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| Five Paragraphs used in order | Situation, mission, execution, sustainment, signal and command |
| What ATP/DAM PAM covers Army counselings? | ATP 6-22.1 and AR/DAM PAM 623-3 |
| What form is used for an Army counseling? | DA Form 4856 |
| What are the types of counselings? | Professional-growth, Performance, Event-Oriented |
| What are the three counseling approaches? | Non-Directive, Directive, Combined |
| What are the four stages of the counseling process? | Identifying the need for a counseling, prepare for for counseling, conduct counseling, follow-up |
| What AR covers Army training? | AR 350-1 |
| What FM covers Leader development? | FM 6-22 |
| What does ATRRS stand for? | Army Training Requirements and Resources System |
| Who is responsible for training units and developing leaders? | The commander |
| The Army trains to provide what? | To build and maintain ready units to conduct unified land operations for combatant commanders |
| What does AAR mean? | After Action Review |
| What ADP covers Army Leadership? | ADP 6-22 |
| What are the three levels of leadership? | Direct, organizational, strategic |
| What ATP covers TLPs? | ATP 3-21.91 |
| What FM covers the 8 Step Training Model? | FM 7-0 |
| What are the Troop Leading Procedures? | Receive the mission, Issue a WARNO, Make a tentative plan, Start movement, Recon, Complete the plan, Issue OPORD, Supervise and refine (RIMS R Cool In Summer) |
| What AR covers the Code of Conduct? | AR 525-28 |
| What information are you required to give should you become a prisoner of war? | Name, rank, DOB, service number |
| Code of Conduct Article 1 | I am an American fighting the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense. |
| Code of Conduct Article 2 | I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, i will never surrender the members of my command while I still have the means to resist. |
| Code of Conduct Article 3 | If I am captured I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy. |
| Code of Conduct Article 4 | If I become a prisoner of war, I will keep faith wih my fellow prisoners. I will give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades... |
| Code of Conduct Article 5 | When questioned, should I become a POW, I am required to give name, rank, service number, and DOB. I will evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability... |
| Code of Conduct Article 6 | I will never forget that I am an American, fighting for freedom, responsible for my actions, and dedicated to the principles which made my country free. I will trust in my God and in the USA. |
| What does SERE stand for? | Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape |
| What does ABCP stand for? | Army Body Composition Program |
| What AR covers ABCP? | AR 600-9 |
| What are some of the ramifications of the Soldier being flagged? | Non-promotable and not authorized to attend military schools and institutional training courses |
| What does H2F stand for? | Health and hollistic fitness |
| What FM covers H2F? | FM 7-22 |
| What are the five domains of H2F? | Physical, nutritional, mental, spiritual, sleep |
| What is movement lethality? | Speed, strength, and endurance |
| What does PRT stand for? | Physical readiness training |
| What FM covers PRT? | FM 7-22 |
| Phases of physical conditioning? | Initial conditioning, toughening, sustaining, reconditioning |
| What are the 3 elements of a PT session? | Preparation, activities, recovery |
| What are the prep drills? | Bend and Reach, Rear Lunge, High Jumper, Rower, Squat Bender, Windmill, Forward Lunge, Prone Row, Bent Leg Body Twist, Push-Up |
| Movement Drill 1 | Verticals, Laterals, Shuttle Sprint |
| Movement Drill 2 | Power Skip, Cross-Overs, Crouch Run |
| Conditioning Drill 1 | Power Jump, V-Up, Mountain Climber, Leg-Tuck and Twist, Single Leg Push-Up |
| Conditioning Drill 2 | Turn and Lunge, Supine Bicycle, Half-Jack, Swimmer, 8 Count Push-Up |
| Recovery Drills | Overhead Arm Pull, Rear Lunge, Extend and Flex, Thigh Stretch, Single Leg Over, Groin Stretch, Calf Stretch, Hamstring Stretch |
| What does AFT stand for? | Army Fitness Test |
| What form is the AFT card? | DA Form 705 |
| How long is the AFT expected to run? | Less than 70 minutes for 2 platoons with 16 lanes |
| Before the AFT, SMs will warm up with what FM? | FM 7-22 prep drill and 3 rep deadlift warm up |
| What is the profile form? | DA Form 3349 |
| What are the alternate events of an AFT? | 2.5 mile walk, 5,000 meter row, 12,000 meter stationary bike, 1,000 meter swim |
| What regulation covers ASAP and SUDCC? | AR 600-85 |
| What does ASAP stand for? | Army Substance Abuse Program |
| What does SUDCC stand for? | Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care |
| What form is used for SUDCC referrals? | DA Form 8003 |
| Who is in charge of ASAP? | Garrison Commander |
| What are ways a soldier can be recognized as having a substance abuse problem? | Voluntary, command/supervisor referred, biochemical ID, and investigation/apprehension |
| What AR covers EO? | AR 600-20 Chapter 6 |
| What are the protected categories of EO? | National origin, race, religion, sex, color, and sexual orientation |
| What does EOAP stand for? | Equal Opportunity Action Plan |
| When must a commander conduct a command climate survey after taking command? | Within 30 days of assuming command |
| How often should commanders conduct Command Climate surveys? | Within 30 days of taking command, then 6 months after, then annually |
| Where in AR 600-20 Chapter 6 can you find how to file complaint for EO? | Appendix D |
| What AR covers SHARP? | AR 600-52 |
| What is army slogan for SHARP? | I A.M. (Intervene, Act, Motivate) |
| What are the different categories of sexual harassment? | Verbal, non-verbal, physical contact |
| What are the five techniques to dealing with sexual harassment? | Direct, indirect, third party, chain of command |
| What are the two types of reporting for SHARP? | Restricted and unrestricted |
| What are the two types of sexual harassment? | Quid pro quo and hostile environment |
| What AR covers suicide prevention? | AR 600-63 |
| What does ACE stand for? | Ask, Care, Escort |
| Signs of suicidal ideations | Giving away property, withdrawal, bizarre behavior, financial problems, UCMJ |
| What chapter of the NCO guide focuses on Army programs? | TC 7-22.7 Chapter 8 |
| What is ARC? | American Red Cross (8.2) |
| What is ACS? | Army Community Service (8.3) |
| What is AER? | Army Emergency Relief (8.5) |
| What is FAP? | Family Advocacy Program (8.7) |
| What is BOSS? | Better Opportunity for Single Soldiers |
| What FM covers marksmanship? | FM 3-22.9 |
| What are the cycles of function for the M4? | Feeding, chambering, locking, firing, unlocking, extracting, ejecting, and cooking |
| What are the four fundamentals of marksmanship? | Steady position, sight picture, breathing, and trigger squeeze |
| What is the max effective range of an m4? | 3600 M |
| What is the max effective range for point target? | 500 M |
| What is the ma x effective range for area target? | 600 M |
| Describe the M4. | Lightweight, 5.56mm, gas-operated, air-cooled, magazine-fed, selective-fire, semiautomatic |
| Describe the M17. | 9mm handgun semiautomatic pistol, magazine fed |
| What DA PAM covers motor pool operations? | PAM 750-35 |
| What does PMCS stand for? | Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services |
| What is a TM? | Tehchnical manual |
| What is a DD Form 314? | Preventative Maintenance Schedule and Record |
| What FM covers first aid? | FM 4-25.11 |
| What TC covers first aid? | TC 4-02.1 |
| What is TCCC? | Tactical Combat Casualty Care |
| What are the phases of TCCC? | Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care, adn Combat Casualty Evacuation Care |
| What is AVPU? | Alert, Verbal, Pain, Unconscious |
| What is shock? | An extreme drop in blood pressure caused by blood loss, infection, burns, or stress |
| What are the two methods to open the airway? | Jaw Thrust method, Head-Tilt-Chin-Lift |
| What are the four kinds of burns? | Thermal, electrical, chemical, laser |
| What three ways can you control bleeding? | Direct pressure, pressure dressing, tourniquet |
| What are four points on the body you can feel a pulse? | Wrist, neck, groin, ankle |
| What is PAWS? | Pain, Antibiotics, Wounds, Splint |
| What does MEDEVAC mean? | Medical evacuation |
| Line 1 of 9 Line | Location of pick up site |
| Line 2 of 9 Line | Radio Frequency, Call Sign, and Suffix |
| Line 3 of 9 Line | Patients by Precedence |
| Line 4 of 9 Line | Special Equipment Needed |
| Line 5 of 9 Line | Type of Patients |
| Line 6 of 9 Line | Security of pick-up site (type of injury or illness in peacetime) |
| Line 7 of 9 Line | Marking of pick up site |
| Line 8 of 9 Line | Nationality of patients |
| Line 9 of 9 Line | NBC contamination (terrain description in peace time) |
| What is the first step of Care under Fire? | Return fire and gain fire suppression |
| When do you apply a tourniquet? | When there is bright red and spurting blood or a limb has been amputated |
| What does CPR stand for? | Cardiopulmonary rescucitation |
| What TC/FM covers Land Nav? | TC 3-25.26 |
| What are the five major terrain features? | Hill, Valley, Ridge, Saddle, Depression |
| What are the three minor terrain features? | Spur, Draw, Cliff |
| What are the two supplemental terrain features? | Cut and fill |
| What are the three units of measurement for direction? | Degree, mils, and grade |
| What is an azimuth? | Horizontal angle measured clockwise from a North based line |
| What are the three contour lines? | Index, intermediate, and Supplementary |
| What is a map? | A graphic representation of a portion of the Earth, drawn to scale, as seen from above |
| What does a map provide? | Info on the existence, location of, and distance between ground features |
| What are the colors on a map? | Black (man-made), Blue (water), Red-Brown (cultural; man-made), green (vegetation), Red (Cultural; populated areas), Brown (relief; elevation) |
| Where is the scale of a map located? | Left margin |
| Where is the sheet number on a map? | Upper right and lower left areas |
| Where is the map title? | Top center and lower area |
| Location of legend on a map? | Lower left margin |
| What are the different map sizes | Small (1:100,000), Medium (1:50,000), and Large (1:25,000) |
| How many Norths are on a map? | 3 (Grid, Magnetic, True) |
| What is the first step of navigation? | Orient the map |
| What TC covers Drill and Ceremony? | TC 3-21.5 |
| What are the three combined commands? | Fall in, At ease, rest |
| What are the two parts of most commands? | Prep command, command of execution |
| What is a formation? | Arrangements of elements of a unit in a prescribed manner |
| What is a file? | Column with a front of one |
| Best formation for teaching? | U-formation |
| Three methods of institution to teach drill | Step-by-step, talk-through, by-the-numbers |
| Three stages of instruction for drill and ceremony | explanation, demonstration, practice |
| When do you salute inside? | Reporting to a commander, pay officer, or military board, at indoor ceremony or sentry duty indoors |
| What AR covers leaves and passes? | AR 600-8-10 |
| What is the AR for Enlisted Promotions and Reductions? | AR 600-8-19 |
| What AR covers retention? | AR 601-280 |
| What AR covers military awards? | AR 600-8-22 |
| What is the award form? | DA Form 638 |
| What FM covers guard duty? | FM 22-6 |
| What AR covers enlisted assignments? | AR 614-200 |
| What does IPPS-A stand for? | Integrated Personnel and Pay System - Army |
| What does IMR stand for? | Individual Medical Readiness |
| How accurate is an 8-digit grid coordinate? | Within 10 meters |
| What does UCMJ stand for? | Uniform Code of Military Justice |
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