Situational Flashcards
What is the primary responsibility of a leader regarding Soldiers?
Take care of the Soldier. Ensure their safety and well-being before addressing any misdeeds.
What does it mean to handle issues at the lowest level possible?
It means addressing problems directly without passing them up the chain of command unless absolutely necessary.
Why should leaders utilize Army programs?
To demonstrate knowledge of resources and provide comprehensive support to Soldiers in various situations.
How should you respond if a Soldier calls for a ride after drinking?
Ensure the Soldier is safe, assess their ability to call a ride, or go to their location if necessary. Document the incident afterward.
Why is it important to check Soldiers’ rooms?
To ensure accountability, assess their well-being, and verify they maintain government property according to standards.
What steps should be taken if a Soldier fails an ACFT?
Counsel the Soldier on consequences, identify reasons for failure, and develop a personalized plan to improve their fitness.
How should you respond to political comments while in uniform?
Maintain professionalism by stating your duty to protect the Constitution, regardless of personal opinions.
How would you handle a Soldier refusing the COVID-19 vaccine?
Listen to their concerns, provide educational resources, and encourage informed decision-making while respecting their rights.
What steps should you take if a Soldier expresses thoughts of self-harm?
Use the A.C.E. framework: Ask about their plan, show care, and escort them to appropriate resources.
What defines toxic leadership?
Behaviors that violate Army values and competencies, including abusive, self-serving, erratic, incompetent, and corrupt actions.
