B116 Training Management Flashcards
What is a Unit METL and how is a METL developed?
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Developed and standardized by the responsible proponent; staffed with the Army commands and Army Service component commands; approved and published by the Headquarters, Department of the Army and available on ATN. The Unit’s standardized METL is based on its echelon and design capabilities.
The Army uses the operations process as its training framework. What is the operations process?
The Army uses the operations process of plan, prepare, execute, and assess as its training framework.
How do the eight steps of the training model fit into the Army operations process?
- Step 1 correlates to the plan phase
- Steps 2-5 correlate to the prepare phase
- Steps 6 and 8 correlate to the execute phase
- Step 7 correlates to the assess phase
What are the Army’s training management principles? (10)
- Train as you fight
- Training is commander driven
- Training is led by trained officers and noncommissioned officers
- Train to understand
- Train using appropriate doctrine
- Training is protected
- Training is resourced
- Train to sustain
- Train to maintain
- Training is multi echelon and combined arms
What do the letters in “Overall Assessment” column mean? (5)
- T is fully trained (complete task proficiency)
- T is trained (advanced task proficiency)
- P is practiced (basic task proficiency)
- P is marginally practiced (limited task proficiency)
- U is untrained (cannot perform task)
Where would you get any training aids you might need?
Every post has TADSS support office, learn your location and how to request support [_____]
(TADSS - Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations)
What form is used for Deliberate Risk Assessment Worksheet?
DD Form 2977
Which principles of training are reflected in Step 8 of the 8-Step Training Model?
Units never depart a training event with tasks not trained to standard nor training objectives not met.
