Develop Training Plans

Question 1

What are the training principles that back the philosophy of training being correlated with victory in war?

Answer 1

Training Mandate, Training Imperative, Train as you fight, Make Commanders Responsible for Training, Use Standards-based training, Use Performance-Oriented Training, Use Mission-oriented training, Train as a MAGTF to fight as a combined arms, train to sustain proficiency, and train to challenge

Question 2

What does SATE stand for?

Answer 2

Systems Approach to Training and Education

Question 3

What are the phases to SATE?

Answer 3

Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation

Question 4

What does METL stand for?

Answer 4

Mission Essential Task List

Question 5

What is the Planning Process?

Answer 5

METL Training, Assessment, Commander’s Guidance, Training Plans

Question 6

What does TEEP stand for?

Answer 6

Training plan/Training Exercise and Employment Plan

Question 7

What do we get from training?

Answer 7

the ability to follow procedures, execute techniques, apply tactics, and integrate the capabilities of arms and service

Question 8

What does standards based training do?

Answer 8

Provides a measurement of performance, provides Marines with the ability to adjust rapidly to changing tactical situations, eliminates the need for retraining if units are cross-attached, fosters flexibility in battle by reducing the need for complex orders, and teaches Marines to respond to changes in combat in a reflexive and automatic manner

Question 9

What is SATE?

Answer 9

A systematic, problem-solving model used by commanders to produce an effective training program and it is used in the development of all Marine Corps’ training.

Question 10

When in the design phase…what are the 3 ranges and what periods do they cover?

Answer 10

Long-range (18-24 months), Midrange (annual), and Short-Range (quarterly)

Question 11

What does MPS stand for?

Answer 11

Mission performance standard