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1
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How many Principles of training are there?

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11

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2
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What are the 11 principles of training?

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  1. Commanders and other leaders are responsible for training
  2. NCOs Train Individuals, Crews, and Small Teams
  3. Train to standard
  4. Train as you will fight
  5. Train while operating
  6. Train fundamentals first
  7. Train to develop adaptability
  8. Understand the operational environment
  9. Train to sustain
  10. Train to maintain
  11. Conduct multiechelon and concurrent training
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3
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How many types of AARs are there?

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2

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4
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What are the types of AARS

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formal and informal

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5
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What are the steps to the operations process

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Plan, prepare, execute, and assess

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6
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What meeting is the single most important meeting?

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Training meeting

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7
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How often should training meetings be conducted?

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weekly

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8
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AN AAR consists of four parts what are the parts?

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  1. Review what was supposed to happen
  2. Establish what happened
  3. Determine what was right or wrong with what happened
  4. Determine how the task should be done differently
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9
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describe a battle rhythm

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a deliberate cycle of command, staff, and unit activities intended to synchronize current and future operations.

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10
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Define MET

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Mission Essential Task

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11
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What are the 5 inputs to a METL development

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  1. Wartime Operational Plans
  2. Enduring Combat Capabilities
  3. Operational Environment
  4. Directed Missions
  5. External Guidance
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12
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What is Table I subject matter?

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Basic System skills

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13
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What is Table II subject matter?

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Ready for Action Drills

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14
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What is Table III subject matter?

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Basic ABM

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15
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What is Table IV subject matter?

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Basic Gunnery Certification

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16
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What table is used to train Individuals to perform as crew members and prepare individual crew members for assigned wartime missions.

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Table I-IV

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17
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How many Subtasks are in Table I

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18 Subtasks

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18
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What ABML is Conducted during a Table VIII

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ABM 11

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19
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What tables are evaluations as unit collective events the provide a means of instilling crew integrity, teamwork, and unit cohesion?

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Table VIII and Table XII

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20
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Who is the audience for TC 3-01.86?

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Commanders, Trainers, Evaluators, Leaders and soldiers

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21
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During table VIII missile reloads crews have _____minutes to move______ missiles and return to an operational status.

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60 minutes and 6 missiles

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22
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Within how many minutes must the RSOP team deploy after receiving the MWO?

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30 minutes

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23
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How often are you required to take a Table IV test?

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Within the first 90 days and 6 months after

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24
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Who are the primary trainers of individuals, small teams, and crews

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NCO’s

25
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How often must table IV written exams be updated?

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Every 6 months

26
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What is patriot gunnery table II?

A

Ready for action drills

27
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During a table XII reload how long does the crew have to complete the reload and how many missiles must be moved?

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120 minutes and 6 missiles

28
Q

Define CATS

A

Combines arms training strategy

29
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Basic gunnery table include what ABML

A

ABML 1-5

30
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What table evaluates an individual soldiers ability to maintain equipment, operate the equipment, and function within a crew?

A

Table IV

31
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Who is responsible for conducting training and gunnery certification?

A

Leaders at all levels

32
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Who is responsible for conducting table XII certifications?

A

BDE Commanders

33
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Who is responsible for conducting table VIII certifications?

A

BN Commanders

34
Q

What ABML is used for Table VIII evaluations?

A

ABML 11

35
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What ABML is used for Table XII?

A

ABML 16

36
Q

Missile reload should take place during ABM. During ABM, the ESC crew will request missile reload from who?

A

The BCP

37
Q

What are the six patriot specific training devices available for use by units?

A 
TPTs
LAT
OTM
MRTs
RT3
FMS-D
38
Q

Who with NCOs ensure training is scheduled and equipment available?

A

Battery 1SG

39
Q

What patriot gunnery table is the evaluation gate for the intermediate to advanced?

A

Table VIII

40
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What table trains ECS and BCP crews on intermediate level ABML and LS crews on GMT or Forklift reload?

A

Table V

41
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What is Table VI

A

PM and E

42
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What is the frequency that patriot FP train tables 1-3 IAW gunnery standards?

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Twice weekly

43
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What is Table VII

A

Commanders Assessment

44
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How often must Table VI be trained as a practical exercise?

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Weekly

45
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Training continuous when units are deployed or when conducting daily operations. As units operate they learn from formal and informal AARs. They train to improve performance and address changes in tactics techniques and procedures that affect the operation.

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Train while operating

46
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What is Table IX

A

Alert state assumption and RFA drills

47
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What is Table X

A

Advanced level ABM and missile reload

48
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______ means training under expected operational environments

A

train as you fight

49
Q

Training under complex changing conditions with minimal information available to make decisions

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Leaders train to develop adaptability

50
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: The Standardized_____ represents the tasks of decisive action that a unit could perform based on it table of organization and equipment or table of distribution

A

METL

51
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what is a task a unit could perform based on its design, equipment, manning, and table of organization and equipment of distribution and allowances mission?

A

MET

52
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Subordinate leaders have responsibility for the proficiency of their respective organizations and subordinates. What fundamental does this demonstrate?

A

Commanders and other leaders are responsible for training

53
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NCOs are the primary trainers of_______,_______ and _______

A

Enlisted soldiers, crews, and small teams

54
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What are the three training domains?

A

Institutional, operational, and self development

55
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What level of Patriot gunnery tables includes missile reload and PM&E under varying CBNR and other operational conditions

A

Advanced Level Gunnery Tables

56
Q

at what frequency must Table IV, Table VIII, and Table XII be conducted?

A

Table IV: initial 90 Days and every 6 months
Table VIII: Annually
Table XII: Semi-Annually

57
Q

The unit will have_______ to prepare the Patriot system for movement.

A

45 Min

58
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What sub task must LS crews receive “goes” to pass Table VIII?

A

Subtask 1, 3, and 4

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