Unit Training Management Flashcards

1
Q

A _____ is a collective task on which an organization trains to be proficient in its designed capabilities or assigned mission.

A

MET (mission essential task)

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2
Q

_____ provides task-based event driven training strategies, designed to assist the unit commander in planning.

A

CATS

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3
Q

Who uses CATS?

A

Unit commanders, trainers, evaluators

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4
Q

The CATS reflects a ____ , with subordinate strategies nested BCT/BDE to Crew level so subordinates training plans support higher unit METL.

A

Crawl, walk, run training progression

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5
Q

CATS provides training material too ____

A

Reduced planning time

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6
Q

_____ provides training principles and techniques for use by units to gain proficiency in engaging and destroying threats efficiently in any operational environment.

A

IWTS

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7
Q

What does IWTS stand for?

A

Integrated weapons training strategy

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8
Q

How long are qualifications valid for active duty components?

A

9 months

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9
Q

What publication covers Crew training and qualification?

A

TC 3-20.31

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10
Q

Training and evaluation outlines provide ____ for individuals and collective tasks

A

Performance and proficiency standards

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11
Q

Prioritization of METs are based on what?

A

Unit requirements

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12
Q

What units have a METL?

A

deployable company level and above units

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13
Q

Does a unit METL change?

A

No

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14
Q

What does T&EO stand for?

A

Training and evaluation outline

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15
Q

Where do you go to access CATS?

A

Army Training Network

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16
Q

UTM stands for?

A

Unit training management

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17
Q

Who establishes the training battle rhythm?

A

The commander

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18
Q

What are the 3 types of training plans?

A

Long range, mid range, short range

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19
Q

What type of training plan includes annual goals and annual guidance?

A

Long range

20
Q

What type of training plan includes status check ins and further development of the plan?

A

Medium range

21
Q

What type of training planning include validating supplies, insuring range is approved, insuring ammo allocation, exc?

A

Short range

22
Q

What is used to synchronize dedicated training time for units to train on METL tasks

A

Training horizon

23
Q

____ countdown the week’s prior to and after each training event

A

T weeks

24
Q

Who are the only required personnel for a range?

A

RSO, OIC, Medical support

25
Q

Who are the recommended range personnel in addition to the required range personnel?

A

Beach Master, NCOIC, firefighting detail, Target NCO, briefing NCO, RTO, VCE, concurrent training NCO

26
Q

_____ is a overarching strategy for weapons training and proficiency for individuals through battalions

A

IWTS

27
Q

What are the three elements of IWTS?

A

Frequency, gates, tables

28
Q

How many gates are there?

A

4

29
Q

How many tables are there for each weapon system?

A

6

30
Q

Which tables are prerequisites and designed for training in Garrison?

A

Table one, table two, table three

31
Q

Which tables are live fires?

A

Table four, table five, table 6

32
Q

What table is the culminating event?

A

Table 6

33
Q

Our driver’s training and radio skills covered under iwts?

A

No

34
Q

What is considered a new crew?

A

Gunner or commander or both are new to the vehicle platform

35
Q

What is considered a turbulent crew?

A

A crew where the gunner and the vehicle commander have are familiar with the platform but have never worked together

36
Q

What is considered a experience crew?

A

The vehicle commander and gunner have qualified together in the last 9 months

37
Q

What are the nine principles of IWTS?

A

Fundamentals first, maximize virtual systems, synchronize components adaptable to change, established progressive and gated events, culminate and combined arms. Events, facilitate rapid development capabilities, provide commander flexibility, reinforce the rules of engagement and ethical decision making

38
Q

Which gate consists of individual and crew served weapons?

A

Gate 4

39
Q

Which gate consists of squad, crew, fired direction center, and mortars?

A

Gate three

40
Q

Which gate consists of section and platoon operations

A

Gate 2

41
Q

Which gate consists of company combined arms, live fire exercises, and battalion court fire control exercises

A

Gate one

42
Q

What does a crew have to do to qualify Distinguished ?

A

Score 70 points per target on at least nine of 10 engagements and at least 900 total points

43
Q

What are the requirements to qualify Superior

A

Score 70 points per target on at least eight of 10 engagements and at least 800 total points

44
Q

What is required to qualify qualified?

A

70 points per target on at least 7 out of 10 engagements and at least 700 total points

45
Q

What do you have to do to receive a gunnery score of unqualified?

A

Failed to achieve 70 points per target on four more engagements or less than 700 total points