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Civil-Military Operations belong to what section? - G(S)-9 Civil Affairs During Plans and Operations, What is one of the G(S)-3's planning and supervisory responsibilities? - The Requisition of Replacement Units Effective Staff Officers are what in all aspects of their area of expertise? - Competent G(S)-8 serves what function on the staff? - They are singularly responsible for all financial management. The Commander normally delegates what to the CoS/XO? - Executive Management Authori...

All staff sections share a set of common duties and responsibilities what are they - Advising and informing the commander. Building and maintaining running estimates. Providing recommendations. Preparing plans, orders, and other staff writing. Assessing operations. Managing information within area of expertise. Identifying and analyzing problems. Conducting staff assistance visits. Performing risk management. Performing intelligence preparation of the battlefield. Conducting staff ins...

(a) Staffs support the commander in . They make recommendations and prepare plans and orders for the commander. - understanding situations, making and articulating decisions, controlling operations, and assessing progress A good staff officer demonstrates the following- - competent in all aspects of their area of expertise Effective staff officers are - adaptive Staff officers are . They avoid becoming overwhelmed or frustrated by changing requirements and priorities. - flexible Staff off...

A priority three casualty has to be evacuated within how many hours? - 24 hours How long does the commander have to send a letter of condolence to NOK? - Within 48 hours of the death How many combo casualties can a UH- 60 carry? - 4 and 1 ambulatory How many litter casualties in a UH-60 without an internal hoist carry? - 6 Mortuary affairs is a broadleaf-based military program to provide the necessary care and disposition of... - Deceased personnel Organizing and strengthening a position ...

Which supply class includes army and air force exchange system items: hygiene, toiletry, and small recreational items? - Class VI authorized removal of serviceable and unserviceable parts, components, and assemblies from material authorized for disposal. - Cannibalization/Cannibalization is not part of BDAR. BDAR? - Battle Damage Assessment and Repair How many litter patients can a UH-60 transport without a internal hoist? - 6 Includes organizing and strengthening a position so it can con...

______________ is the authorized removal of serviceable and unserviceable parts components and assemblies from Material authorized for disposal - Cannibalization BCT are organized to self sustained for how long? - 72 hours of combat Equipment that has a deficiency but maybe operated under set limitations is labeled as what? - Circle X How does the Battalion normally designate AXPs? - In the OPORD under the service support Annex How many patients can a CH - 47 Carry? - It can carry up to ...

After 72 hours of combat, who is responsible for sustaining the BCTs? - Division or Corps. It is a function of the sustainment brigade. Aside from forward support companies, what other companies are integral to a BSB? - 1. Supply and distribution 2. Field maintenance 3. Medical At what percentage of a Soldier's body weight does the Soldier lose function and increase chances of becoming a casualty? - 45 percent of body weight, or 72 pounds for the average Soldier. BCT Soldiers usually ca...

- Field and Sustainment A mix of other brigade types supports theater army, corps, and division commanders. List these supporting brigade types. - Battlefield surveillance brigade (BFSB), Fires brigade, Combat aviation brigade (CAB), Maneuver enhancement brigade (MEB), and Sustainment brigade As a leader, what are some factors you must consider when determining a Soldier's load that allow him to retain much of his agility, stamina, alertness, and mobility? - Army research shows that a S...

A monthly loss of how many pounds or percent body fat are considered to be safely attainable goals for body fat loss? - 3 to 8 lbs, 1% A Soldier has how many days after ABCP enrollment to meet with a dietitian? - 30 days A successful NCODP will result in NCOs who can what? - Demonstrate skills of current skill level per DA Pam 6-11 Accept duties and responsibilities of current rank enhance combat performance enhance combat leadership train themselves and subordinates coach subordinates...

A general court martial is made up of a military judge and how many member? - No less than 5 Although a bar to continue service should be initiated without regard to a soldiers ETS or reenlistment is not normally initiated for the first ______ days a soldier has been assigned to a unit. - 90 days Da form 2627 is used for recording the proceedings under what article 15? - Formal Article 15 Flag code J is used to identify what? - Army physical Fitness Test Failure Separation from service f...

1. How many war fighting functions are there and what are they? - 6 Intelligence Mission command Sustainment Protection Movement and maneuver Fires 1. What is defense support of civilian authorities? - is support provided by United States Federal military forces, Department of Defense civilians, Department of Defense contract personnel, Department of Defense component assets, and National Guard forces (when the Secretary of Defense, in coordination with the The Army's Operational Conc...

AR: Who has the primary responsibility for execution of unit sponsorship - ARCC AR: Who trains and assigns sponsors to new Soldiers? - ARCC First line leader (FLL) will (reserve sponsorship) - Contact the new soldier prior to first battle assembly In ARNG units, a sponsor must be appointed by the _____________, or designated representative, as soon as a new soldier is assigned to the unit - 1SG In ARNG units,____________ own and will implement a sponsorship program - Commanders Long ter...

First line leader (FLL) will (reserve sponsorship) - Contact the new soldier prior to first battle assembly In ARNG units, a sponsor must be appointed by the _____________, or designated representative, as soon as a new soldier is assigned to the unit - 1SG In ARNG units,____________ own and will implement a sponsorship program - Commanders Long term military schools will provide welcome and sponsorship information, but they are not required to _____________ - Provide individual sponsors ...

According to Army leadership, what are the three levels of leadership? - Direct Organizational Strategic According to LT / LD what is the Commander's number one priority? - To ensure his unit can perform its METL that the unit was designed to perform, across the spectrum of conflict in a contemporary operating environment and when assigned another mission. As with all LTE / LD development, it is the Commander's responsibility, but who manages the NCOPD program? - The CSM or senior NCO. ...

3 Dimensions of Operational Environment: - Perspective of Population, Perspective of Insurgency, Perspective of Counter-Insurgency 8 Dynamics of an Insurgency? - Leadership, Ideology, Objectives, Environment & Geography, External Support, Internal Support, Phasing and Timing, Organizational and Operational Patterns A Decisive Operation is: - the operation that directly accomplishes the mission Decisive Action is: - the continuous, simultaneous combinations of offensive, defensive, and stab...

AR 350-1 - Army training and leader development AR 600-100 - Army leadership FM 6-22 - Army leadership Long term goals focus on - Preparing the officer or NCO for more complex duties beyond his/her operational assignments Mentorship - Mentorship is probably the most singular misunderstood word surrounding counseling Near term goals focus on - Weaknesses and reinforce strengths associated with current assignments Objectives of NCOPD are? - 1. Develop and strengthen skills, knowledge abil...

A commander may use any ___________ _____________he feels is necessary to conduct a relief in place. - control measures A relief in place is an operation in which, by the direction of higher authority, __________________ of a unit is replaced in an area by the incoming unit. - all or part A relief is either - deliberate or hasty can take place over a significant amount of time - Sequential or staggered reliefs co-location of unit command posts also helps achieve what? - level of coordinat...

2 types of HF propagation - Ground wave Sky wave 3 components of HF ground wave signal - Direct wave Surface wave Ground reflected wave 3 factors that influence LOS range - Frequency of operation Radio output power Antenna height 4 factors that affect ground waves - Electrical characteristics of the earth Height of antenna Power output and frequency of transmitter Shape and conductivity of the earth AN/PRC 150 HF power output - 20 watts AN/PRC 150 LOS range - 7-10 km AN/PRC 150 VHF...

8 dynamics used by insurgents - Leadership, Ideology, Environment & Geography, External & Internal support, Phasing & timing, Organizational & operational patterns Characteristics of Offensive tasks - Surprise, Audacity, tempo, concentration Defense Support of Civil Authorities? - Includes operations that address the consequences of natural or man-made disasters, accidents, terrorist attacks and incidents in the U.S Define Defensive tasks? - Combat operations conducted to defeat an enemy ...

What does ASCOPE stand for? - 1. Area 2. Structures 3. Capabilities 4. Organizations 5. People 6. Events Give some examples of AREA's? "Where" - 1. Districts 2. Industrial Centers 3. Farming Areas 4. Gov Center 5. Tribal Areas 6. Ethnic Areas 7. Insurgent support Areas 8. Gov Support Areas 9. Trade Routes 10. Smuggling Routes 11. Other Areas Give some examples of structures? "Why" - 1. Government Buildings 2. Military Headquarters 3. Police Headquarters/Stations 4. Radio...