Board Flashcards
Who was the first Sergeant Major of the Army?
William O Wooldridge
When was the sergeant major of the army position established?
1966
How many Sergeants Major of the Army has there been?
15
Name the last four Sergeant Major of the Army
Jack L Tilley
Kenneth O Preston
Raymond F Chandler
Daniel A Daily
When was the birth of the continental army?
1775
What two pay grades were added in 1958?
E-8 and E-9
When was 1-1 ADA originally constituted?
June 1, 1821 as the 1st Regiment of Artillery at Fort Independence, Massachusetts
What wars has this unit been apart of?
War of 1812 Mexican War Civil war Indian wars World War II Southwest Asia (defense of Saudi Arabia, liberation and defense of Kuwait, cease-fire)
What are the unit awards for?
The valorous unit award is for operations during Saudi Arabia and Bahrain
The army superior unit award is for actions during 1984 and 1985
What is the birth place of the NCO Creed
Fort Benning, Georgia
When is the birth of the continental army
1775
What two ranks were added in 1958
Master sergeant and sergeant major
When was the NCO Creed officially recognized
1985
8 step training module: step 1
Plan the training
What is the most important responsibility of leaders
Mission accomplishment and welfare of soldiers
What are the basic responsibilities of an NCO
Maintaining discipline and government property, training soldiers, ensuring the welfare of the soldiers, executing the mission.
What is an NCOs principle duty and responsibility
Training
What regulation covers NCODP
AR 350-1 chapter 4
Who oversees NCODP
The CSM or senior NCO within the organization
What are some objectives of NCODP
Develop NCOs who are self-aware, adaptive, competent, and confident
Realize the full potential of the NCO support channel
Develop and strengthen the skills, knowledge, and abilities to train, deploy, and lead soldiers in combat through battle focused training
What are 3 domains of leader development
Operational domain, institutional domain, self-development domain
What regulation covers army leadership
ADP 6-22
What does ADP stand for
Army Doctrine Publication
What are three types of developmental counselings
Event oriented
Performance
Professional growth
What are some things in a unit that affect moral
Mess(food)
UCMJ
Mail
Billets (barracks)
What is MET-TC
It is a tool to help plan training around mission variables
What does METT-TC stand for
Mission Enemy Terrain/weather Troops Time frame Civilian considerations
What are the core leader competencies?
Leads
Develops
Achieves
What is the purpose of the Army Leader development program?
To grow Soldiers and Civilians into competent and confident leaders capable of directing teams and organization to execute decisive actions
What are the 3 training domains that the army uses
Institutional, operational, self-development
What are the principles of unit training?
Train to standard, to sustain, and to maintain, train as you fight
What are the Army’s principles of leader development?
Lead by example, develop subordinate leaders
What regulation covers training units and developing leaders
ADP/ADRP 7-0
What does METL stand for
Mission essential task list
What does TADSS stand for?
Training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations
What covers risk management?
ATP 5-19
What are the 5 steps to risk management
Identify the risks, assess the risk, develop controls to mitigate the risk, implement those controls, supervise/observe, and evaluate
What form is the deliberate risk assessment worksheet
Dd form 2977
8 step training: step 2
Train the trainer
8 step training module: step 3
Recon the site
8 step training module: step 4
Issue the order
8 step training module: step 5
Rehearse the training
8 step training module: step 6
Execute the training
8 step training module: step 7
Evaluate the training
8 step training module: step 8
Retrain
