CRR PROG Flashcards

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_____ generally results in leadership, management, and warrior ethos proficiency

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Institutional development

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_____ generally results in technical skill proficiency

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Occupational development

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The _____ is a career-long process of development where challenging experiences are combined with education and training through a common taxonomy

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Continuum of Learning

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The three distinct levels associated with leadership skills are:

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  • Tactical expertise
  • Operational competence
  • Strategic vision
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5
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Development at the _____ level includes a general understanding of team leadership and an appreciation for organization leadership

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Tactical expertise

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Airmen at the _____ level learn to become the Air Force’s primary technicians and specialists, assimilate into the Air Force culture, and adopt the Air Force core values

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Tactical expertise

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Development at the _____ leadership level includes developing a broader understanding of the Air Force perspective and the integration of diverse people and capabilities in operational execution

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Operational competence

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At the ______ it is a time to foster collaborative relationships through building teams and coalitions, especially within large organizations, and negotiating with others, often external to the organization

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Operational competence

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Development at the _____ level includes combining highly developed personal and people/team institutional competencies, applying broad organizational competencies, and leading and directing exceptionally complex and multi-tiered organizations

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Strategic vision

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Development at the _____ level includes an enterprise perspective with a thorough understanding of the structure and relationships needed to accomplish strategic objectives

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Strategic vision

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Which enlisted tier focuses on adapting to the military, being part of the profession of arms, achieving occupational proficiency, and learning to be productive members of the Air Force?

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Junior Enlisted Airman Tier

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Which enlisted tier continues occupational growth and become expert technicians while developing as leaders, supervisors, managers, and mentors in the profession of arms?

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Noncommissioned Officer Tier

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Which enlisted tier continues PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT and participate in decision-making processes on a variety of technical, operational, and organizational issues?

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Senior Noncommissioned Officer Tier

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The title of _____ is used only for NCOs and SNCOs in charge of a work center or element

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Noncommissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC)

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The title of ______ is used for NCOs and SNCOs in charge of a SECTION with at least two subordinate work centers or elements

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Section Chief

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The title of ______ is used for NCOs and SNCOs who are the enlisted leaders of a flight

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Flight Chief

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Q

The title of _____ is used for SNCOs in charge of squadron-level or wing-level functions

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Superintendent

18
Q

The title of _____ is used for NCOs and SNCOs who are program, project, and policy managers at designated Air Force levels

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Manager

19
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The title of _____ is used for Chief Master Sergeants who are program, project, or policy managers at designated Air Force levels

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Chief

20
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The _____ is the senior enlisted leader of the Air Force and takes precedence over all Air Force enlisted members

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Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force (CMSAF)

21
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The title of _____ typically applies to Chief Master Sergeants, normally located at Headquarters Air Force, responsible for organizing and managing one or more ENLISTED CAREER FIELDS

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Enlisted Air Force Career Field Manager

22
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Whose responsibilities include establishing career field entry requirements, managing trained personnel requirements, and developing and managing career-long training plan requirements and programs?

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Enlisted Air Force Career Field Manager

23
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The title of _____ applies to SNCOs who manage designated enlisted career fields and serve as the MAJOR COMMAND LIASONS for their respective Air Force career field managers

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Enlisted Major Command Functional Manager

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The title of _____ applies to those who provide leadership, management, general supervision, and guidance in organizing, equipping, training, and mobilizing the organization’s enlisted force to meet home station and expeditionary mission requirements

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Group Superintendent

25
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_____ are assigned to each professional military education institution and the First Sergeant Academy

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Commandants

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_____ plan, coordinate, and conduct ENLISTED ENGAGEMENTS with partner nations on behalf of the Secretary of the Air Force, International Affairs

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Enlisted Engagement Managers

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_____ are SNCOs who write and develop research for potential legislative issues of immediate or ongoing concern to the Air Force and the Nation, and are assigned to the Secretary of the Air Force, Legislative Liaison

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Enlisted Legislative Fellows

28
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_____ perform assistant duties in support of a command chief master sergeant or combatant command senior enlisted leader, as well as the CMSAF

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Command Chief Master Sergeant Executive Assistants