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M100 Flashcards

1
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Decisive Operations

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The operation that directly accomplishes the mission

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2
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Creates and preserves conditions for the success of the decisive operation through effects on the enemy, other actors, and the terrain

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Shaping Operation

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Enables the Decisive operation or shaping operations by generating the maintaining combat power

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Sustaining Operations

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4
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Phases in between reconnaissance and maneuver

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Phases of the operations

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5
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Designated subordinate unit whos mission at a given point in time is most critical to overall mission success

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Main Effort

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6
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Designated subordinate unit with a mission that supports the success of the main effort

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Support effort

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7
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WfF warfighting function in the operations process (CIDREO)

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WfF capabilities
Integrating processes
Deliberate planning
Rehearsals
Execution of LSCO
Operational Assessment
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8
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4 Measured components of CUSR (PRST)

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(P) Personnel
(R) Readiness (Equipment readiness)
(S) Supply (Equipment on hand)
(T) Training

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9
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How are the measured CUSR component assessed

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3 Tier YQN?

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Three training proficiencies (ICP)

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MET proficiency
Weapons Qualification
Collective live-fire

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Collective task on which an organization trains to be proficient in its designed capabilities or assigned mission.

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MET Mission essential task

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A tailored group of mission-essential tasks. The fundamental element that ties what a unit trains to the training assessment and unit readiness

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METL Mission essential task list

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13
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How are the three training proficiencies Assessed and evaluated and where are they recorded

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T,P,U

DTMS

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14
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4 phases in the Army force generation and sustainable readiness process

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Plan and prepare Readiness Objectives (RO)
Establish RO
Assess projected readiness
Assess achieve readiness

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15
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ASCC

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Army Service component Command are force providers that bring the people. Can be tied to a lot of different people.

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16
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LCC, MCC, NCC…

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Functional Commands are the force handling the fight.

17
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Gives direction and guidance to the Functional commands in a wartime setting

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JTF

18
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US Army Commander in charge of Land Component that’s not in a joint billet

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ARFOR

19
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Fundamentals of readiness

A

Modules
Cycles
Objectives

20
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Phases of sustainable Readiness

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Phase 1: Plan and Prepare
Phase 2: Establish Readiness objectives
Phase 3: Assess Readiness projections
Phase 4: Assess Readiness achieved

21
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Can the DSB serve as the SACP?

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NO, this would come out of the division and employed by the division commander

22
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Divisions are manned, organized, and equipped to serve in what roles

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Tactical HQ commanding BDE’s
JTF HQ
ARFOR HQ
Joint or MNLC HQ

23
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The JAGIC is located where in the DIV HQ

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Joint Air-Ground Integration Center is best located in the Division Current Operations Integration Cell (COIC)

24
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DR ACMS

What does it produce

A

Determine Requirements
Assess capabilities
Mitigate Shortfalls
Concept of Support/Health and human services

25
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4 categories of weapons

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Individual weapons
Crew Served
Special purpose
Platform

26
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How the Army directs the development, preservation, and provision of ready and responsive forces for employment in support of national military objectives

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Force Generation

27
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Training Management Cycle

Identifying training requirements by:

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Planning and preparation
Execution
Evaluation and assessment

28
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“the ability to project the military element of national power from CONUS or another theater in response to requirements for military operations

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Force projection

29
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5 steps of pre-deployment activities

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Mission Analysis
Force structuring
Refine deployment data
Prepare the force
Schedule movement
30
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process of planning for and obtaining supplies, services, and construction from commercial sources in support of directed operations along with the associated contingency contracting and associated contractor personnel management functions

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Operational Control Support

31
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Tasks associated with Force projection

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Mobilization
Deployment
Employment
Sustainment
Redeployment
32
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Principles of RSOI

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1) Unity of Command
2) Synchronization
3) Unit Integrity
4) Balance

33
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Mobility Triad

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Sealift
Airlift
APS

34
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Ability to project the military instrument of national power from the United States or another theater, in response to the requirements for military operations.

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Force Projection

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