regs Flashcards
how many campaign and battle streamers does the army flag have?
over 180
when was the american continential army established?
14 june 1775
what is the armys version for its three strategic roles?
prevent, shape, win
what gives the president the authority as the commander and cheif?
the constitution
what is the armys mission?
the armys mission is to fight and win the nations was through prompt and sustained land combat, as part of the joint force.
if soliders do not have “trust between soldiers and their leaders” what can be the outcome?
soldiers will only follow those orders given and only out of fear of the consequences and will not take initiative.
what does trust at all levels of leadership depened on?
candor
what are the 7 army values?
loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service , honor, integrity, personal courage.
what usually keeps professional soldiers in the army?
families
army training does more than develope technical expertise, it also encourages army leaders to do what?
exercise discretionary judgements without close supervision, this ability is critically important to develop confident leaders.
what does certification measure?
competence, character, and commitment
what is a professional competence?
mastery of specific skills
what must an individual do to become a professional?
become certified in their job or tasks
what is an oath?
an individual moral commitment made publicly?
is the constitutional oath legally binding?
yes
how is loss of discipline on the part of our soldiers exploited by the enemy?
through enemy propaganda and it is magnified through the news media
what must small-unit leaders do to prevent our soldiers from retaliating in response to an enemy’s unethical acts?
maintain discipline and ensure that the conduct of soldiers remains within ethical and moral boundaries
what does ADP 1 chapter 2-20 mean by esprit de corps?
we should always respect our history and traditions
how does the army emphasize espirit de corps and tradition and history?
through the practice of our customs, our traditions and conducting ceremonies.
how do units and organizations preserve their unit histories and display them?
unit distinctive insignia( such as crests, patches and mottos) and by maintaining written account of the units history
what is the hallmark of units with high esprit de corps?
those soldiers will display a high level of discipline and pride
what is discipline?
the behavior tempered by high standards of conduct and performance and reflects the self-control necessary in the face of temptation, obstacles, and adversity and the fear to do the harder right instead of the easier wrong
what is pride?
recognition that obstacles, adversity and fear can be mastered through dicipline and teamwork
what does esprit de corps say about soldier or unit
that the soldier or unit has a high motivation, discipline and morale
what are the 4 primary missions of the armed forces that may require large numbers of ground forces or the ready availabilty of large numbers of soliders?
- counter terrorism and irregular warfare 2. stability and counterinsurgency 3. was 4. the defense of our homeland and support of civil authorities
what do space systems allow the army to employ?
space, systems allow the army to employ weapons systems rapidly, lethally and discreetly
what are the army’s two core competencies that are indispensable contributions to the joint force?
combined arms maneuver and wide area secutriy
what are the levels of command and the rank that generally commands them?
- squad = SSG 2. platoon=lieutenant/SFC 3. company= captain/ 1SG 4. battalion= LTC/CSM 5. brigade= COL/CSM 6. division=major general/CSM 7. corps= Lieutenant General/CSM 8. general/CSM
what is the size of a squad?
6-9 soldiers
what is the size of a platoon?
16-44 soldiers
what is the size of a company?
62-190 soliders
what is the size of a battalion?
300-1000
what is the size of a brigade?
3000-5000
what is the size of a division?
10,000-15,000
what is the size of a corps?
20,000-45,000