Artillery Certification and Qualification) - correct answers.TC 3-09.8 How the commanders drive the Operations process: - correct answers.Understand, visualize, Describe, Direct, Lead, Assess Dynamic process used by small unit leaders to analyze mission, develop a plan, and prepare for an operation: - correct answers.TLPs Elements of combat power include the Warfighting Functions and: - correct answers.Leadership and information The ___ mission is to determine the quantities and types of munitions required for soldiers, crews, and units to attain and sustain weapon proficiency. - correct answers.STRAC The ___ can conduct entry operations by ground, air, land, air assault, or amphibious assault into austere areas of operations with little or no advanced notice. - correct answers.IBCT In terms of exuding influence in an organization, leaders use several techniques that fall along a continuum between ____ and ____. - correct answers.Compliance and commitment What are the responsibilities of a leader for delivering quality training? - correct answers."Develop cohesive teams and leaders. Personally engage in training. Demand that training standards be achieved" (This is what CPT Dawson said was on the test. See slide 25 for the complete list.) Tenets of Multi Domain Operations: - correct answers.Calibrated force posture, Multi-domain formations, Convergence A ___ is a form of maneuver in which the attacking force seeks to avoid the enemy's principal defensive positions by seizing objectives behind the enemy's current positions thereby causing the enemy force to move out of their current position or divert major forces to meet their threat. - correct answers.Turning movement What is the reference for Paladin Operations? - correct answers.ATP 3-09.70 What is the reference for the FA cannon battery? - correct answers.ATP 3-09.50 Which of the following is true regarding an operation's decisive operation? - correct answers.It is the Operation that directly accomplishes the mission The most important step of MDMP: - correct answers.Mission Analysis. A ___ task is a task that must be executed to accomplish the mission. - correct answers.Essential task 8 step training model - correct answers.Plan the training, Train and certify leaders, Recon the training site, (Issue the OPORD, Rehearse, Execute the training, Conduct AAR, Retrain) Which of the following screening criteria references a course of action's ability to accomplish the mission within the commanders intent and planning guidance? - correct answers.Feasible, Acceptable, Suitable, Complete. (all of the above) A ___ is a target whose loss to the enemy will significantly contribute to the success of the friendly course of action. - correct answers.High payoff target The ____ is a line beyond which conventional surface fire support means may fire at any time within the boundaries of the establishing headquarters without additional coordination, but does not eliminate the responsibility to coordinate the airspace required to conduct the mission. - correct answers.CFL Coordinated Fire Line The ___ method of COA analysis is a detailed analysis of a critical area such as an engagement area, wet gap crossing, or landing zone. It works best in a time constrained environment. - correct answers.BOX METHOD Which products are included in the Annex D? - correct answers.Concept of fires, FAEM, FA Support Overlay, Target List work sheet Echeloned trains consist of what types of trains: - correct answers.Combat, field, and battery trains A ____ is a guide for collection planning that depicts the named areas of interest where activity or lack of activity will indicate which COA the adversary has adopted. - correct answers.Event template ___ is an FSCM established by the land or amphibious force commander to support common objectives within an area of operation beyond which all fires must be coordinated with affected commanders prior to engagement and short of the line all fires must be coordinated with the establishing commander prior to the engagement. - correct answers.FSCL What is the Army's primary targeting methodology - correct answers.Decide, detect, deliver, assess