X100 Pretest
__________ includes the authority to task-organize subordinate forces, assign missions and
functions, and geographic responsibilities to forces. - ANS-OPCON
According to ADP 6-22, which response is the best description of organizational climate? -
ANS-How members feel about the organization
According to joint doctrine, a purpose of COA Analysis is to: - ANS-Identify advantages and
disadvantages of proposed COAs
According to the JP 4-0, "Using the _____ as a frame, the JFC's logistics staff elements
develop and codify an overarching approach to theater operations in the ______." -
ANS-TLA / TLO
According to the principles of joint operations, the purpose of ____________ is to limit
collateral damage and prevent the unnecessary or unlawful use of force. - ANS-Restraint
Joint functions are related capabilities and activities grouped together to help the Joint Force
Commander to: - ANS-Integrate, synchronize, and direct joint operations
Jus ad bellum - ANS-the justification for resorting to war; the justice of war
jus ad bellum (justice of going to war)? - ANS-principle of right intention suggests that wars
must be fought for limited objectives, the notion of limited war suggests that there must be
restraint with regard to the quantity and quality of weaponry used during warfare.
Jus in bello - ANS-having just cause, being a last resort, being declared by a proper
authority, possessing right intention, having a reasonable chance of success, and the end
being proportional to the means used.
Legitimacy and host-nation ownership; unity of effort and unity of purpose; conflict
transformation; and building host-nation capacity are foundational principles of what doctrinal
concept? - ANS-Stability operations
Limited war - ANS-a war carried out by a state that uses less than its total resources and has
a goal of less than total defeat of the enemy. Very often it is the high cost of war that makes
limited war more practical than total war
Materiel development and acquisition are integral within JCIDS, the Army Force
Management Model, and DOTMLPF-P by ___________. - ANS-Attempting to satisfy
identified and validated capability gaps with rapid or deliberate materiel acquisition solutions
The document that establishes the President's guidance to Combatant Commanders on
missions, responsibilities, and geographic and functional delineations. - ANS-Unified
Campaign Plan
What are characteristics of offensive operations? - ANS-Audacity, Concentration, Surprise,
Tempo
What are the forms of the defense? - ANS-Defense of a linear obstacle
Perimeter defense
Reverse slope defense
What are the four steps of the operations process? - ANS-Plan, prepare, execute, and
assess
What are the three levels of leadership? - ANS-Direct
Organizational
Strategic
__________ includes the authority to task-organize subordinate forces, assign missions and
functions, and geographic responsibilities to forces. - ANS-OPCON
According to ADP 6-22, which response is the best description of organizational climate? -
ANS-How members feel about the organization
According to joint doctrine, a purpose of COA Analysis is to: - ANS-Identify advantages and
disadvantages of proposed COAs
According to the JP 4-0, "Using the _____ as a frame, the JFC's logistics staff elements
develop and codify an overarching approach to theater operations in the ______." -
ANS-TLA / TLO
According to the principles of joint operations, the purpose of ____________ is to limit
collateral damage and prevent the unnecessary or unlawful use of force. - ANS-Restraint
Joint functions are related capabilities and activities grouped together to help the Joint Force
Commander to: - ANS-Integrate, synchronize, and direct joint operations
Jus ad bellum - ANS-the justification for resorting to war; the justice of war
jus ad bellum (justice of going to war)? - ANS-principle of right intention suggests that wars
must be fought for limited objectives, the notion of limited war suggests that there must be
restraint with regard to the quantity and quality of weaponry used during warfare.
Jus in bello - ANS-having just cause, being a last resort, being declared by a proper
authority, possessing right intention, having a reasonable chance of success, and the end
being proportional to the means used.
Legitimacy and host-nation ownership; unity of effort and unity of purpose; conflict
transformation; and building host-nation capacity are foundational principles of what doctrinal
concept? - ANS-Stability operations
Limited war - ANS-a war carried out by a state that uses less than its total resources and has
a goal of less than total defeat of the enemy. Very often it is the high cost of war that makes
limited war more practical than total war
Materiel development and acquisition are integral within JCIDS, the Army Force
Management Model, and DOTMLPF-P by ___________. - ANS-Attempting to satisfy
identified and validated capability gaps with rapid or deliberate materiel acquisition solutions
The document that establishes the President's guidance to Combatant Commanders on
missions, responsibilities, and geographic and functional delineations. - ANS-Unified
Campaign Plan
What are characteristics of offensive operations? - ANS-Audacity, Concentration, Surprise,
Tempo
What are the forms of the defense? - ANS-Defense of a linear obstacle
Perimeter defense
Reverse slope defense
What are the four steps of the operations process? - ANS-Plan, prepare, execute, and
assess
What are the three levels of leadership? - ANS-Direct
Organizational
Strategic
