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Common Core Exam Flashcards

1
Q

What should you give in long range plans?

A

Collective LF tasks, METS, WPNS QUAL, guidance

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2
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JR LDRS need _____ through _______?

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experience through learning from failures

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3
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What should you do if you don’t meet the end state?

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Assess training and retrain

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4
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METL is mainly based off of?

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Mission set and type of unit

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5
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Critical METS outside of METL, what do you do?

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Tell BDE; request to train them

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6
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What is planning?

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Understanding the situation, activities to end state, future and how to get there

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7
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Gunnery is a _____; FS is a _______

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science; art

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8
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MDMP is initiated from what?

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Higher HQ orders

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9
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How many steps are in MA?

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17 or maybe 18

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10
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How many steps are in receipt of mission?

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6

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11
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Tools in COA analysis?

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Running estimates, threats, operational environment. DO NOT NEED ORDER

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12
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Constraints vs limitations?

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Constraints: Higher/ MTOE put on us. Limitation: What we can/cannot do. Can control

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13
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If the CDR wants to change the COA, what do you do?

A

Go back to COA DEV

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14
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COA Comparison, what is it?

A

Eval criteria during mission analysis

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15
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COA Analysis, what is it?

A

War games. Action, reaction, counter action

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16
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Do you constantly update running estimates?

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Yes, we get new info

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17
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What are the types of rehearsals?

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Confirmation, back brief (in depth)

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18
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CAR?

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Combined Arms rehearsal. MNVR HQ goes after oporder. Synchronization something

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19
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What does the execution matrix show?

A

What people are doing at the decisive point

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20
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What does the rehearsal director do?

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Goes through execution matrix, FIRST THING IS INITIATE MOVEMENT

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21
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What are the 3 things in army profession?

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Confirmation, status quo, sunk cost

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22
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Whats the problem solving process?

A

Non tactical MDMP. Eval criteria

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23
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Identify goals?

A

Smart, specific, realistic

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24
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Parts of army writing style? Sandwich

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Intro (BLUF, thesis), body (main points, evidence), conclusion (thesis)

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25
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How you write is?

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Style

26
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How you structor your writing is?

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Organization

27
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Paraphrasing is?

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Substance

28
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What are the types of briefs?

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Info, decision, mission, staff

29
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What are the levels of leadership?

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Direct, organization, function, integration, large organization, enterprise

30
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Methods of influence?

A

Pressure.
 Legitimating.
 Exchange.
 Personalappeals.
 Collaboration.
 Rational persuasion.
 Apprising.
 Inspirational appeals.
 Participation

31
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Counseling fundamentals?

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Counselor qualities.
 Counseling skills.
 Counseling practices.
 Accepting limitations.
 Addressing resistance.
 The four-stage counseling process.
 Counseling approaches and techniques.

32
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Whats the first counseling you’ll receive?

A

Reception counseling

33
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Whats a CCIR?

A

CDR wants to know to MAKE DECISION (INFO)

34
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PIR?

A

Info CDR needs to understand the threat (INTELLIGENCE)

35
Q

RATING SCHEME DIAGRAM?

A

hierarchy

36
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4 parts of C2?

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PEOPLE, process, network, CMD posts

37
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Elements of CMD?

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Authority (w/ position), responsibility (decisions made), delegate responsibility, not authority. Decision making, LDRSHIP (purpose, motivation, direction)

38
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What are the parts of MDO?

A

Calibrated force posture, multi domain formation, convergence

39
Q

More MDO parts?

A

Cyberspace, land, air, you want to create relative advantage abasing EN

40
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cognitive approach?

A

balance of risk vs opportunity. Skill, knowledge, expertise.

41
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ARSOF?

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Civil affairs, physiological operations, Specula forces. Train up to a BN size

42
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Types of attacks?

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Ambush, counter attack, demonstration, faint, raid, spoiling

43
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Who commands homeland security?

A

NorthCOM

44
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National power, types?

A

Diplomatic, informational, military, economic, and maybe operational environment

45
Q

JFC?

A

Joint forces command; INTENT.

46
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POTUS and SEC DEF?

A

Warning and intel are systems of??????

47
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CAPS, TECH, Procedures?

A

science of tactics

48
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Calibrated forces posture?

A

Capacity, capability, ability to maneuver across strategic distances, position

49
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characteristics of offense?

A

surprise, concentration, temp and audacity

50
Q

Six forms of maneuver?

A

envelopment, frontal, infiltration, penetration, turning, flank

51
Q

Calibrated force posture, part 2?

A

Forward, expeditionary, national level cyber space

52
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5 domains army uses?

A

land, air, maritime, space and cyberspace

53
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What is an operational environment?

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PMESII-PT (political, military, economic, social, information, physical, time)

54
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Four tenants of operations?

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Agility, convergence, endurance, depth

55
Q

Whats MDO convergence?

A

Create overmatch at decisive space

56
Q

Efforts are tied to what?

A

Resources

57
Q

Decisive operation is tied to?

A

Purpose.

58
Q

cognitive approach?

A

To operations

59
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types of defense?

A

area, mobile, retrograde (delay)

60
Q

insurrection act?

A

requested by state govt; approved by potus

61
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