MSLC WEEK1 (ABCP, AFTB, SPONSORSHIP, NCOPD) EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS |2026/2027 UPDATED
|GUARANTEED PASS.
What level of training has a family member received that meets the needs of family members
new to the Army? - Answer -Level I.
How would you provide your suggestion to the Army? What form would you use and where
would you send your suggestion? - Answer -DA Form 2028. Assistant Chief of Staff for
Installation Management (DAIM-ZA)
Who is the proponent for the AFTB Program? - Answer -Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation
Management (ACSIM).
What is the means by which the Soldiers provide for the care of their family members when
military duties prevent the Soldier from doing so? - Answer -DA Form 5305 (Family Care Plan)
What are the minimum documents required in the "Family Care Plan"? - Answer -DA Form 5841
(Power of Attorney) or equivalent delegation of legal control (unsigned until deployment)., DA
Form 5840 (Certificate of Acceptance as Guardian or Escort)., DD Form 1172 (Application for
Uniformed Services Identification Card—DEERS Enrollment) for each family member (Note: AR-
600-8-14 directs that ID cards will be issued for children under age 10 who reside with a single
parent or dual military couple)., DD Form 2558 (Authorization to Start, Stop, or Change an
Allotment) for active duty or retired personnel, unsigned until deployment,or other proof of
financial support arrangements.A letter of instruction to the guardian/escort (see DA Form
5304(Family Care Plan Counseling Checklist)).
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,How many levels (Elements) of training are there is the AFTB program? - Answer -3
What does the Total Army Family (TAF) consist of? - Answer -The Total Army Family (TAF)
consists of Soldiers (Active Army, Army National Guard, and USAR), civilian employees, and
retirees, (regardless of marital status), and their legal family members (if any).
Who is the approving authority of his DA Form 5305? - Answer -The sole approving authority is
the unit commander
What is the DA minimum requirement standard for instructor training? - Answer -None. They
must complete the local ACS Instructor Training Course and must attend AFTB orientation prior
to teaching.
What are some low cost initiatives that were mentioned in the film? - Answer -Sponsorship
programs, Welcoming orientations, and Support Groups.
In what time frame should the Sponsorship and Welcoming be done? - Answer -Within the first
two weeks.
What does the TAF consist of? - Answer -Soldiers (Active Army, Army National Guard, and
USAR), civilian employees, and retirees, (regardless of marital status), and their legal family
members (if any).
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, What does the TAFP support? - Answer -Support quality of life, readiness, and retention and
meet the Army's obligation to Soldiers, civilian employees, and their families by ensuring the
effective interface between family assistance and family support.
Who is responsible for coordinating the development of the TAFP? - Answer -The TAFP
coordinator.
Who is responsible for keeping appropriate documentation current? - Answer -The Soldier.
Who is responsible to encourage family member to volunteer? - Answer -The Soldier.
Who is responsible for providing pre-deployment and reunion briefing? - Answer -The
Commander.
What are the elements of the AFTB training program? - Answer -Levels I, II, III, Master Trainer,
Core Instructor Training Senior Spouse Leadership Seminars, and Master Trainer Professional
Development and Program Manager Courses.
How many hours of curriculum is in levels I, II, and III? - Answer -40 hours.
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QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS |2026/2027 UPDATED
|GUARANTEED PASS.
What level of training has a family member received that meets the needs of family members
new to the Army? - Answer -Level I.
How would you provide your suggestion to the Army? What form would you use and where
would you send your suggestion? - Answer -DA Form 2028. Assistant Chief of Staff for
Installation Management (DAIM-ZA)
Who is the proponent for the AFTB Program? - Answer -Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation
Management (ACSIM).
What is the means by which the Soldiers provide for the care of their family members when
military duties prevent the Soldier from doing so? - Answer -DA Form 5305 (Family Care Plan)
What are the minimum documents required in the "Family Care Plan"? - Answer -DA Form 5841
(Power of Attorney) or equivalent delegation of legal control (unsigned until deployment)., DA
Form 5840 (Certificate of Acceptance as Guardian or Escort)., DD Form 1172 (Application for
Uniformed Services Identification Card—DEERS Enrollment) for each family member (Note: AR-
600-8-14 directs that ID cards will be issued for children under age 10 who reside with a single
parent or dual military couple)., DD Form 2558 (Authorization to Start, Stop, or Change an
Allotment) for active duty or retired personnel, unsigned until deployment,or other proof of
financial support arrangements.A letter of instruction to the guardian/escort (see DA Form
5304(Family Care Plan Counseling Checklist)).
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,How many levels (Elements) of training are there is the AFTB program? - Answer -3
What does the Total Army Family (TAF) consist of? - Answer -The Total Army Family (TAF)
consists of Soldiers (Active Army, Army National Guard, and USAR), civilian employees, and
retirees, (regardless of marital status), and their legal family members (if any).
Who is the approving authority of his DA Form 5305? - Answer -The sole approving authority is
the unit commander
What is the DA minimum requirement standard for instructor training? - Answer -None. They
must complete the local ACS Instructor Training Course and must attend AFTB orientation prior
to teaching.
What are some low cost initiatives that were mentioned in the film? - Answer -Sponsorship
programs, Welcoming orientations, and Support Groups.
In what time frame should the Sponsorship and Welcoming be done? - Answer -Within the first
two weeks.
What does the TAF consist of? - Answer -Soldiers (Active Army, Army National Guard, and
USAR), civilian employees, and retirees, (regardless of marital status), and their legal family
members (if any).
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, What does the TAFP support? - Answer -Support quality of life, readiness, and retention and
meet the Army's obligation to Soldiers, civilian employees, and their families by ensuring the
effective interface between family assistance and family support.
Who is responsible for coordinating the development of the TAFP? - Answer -The TAFP
coordinator.
Who is responsible for keeping appropriate documentation current? - Answer -The Soldier.
Who is responsible to encourage family member to volunteer? - Answer -The Soldier.
Who is responsible for providing pre-deployment and reunion briefing? - Answer -The
Commander.
What are the elements of the AFTB training program? - Answer -Levels I, II, III, Master Trainer,
Core Instructor Training Senior Spouse Leadership Seminars, and Master Trainer Professional
Development and Program Manager Courses.
How many hours of curriculum is in levels I, II, and III? - Answer -40 hours.
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