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63 Cards in this Set
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FM 7-22 |
Army Physical Readiness Training |
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AR 600-9 |
Army Body Composition Program |
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FM 3-22.9 |
Rifle Marksmanship |
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TC 7-22.7 |
NCO Guide |
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AR 623-3 |
NCOERs |
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ATP 6-22.1 |
Counseling |
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AR 600-20 |
Army Command Policy |
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ADP 6-22 |
Army Leadership |
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AR 670-1 |
Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms |
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AR 600-8-22 |
Military Awards |
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TC 7-21.13 |
The Soldiers Guide |
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ADP 3-0 |
(Unified Land) Operations |
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ADP 5-0 |
THE OPERATIONS PROCESS |
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ADP 7-0 |
TRAINING UNITS AND DEVELOPING LEADERS |
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ADP 6-0 |
Mission Command |
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TC 3-25.26 |
Land Navigation |
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AR 27-10 |
Military Justice |
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AR 25-50 |
Preparing and Managing Correspondence |
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Who is allowed to cut a part in their hair? |
Soldiers who do not have a natural part in their hair |
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What appearance should a male's hair take? |
Tapered appearance. |
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What is meant by tapered appearance? |
Outline of hair conforms to shape of the head |
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What is the shortest a female's hair can be? |
1/4 inch |
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How often do commanders have to perform checks to ensure soldiers are in compliance with the tattoo policies? |
Annually |
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If commanders find soldiers with prohibited tattoos what will they do? |
They will counsel the soldier in writing. Provide soldier no less than 15 days to seek legal/medical help. In which they have an option to appeal. If soldier opts for removal of tattoo, commander will counsel on plan to schedule medical procedure. |
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AR 670-1 Chapter 4 |
Combat uniform -pants -coat -t shirt -belt -socks -boots -headgear -undergarments |
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AR 670-1 Chapter 11 |
Dress Uniform |
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Class A's v Class B's |
Class A - everything Class B - no jacket , if wearing short sleeve neck tie/tab not required. |
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When are awards prohibited to be worn? |
-On any uniform other than those in regulation -When serving sentence of confinement -When wearing civilian attire |
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Types of Counseling |
Event oriented Professional Growth Performance |
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What is counseling? |
It's the process by which a leader reviews the performance and potential of their subordinates |
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Leader Competencies |
Lead, develop, achieve |
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Leader Attributes |
Character, presence, intellect |
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Leader |
Someone who successfully leads, trains, and motivates others |
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Preparatory Drills |
1. Bend and Reach 2. Rear Lunge 3. High Jumper 4. Squat Bender 5. Forward Lunge 6. Windmill 7. Rower 8. Bent Leg Body Twist 9. Prone Row 10. Push Up |
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Recovery Drill |
1. Overhead Arm Pull 2. Rear Lunge 3. Extend and Flex 4. Thigh Stretch 5. Single Leg Over |
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What is mission command? |
The authority and direction provided by the commander by using mission orders. |
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What is the commander's intent? |
The clear and precise expression of the purpose of an operation. |
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Army Community Service |
AR 608-1 |
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Types of NCOERs |
1. Annual 2. Change of Rater 3. Relief For Cause 4. Complete the Record 5. 60 Day Rater Option 6. 60 Day Senior Rater Option 7. Temp Duty, Special Assignment, Compassionate Assignment |
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Who is in charge of establishing rating chains? |
Commanders, commadants, and organizational leaders |
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When are rating chains established? Why? |
At the beginning of the rating period. It allows rating officials to properly execute roles and responsibilites in the evaluation process. |
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Who is the rater? |
The immediate supervisor of the rated soldier. |
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When is a supplementary review required? |
When an NCO in the rating chain of the soldier is a SFC to MSG/1SG. |
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Can the rater also be the senior rater? |
Yes as long as he or she meets the minimum senior rater grade/rsbk requirement and commander hasn't restricted it. |
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When is a Change of Rater Report required? |
-When rated NCO stops serving under the immediate supervisor and minimum rating qualifications are met. -rated NCO is reduced to the rank of SPC |
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When is an Annual Report required? |
Upon completion of 1 calendar year of duty |
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What is "relief for cause?" |
It is the removal of an NCO from a specific duty or assignment. |
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8 Step Training Model |
1. Plan 2. Train the trainers 3. Recon the site 4. Issue the Order 5. Rehearse 6. Execute 7. Evaluate the Training 8. Retrain |
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How many mils in one degree? |
17.78 mils |
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What are the colors of the map and what do they represent? |
Black- man made features Blue- water Green- vegetation Brown- elevation Red- main roads |
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Where is the legend located in a map? |
Lower left margin |
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What are contour lines? |
Imaginary lines that represent high and low elevation |
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What are 3 types of contour lines? |
Index, supplementary, and intermediate |
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How many Norths are there in a military map? |
Three: True North Magnetic North Grid North |
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5 major terrain features |
Hill Valley Ridge Saddle Depression |
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How many mils are there in a circle? |
6400 mils in 360 degrees |
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Name two ways to hold a compass |
Compass to cheek method Center hold method |
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What is back azimuth? |
The opposite direction of an azimuth |
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How do you figure out a back azimuth? |
If the azimuth is less than 180 degrees add 180 degrees. If the azimuth is 180 degrees or more subtract 180 degrees |
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Name two ways to orient a map |
Compass and terrain association |
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What is the purpose of a map? |
A map provides information of locations, distance between ground features such as populated places and routes of travel and communication |
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What are the two types of memorandums?
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Formal and informal Formal- outside the headquarters, command or installation Informal- correspondence within the same command or installation |
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What does AR 25-50 Chapter 6 cover? |
Authority lines and signatures |
