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1. What are the 2 levels of maintenance?

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  1. Unit, orginizational
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  1. What feature makes the Patriot missile totally different from those used by previous systems?
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  1. It is delivered as a Certified Round from manufacturer.
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  1. Commanders exercise ____________ _____________ to give subordinates latitude in determining how to train their units to achieve the desired end state.
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  1. mission command
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  1. If you use the term Winchester on PL1, you are telling your HEU that _____________________________.
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  1. you are out of ordinance
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  1. ______ is a systematic, continuous process of analyzing the threat & environment in a specific area.
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  1. IPB
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  1. Unit training occurs in the __________ _______ ________ at home station, maneuver combat training centers and mobilization training centers.
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  1. operational training domain
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  1. What are the four categories that nation states fall into?
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  1. core states. Transition states, rogue states, & failed or failing states
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  1. What is the most critical input for METL development?
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  1. war time operational and contingency plans
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  1. How many inputs are there to METL development?
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  1. 5
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  1. What are the steps of MDMP?
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  1. Receipt of the mission, Mission analysis, COA Development, COA Analysis, COA Comparison, COA Approval, a. Orders Production
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  1. What are the 4 parts of the Army’s training management cycle?
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  1. METL Development, Plan, Execute, & Assess
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  1. To what standard must a unit train?
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  1. to the appropriate doctrine
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  1. Who is responsible for training individuals, crews, and small teams?
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  1. NCOs
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  1. What does CATS provide?
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  1. tasks based event driven training strategies
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  1. define threat.
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  1. any combination of actors, entities, or forces that have the capability and intent to harm i. United States forces, United States national interests, or the homeland
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  1. A _____________ is a measurable action performed by individuals or organizations.
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  1. task
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  1. _____________ __________________ occurs when a leader conducts training within the scope of another type of training.
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  1. concurrent training
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  1. CATS will assign a rating of T, P, or U to a unit. What does T, P, & U mean?
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  1. T-Trained P-Needs Practice U-Untrained
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  1. List the 4 principles of training
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Train to standard
Train to maintain
Train as you fight
Train to sustain

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  1. What are the three types of training plans?
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  1. long range short range near term
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  1. A __________ _____________ is the diverse and dynamic combination of regular forces, irregular forces, terrorist forces, and/or criminal elements unified to achieve mutually benefitting effects.
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  1. hybrid threat
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  1. During the train/ready phase of ARFORGEN, units must train in a ________ ________ ________ against hybrid threats
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  1. known operational environment
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  1. What are the mission variables?
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  1. METT-TC
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  1. What does PMESII-PT stand for?
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  1. Political Military Economic Social Information Infrastructure Physical environment Time
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  1. What is the Operational Environment?
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  1. A composite of the conditions, circumstances, and influences that affect the employment of capabilities and bear on the decisions of the commander.
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  1. What are the operational variables?
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  1. PMESII-PT
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  1. What does METL stand for?
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  1. Mission Essential Task List
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  1. What does IPB stand for?
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  1. Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield
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  1. What is MDMP?
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  1. Military Decision Making Process
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  1. What may be the most critical and most complex variable that affects military operations?
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  1. military capabilities
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  1. A ____________ is the accepted proficiency level to accomplish a task
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  1. standard
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  1. How many steps are there to MDMP?
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  1. 7
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  1. What does the acronym SPEAR stand for?
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  1. Standard Patriot Engagement Assessment of Readiness
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  1. What are the 4 steps of IPB?
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  1. Define the operational environment, Define the operational effects, Evaluate the threat, Determine the courses of action
35
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  1. What are the three training domains?
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  1. Operational Institutional Self-Development
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  1. ______________ are the units overall training manager, subordinate leaders have responsibility for the proficiency of their respective organizations and subordinates.
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  1. Commanders
37
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  1. What are the three phases of ARFORGEN?
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  1. Reset, Ready/Train, Available
38
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  1. What are the 5 inputs to METL development?
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  1. Wartime operational plans, Enduring combat operations, Operational environment, Directed missions, External guidance
39
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  1. For table VIII, how long does a unit have to march order their system?
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  1. 45 minutes
40
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  1. If the primary ECS crew becomes decertified for any reason, what must then occur?
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  1. The entire unit will have to recertify full collective mobility
41
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  1. For table XII the unit has __________ to emplace the system and rejoin the air battle with minimum engagement capability. The unit will be given an additional ________ to achieve alert state assumption.
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  1. 90 minutes & 30 minutes
42
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  1. How much time does a unit have to send a green bar for table VIII?
43
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  1. How often must a table IV exam be updated by the Battalion?
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  1. every 6 months
44
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  1. How often should table V be conducted?
45
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  1. Can a Senior NCO serve as the RSOP NCOIC?
46
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  1. the name for table XI is what?
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  1. Precertification to table XII
47
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  1. Table II is called what?
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  1. Ready-For-Action Drills
48
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  1. How often are units required to conduct a table XII?
49
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  1. Air Battle Management/Missile Reload is what table?
50
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  1. The minimum crew for the RSOP team is _____ personnel.
51
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  1. What table is Nighttime MO&E Under Varying CBRN Conditions?
52
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  1. Basic Gunnery Certification is table _____.
53
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  1. For table IV evaluations the Battery commander will appoint a representative, who must certify that representative before they can conduct evaluations?
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  1. Battalion standardization team
54
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  1. How often should table VIII be conducted?
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  1. within 1 year and bi annually as long as crew stays the same
55
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  1. Table XII is the responsibility of the __________________________.
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  1. Brigade Commander
56
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  1. Table VIII is the responsibility of the __________________________.
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  1. Battalion Commander
57
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  1. For table XII the missile reload crew is allotted how much time?
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  1. 120 minutes
58
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  1. How often should a unit train table III?
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  1. twice weekly
59
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  1. What is CATS?
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  1. Combined Arms Training Strategy- The ends, ways, and means to achieve & sustain war fighting readiness for the average unit.
60
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  1. How often must table IV exams be updated?
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  1. every 6 months
61
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  1. What are foundation target sets composed of?
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  1. Friends and Unknowns
62
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  1. the acronym LVCG stands for what?
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  1. Live Virtual, Constructive, Gaming
63
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  1. Who must the ECS call for a missile reload?
64
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  1. Fighting simulated air battles through TPTs is an example of which type of training?
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  1. Virtual training
65
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  1. How many personnel are required to certify a fire unit table VIII?
66
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  1. A FU conducting table VIII or XII with 6 LS can score a maximum of how many points on the evaluations?
67
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  1. During table VIII missile reload crews have _____ minutes to _____ missiles, using _____ or _____ and return the LS to operational status.
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  1. 60, 6, GMT, or Forklift
68
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  1. During Gunnery, how often are AARs conducted?
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  1. after each training event
69
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  1. What is the Minimum number of crews that a fire uni must maintain at table VIII & XII collectively?
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  1. ECS-2, RS-1, EPP-1, AMG-1, BCP-1, RSOP-1, RELOAD-1 for GMT on each type of LS assigned to the unit, LS 4 if 5 LS present (2-PAC2, 2-PAC3) 5 if 6 LS present (3-PAC2 2 PAC3)
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  1. At a minimum __________________ of the air battle for a table XII evaluation will be conducted in MOPP4.
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  1. 40 minutes
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  1. NCOs are the primary trainers of enlisted _____________, _____________________ & ______________________ __________________.
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  1. Soldiers, Crews, Small Teams
72
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  1. What are the four methods in which evaluations can be administered?
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  1. formal, informal, internal, external
73
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  1. What are the two types of AAR?
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  1. formal, informal,
74
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  1. What is an After Action Review?
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  1. a guided analysis of an organization’s performance
75
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  1. How often is an ECS operator required to pass a Table IV evaluation?
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  1. Initially within 90 days, semi-annually after that
76
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  1. How often should table VII training be conducted?
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  1. as required
77
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  1. How often should table XI be conducted?
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  1. as required
78
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  1. For table VIII, the evaluation team chief will verify the system is ______________________________________ prior to the start of the evaluation per ______________ and applicable TMs.
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  1. mission capable, AR 700-138
79
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  1. Once RSOP has been briefed by the OIC, how long do they have to get off site?
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  1. 30 minutes
80
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  1. In order for the battery to qualify its Soldiers to wear the missile bar on the sharpshooter weapons qualification badge, what must occur?
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  1. score 90-94% or better on the overall score with a 1st time go (Q1)
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  1. During all training events, what is the primary consideration?
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  1. the prevention of safety violations

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