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F100 EXAM PREP Flashcards

1
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HQDA does or does not command army units in combat

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Does not

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2
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True or false. ASCCs can further delegate ADCON to the senior army headquarters operating in a particular area

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True

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3
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What powers does Congress have over the DOD? 

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Organization, funding, and oversight 

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True or false. ADCON is a command relationship 

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False

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5
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What is the process the army uses to manage change my balancing needs both today and in the future with resource constraints?

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Force Management

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6
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The army retains ______ over army units, assigned or allocated to a combat commander. This is the relationship that allows it to meet its title 10 responsibilities.

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ADCON

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7
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True or false. ASCCS are heavily engaged in title 10 management of units, working for a combatant command.

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True 

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What are the four parts of the army strategic planning system ASPS?

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-Army strategy
-army planning guidance APG
-army programming guidance memo APGM
-Army campaign plan ACP

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9
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What are the three critical department of defense decision support systems?

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JCIDS determines requirement/ solution approaches
DAS Develops and requires material solutions
PPBE resource requirements and solutions

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HQDA execute it’s title 10 mission through which four types of organizations

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ACOM, ASCC, DRU, FOA

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What is the JCIDS process used to identify and define requirements or needs analysis, problems and risks, work gap analysis, and solutions analysis across the DOTMILPF-P domains?

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Capabilities based assessment (CBA)

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12
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Where are within the capabilities based assessment (CBA) would a non-material solution, be determined to fill a capability gap?

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Solution analysis (FSA)

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What are the three capabilities-based assessment (CBA) phases?

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Needs analysis (FAA), gap analysis (FNA), solution analysis (FSA) 

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What phase of the capabilities-based assessment assesses the capabilities of the current programmed for us to meet the military objectives from chosen scenarios?

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Gap analysis (FNA)

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What phase of the capabilities-based assessment identifies required capabilities and tasks?

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Needs analysis (FAA)

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16
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What is a capabilities based approach to identify current and future capability gaps?

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JOINT CAPABILITIES, INTEGRATION, AND DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM (JCIDS)

17
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What are the three requirement lanes of JCIDS? Which is most preferred?

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Urgent, emergent, deliberate (most preferred)

18
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 What are the two solutions of the JCIDS process and how are they documented?

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Non material (DCR)
Material (ICD/CDD)

19
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Who is the primary army player in the JCIDS process?

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Army futures command (AFC)

20
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What are the four key inputs to the JCIDS process?

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Strategy, concepts, current force structure, capability gaps

21
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The army documents it’s fundamental ideas about future joint operations in the ?

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Army concept framework

22
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What is the current army operating concept?

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TP 525-3-1, The US Army in multi domain operations 2028

23
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What are the three categories of joint concepts?

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Joint warfighting concept, joint operating concept, supporting concept

24
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What is the hierarchy of the army concept framework?

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Army operating, functional, supporting, advisory

25
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Collectively, the ________ defines the ____________ of how it will operate in the future and provides the _______________ needed to determine the capabilities required across the army to ensure future force effectiveness.

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-Army concept framework
-army vision
-conceptual framework

26
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The defense acquisition system (DAS) has _____ phases and _______ milestones.

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Five phases and three milestones

27
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Which phase of DAS IS THE EXECUTION OF A SUPPORT PROGRAM THAT MEETS MATERIAL READINESS, AN OPERATIONAL SUPPORT PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND SUSTAINS THE SYSTEM IN THE MOST COST EFFECTIVE MANNER OVER IT’S TOTAL LIFECYCLE?

A

Operations and sustainment (O&S)

28
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The ______ is the entry point into the acquisition process for all defense acquisition products

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MDD (Material development decision)

29
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What is the balance of risk between cost, schedule, and performance agreed to between the program manager (PM), the program executive office (PEO) and the milestone decision authority (MDA) called?

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APB (acquisition program baseline)

30
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Which phase of the DAS reduces technology, engineering, integration, and lifecycle cost risk to the point that a decision to contract for engineering and manufacturing development can be made with confidence in successful program, execution for development, production, and sustainment?

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TMRR (technology, maturation, and risk reduction)

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