UCMJ/ Counseling/ Leadership Flashcards
UCMJ
AR 27-10
Uniform Code of Military Justice
(known as Punitive action)
Article 15 types
1.Summarized (no legal cousel)
2.Formal (can have lawyer present)
a.Summarized
b.company grade
c.Field Grade (O-4 and above)
Types of court martial
1.summarized
2.Special
3.General
possible punishments
pay, rank, restriction to post, extra duty, suspension of pay
two primary means of dealing with misconduct
punitive and non-punitive
who can impose and article 15
any commanding officer including a warrant officer exercising command
military justice is administered and what two levels
-non-judicial punishment
-judicial punishment
does a person have to accept an article 15
no, they can demand trial by court martial
how long does someone have to appealan article 15
5 calendar days
wat is one circumstance when a soldier cannot refuse and Article 15
when aboard a ship
who is the highest military court
the court of military appeals (5 civilian judges elected by POTUS)
counseling ATP/AR
ATP 6-22.1/
AR623-3 (for NCO’s)
counseling def
the process by which leaders review with the subordinate the subordinate’s demonstrated performance and potential
reasons for counselings
-reception and integration
-performance
-personal
-discipline
-professional growth and guidance
approaches to counseling
-directive
-non-directive
-combined
major categories in developmental counseling
-event
-performance
-professional growth counseling
basic components of a counseling sesion
-open session
-discuss the issues
-develop plan of action
-record and close the session
-follow up
characteristics of an effective counselor
-purpose
-flexibility
-respect
-communication
-support
be, know, do
be: army values
Know: interpersonal, conceptual, technical, and tactical skills
do: influence, operate, and improve
definition of leadership
the process of influencing others to accomplish the mission by providing purpose, direction, and motivation
Indicators of good leadership
-proficiency
-discipline
-cohesion
-morale
proffesional characteristic traits
-courage
-candor
-competence
-integrity
Leadership ADP and ADRP
ADP/ADRP 6-22
purpose
gives subordinates the reason to act in order to achieve a desired outcome
direction
providing clear direction involves communication how to accomplish a mission: prioritizing tasks, assigning responsibility for completion, and ensuring subordinates understand the standard
motivation
supplies the will to do what is necessary to accomplish the mission
3 levels of leadership
- direct (company)
- organizational (BC, SGM/ RCO,RSM)
3.strategic (G-shops, major DOD command)
Army Values
LDRSHIP
Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless service, Honor, Integrity, Personal courage