1
Q
Four types of waste
A
Human, garbage, rubbish, liquid
2
Q
600 – 8–22
Difference between award and decoration
A
Award: a badge, ribbon, metal bestowed on eight individuals or unit
Decoration: is awarded to a individual for specific act of gallantry
3
Q
Three phases of PRT
A
Initial conditioning
Toughening
Sustainment
4
Q
What is a ADP 7–0
A
Training units and developing leaders
5
Q
What covers drills and ceremonies
A
FM 3–21. 5
6
Q
TC 3–21.5 drill and ceremonies
what is a review
A
A military ceremony used to:
- Honor a visiting, high-ranking commander, official, or dignitary and or permit them to observe the state of training of a command.
- Present decorations and awards.
- Honor or recognize unit or individual achievements.
7
Q
What DA PAM covers army maintenance
A
DA PAM 750–8
8
Q
AR 601–280 army retention program
What is RCP
A
Retention control point
- PVT and PFC five years
- CPL and SPC 8 years
- CPL and SPC (prom)10 years
- SGT 14 years
- SGT (prom) 15 years
- SSG 20 years
- SSG (prom) 20 years
- SFC 24 years
- SFC (promo) 24 years
- First sergeant and Master Sergeant 26 years
- First sergeant and Master Sergeant promo 30 years
- Command Sergeant Major and Sergeant Major 30 years
9
Q
TC 3–21.5 drill and ceremonies
How many steps should separate platoons when in a company formation
A
Five steps
10
Q
What is ADP 6–22
A
Army leadership.
11
Q
3-11
Three types of nuclear burst
A
- Air
- ground
- surface
12
Q
3-22.9
What does CLP stand for
A
Cleaner
Lubricant
Preservative
13
Q
DA circular 608–06–1
Who is the senior enlisted advisor to Boss and approves Boss committees
A
Installation CSM
14
Q
TC 3–21.5 drill and ceremony
2 prescribe formations for platoons.
A
- line
- column
15
Q
What is required for maintenance of health in a survival situation
A
- food
- water
- hygiene
16
Q
Army history
What document originally governed the United States
A
Articles of confederation
17
Q
AR 601–280
What is a bar
A
Administrative action taken to prevent substandard soldiers from re-enlisting military service
18
Q
Land nav
Three elements of dead reckoning
A
- Known starting point
- Known distance
- Known azmith
19
Q
Three steps in marching
A
- 15 inch
- 30 inch
- 30 inch in double time
20
Q
7-22.7
Three types of duties NCO’s have
A
- directed
- specified
- implied
21
Q
TC 3-21.5
Steps that require 15 inch steps
A
- left/right step
- backward march
- half step
22
Q
How many articles are in UCMJ
A
158
23
Q
3-05
Critical capabilities of special ops
A
Surgical strikes
Special warfare
24
Q
6.22.1
What are some human needs
A
Physical
Social
Security
25
5 F's in sanitation
```
Fingers
Flies
Food
Feces
Fluids
```
26
Name some defensive tasks
Area defense
Mobile defense
27
Four micro organisms found in biological agents
Bacteria
Virus
Ricketts
Fungi
28
600–9
What three things must happen if a soldier fails height and weight?
Flagged
Weight control program
Counseling for exercise/diet
29
Muzzel specs for M4
3600m Max
500m point
600 m area
2970 fps velocity
30
When will a soldier be flagged for failing body fat
Three working days
| DA form 268
31
Three types of heat injuries
Heat cramps
Heat exhaustion
Heat Stroke
32
What is the armies motto
This we'll defend
33
Land Nav
FM 3–25.26
34
What covers leave n pass
AR 600-8-10
35
What FM covers marksmanship
FM 3-22.11
36
3 components of PRT
Strength
Mobility
Endurance
37
2 basic fractures
Open
Closed
38
Name different types of rounds for the M4
```
Ball
Tracer
Dummy
Blank
Plástic
```
39
Level of responsiveness
Alert
Verbal
Pain
Unresponsive
40
ADP 3-09 Fires
What does AMS and EA stand for
Air to missile defense
Electronic attack
41
3-22.9
About how much does a M4 weigh
7.5 lbspko
42
4-0
What is logistics
Movement of support forces
43
AR 27-10 Military justice
What are the 3 classifications of article 15's
Summarized
Company grade
Field grade
44
NCO History
Name the 5 most recent SMA of the army
```
Incumbent Michael A. Grinston
Daniel A Dailey
Raymond F Chander lll
Kenneth O Preston
Jack L Tilley
Robest E Hall
Gene C McKenney
```
45
NCO History
How many SMA of the army have there been
16
46
AR 27-10 Military justice
What articles in the UCMJ are know as punitive articles
Article's 77-137
47
Principles of PRT
Precise
Progression
Integrative
48
General rule of reading grid coordinate
Right and up
49
5 factors that affect the range of radio equipment
Weather, terrain, Athena, power, and location
50
What Jewlery is authorized for wear in uniform
Wristwatch, wrist ID bracelets, 2rings, a wedding set is considered 2 rings
51
What army regulation covers uniform and appearance
AR 670-1
52
What covers ASAP
AR 600-85
53
What AR covers army weight control program
AR 600-9
54
Why is the flag on the right sleeve
To give the effect it is blowing in the breeze
55
What does tabe stand for
Test for adult basic education
56
True or false. Graduates of the UAS qualification course who are on their first utilization tour can be designated RL 2 or RL 1 based on records review
False
57
What acronym ATP stand for
Aircrew training program
58
Who is responsible for ATP
Union commander
59
What is the goal of ATP
To produce mission ready UAS units
60
What does Commander evaluation consist of?
It consists of records review and possible a proficiency flight evaluations
61
How many days after signing into the unit does the commander or designated representative have to complete the commander's evaluation
45 calandre days
62
How long does each crew member have to present his or her individual flight records and Individual aircrew training folder (IFRF and AITF) to the new unit to which assigned or attached for ATP purposes after reporting for duty
14 Calendar days (AR 95-23 2-7)
63
If the inertial RL cannot be determined by a records review alone or if the commander desires, the crew member will undergo a proficiency flight evaluation(PFE). What tasks should the PFE include
The PFE should include tasks from each flight mode in which the crew member can expect to perform duties. TC 1-696 2-10
64
True or False. Graduates of the UAS qualification course who are on their first utilization tour can be designated RL 2 or RL 1 based on a records review
False
65
The ATP training year is divided into semiannual training periods. When does the first training period begin for active army and USAR crew members
First day following their birth month
66
How many FAC are there and ATP
3
67
What are the semiannual flying hours requirements for FAC 2 personnel?( )hours, of which( )hours must be flown in each crew station.
12/4
68
What are semi annual simulation hour requirements for FAC 2 personnel?(. ) of which(. ) hours must be flown in each crew station.
4/1
69
What the semiannual flying hour requirements for FAC 1 personnel?(. )hours, of which(. ) hours must be flown in each crew station.
24/8
70
What are semi annual simulation hour requirements for FAC 1 personnel?(. ) of which(. ) hours must be flown in each crew station.
8/3
71
What are semi annual simulation hour requirements for FAC 3 personnel?(. )hour, in either seat.
3
72
FAC 1 UAC's may apply a maximum of ( ) simulation hours flown in a semi annual period toward's that period's semiannual flying hour requirements.
12
73
FAC 2 UAC's may apply a maximum of ( ) simulation hours flown in a semi annual period toward's that period's semiannual flying hour requirements.
6
74
A FAC demonstrated proficiency in Base tasks to an IO/SO initially within 90 days of being designated FAC 3, how often must he now demonstrate his proficiency in Base tasks to an IO/SO?
Annually
75
True or False. Simulator requirements for a FAC 3 UAC can't be waived. (Should not be waived)
False
76
True or False. The commander can change a UAC's FAC level to reduce flying hour requirements.
False
77
According to ATM, the commander may direct a proficiency flight evaluation to be conducted for 3 reasons. What are 2 of them?
Initial RL determination.
When proficiency is in question.
When currency has lapsed.
78
What does CSP stand for
Common Sensor Payload
79
Type of hand grenades?
Fragmentation, concussion, riot control, smoke and incendiary
80
First aide
| Care under fire
* return fire and move to cover
* determine if casualty is dead or alive
* apply tourniquet
* move casualty to shelter
81
First aide
| Tactical field care: RESPONSIVENESS
Really Big Birds Chirp More
RESPONSIVENESS
A) Alert (shake)
v) Verbal (Are u OK)
P) Pain (Sternum Rub)
U) Unresponsive
BLEEDING
- Stop bleeding (hemorrhage)
- I.D. & control bleeding (dress wound)
1. Pressure dressing
2. Tourniquet
BREATHING
- Look, listen, and feel respiration.
- Head tilt, chin lift
BURNS
82
First aide
| Tactical field care: BLEEDING
- Stop bleeding (hemorrhage)
- I.D. & control bleeding (dress wound)
1. Pressure dressing
2. Tourniquet
83
First aide
| Tactical field care: BREATHING
- Look, listen, and feel respiration.
| - Head tilt, chin lift
84
First aide
| Tactical field care: BURNS
- eliminate source of burns
- uncover burn
- apply sterile dressing
- Monitor/treat for shock
- medical aid
85
First aide
| Tactical field care: COMBAT PILL PACK
Administer pain medication and antibiotics to casualty
86
First aid
| Tactical field care: MONITOR FOR SHOCK
CPR TLC FB NV
```
Cool and clammy skin
Pale skin
Restlessness or nervousness
Thirst
Loss of blood
Confusion
Faster than normal breathing rate
Blotchy blue skin
Nausea
Vomiting
```
87
Treatment for shock
PELCRN
```
Position
Elevate legs
Loosen clothing
Climatize
Reassure
Notify higher
```
88
ISR
Intelligence surveillance reconnaissance
89
MQ-1C
Multi mission
| Unmanned
90
ATP
Aircrew Training Program
91
What does METL stand for?
Mission
Essential
Task
List
92
3-22-9
How to clear an M4
```
Point safe direction - on safe
Remove mag
Lag bolt to rear
Inspect chamber
Ride bolt forward
Semi
Pull trigger
Safe/ close ejection port
```
93
What is AR 600–85
ASAP
94
Three components of PRT
Strength
Mobility
Endurance
95
How many articles in the constitution
7
96
How many officers are on the BOSS counsel
3
97
How many articles the code of conduct
6
97
Male & Female ABCP FORMS
Male 5500
| Female 5501
98
3-21.5
Five types of command drill
Two-part
Combined
Directive
Supplementing
99
ADP 2-0
What are the intelligence core competencies
Intelligence synchronization
Intelligence operations
Intelligence analysis
100
ADP 3-05 SPECIAL OPERATIONS
Special operations core principles
Discrete
Precise
Scalable operations
101
4-0
Principles of personnel services
Synchronization
Timelines
Stewardship
Accuracy
102
What is a map
A graphic representation of the position of the earth surface drawn to scale as seen from above using colors, symbols, and labels to represent features on ground
103
Map choice for land navigators
1 : 50,000 scale military
| Topographic map
104
1-0
What are three rolls of the army
Prevent
Shape
Win
105
What covers risk management
AR 385-10
106
ADP 7-0
Unit Training Management Process
```
Operations process
Plan
Prepare
Execute
Asses
```
107
601-280
Who may issue and lift a bar
Issue - Any commander in chain of command
Lift - Same initiating authority with written recommendation from unit commander
108
3-07
Intent of stability
Local populace feels mission is legitimate
109
AR 350–30
Code of conduct
110
6.22.1
What are some human needs
Physical
Social
Security
111
6-22
What are three categories of counseling
Event
Performance
Professional growth
112
4.25-11
Signs of heat injury
Dizziness, weakness, headache, cramps
113
AR 600-20 command policies
What are key elements of command
Authority and responsibility
114
AR 27-10 military justice
What articles in the UCMJ are known as punitive particles
77-134
115
Name some offensive task
Movement to attack, attack, exploitation, pursuit
116
What FM covers counseling
6-22.1
117
5 communicable diseases
Respiratory, intestinal, insects, veneral, miscellaneous
118
AR AR 600-20 command policy
How does the chain of command support the NCO support channel
Commanders to find the responsibility and authority of the in NCO’s
119
6-22FM
In what areas can leaders improve effectiveness
Confident, resilience, PT
120
Steps in CRM
Identify hazards, assess hazards, develop controls, implement control, supervise and evaluate
121
Who was the first sergeant major of the army
SMA William D Woodridge
122
ADP 3-09 FIRES
What does AMD and EA a stand for
Air to missile defense and electronic attack
123
Principles of PRT
Precise, progression, integrative
124
President Lincoln signed Emancipation Proclamation act and went into affect on what date
1 Jan 1863
125
What is the ADP for sustainment
4-0
126
What is required for the maintenance of health in a survival situation
Food, water, hygiene
127
Where on the map or commonly used symbols explained
Legend
128
3.23.9
About how much does an M4 weigh
7.5 lbs
129
TC 3-21.5 Drill and ceremonies
How many steps should separate platoons when in a company formation
5 steps
130
TC 3-21.5. Drill and ceremony
How many steps does each rank take at the command of open ranks
First rank- 2
Second rank -1
Third rank- 0
Fourth rank -2 (5’’ steps to the rear)
131
DA 268
Form for a flag
132
AR 600-20
Is the command Sergeant Major in the chain of command
No (But he supervises the NCO support channel)
133
Two basic fractures
Open & closed
134
What are skills that would help you be an effective army counselor
Active listening
.
.
.
135
M4 discription
```
556mm
Mag fed
Gas operated
Air cooled
Shoulder fired
```
136
3 Training domains
Institution
Operational
Self-development
137
2 proficiencies the army uses to train
Individual proficiency
| Collective proficiency
138
Principles of training
Train as you fight
Train to standard
Train to sustain
Train to maintain
139
TOP
Trainer of personnel
| 1st Sgt
140
2 major elements of the body
Lean muscle
| Body fat
141
What is satisfactory progress for ABCP
Loose 3-8 lbs per month
| Or 1% body fat
142
Maximum allowed percent of body fat
Male 20
| Females 30
143
4 step for counseling process
Identify the need
Prepare the counseling
Execute the counseling
Follow up
144
6 mandatory NCO ER (evaluation report)
```
Change of rater
Annual
Extended annual
Change of duty
Part temporary duty
Temporary duty
```
145
How many NCO ER are there
6
146
Who laid the foundation for modern NCO Corps
Baron von Steuben
| Prussian Baron Friedrich Wilhelm August Heinrich Ferdinand von Steuben
147
Who created the Blue book
Baron von Steuben
148
Counseling form
DA 4856
149
General Orders
1st General Order
“I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.”
2nd General Order
“I will obey my special orders and perform all of my duties in a military manner.”
3rd General Order
“I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions, to the commander of the relief.”
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