Issuing the initial warning order is the final task of which step of the MDMP?

Mission analysis requires staffs to gather the tools to make informed decisions. Select all the tools that would apply.

Normally, the battlespace is divided by phase lines and within each belt all actions and actors within the belt are considered simultaneously describes which wargaming method

The ______ technique focuses the staff on one avenue of approach at a time, beginning with the main effort. This allows the staff to wargame the battle in sequence from the assembly area to the objective.

The _____technique is the easiest to use when the time available is short and the enemy situation is fairly certain. The staff focuses on specific areas of the battlespace, such as critical events or decision points.

Company size elements and below typically use what form of planning process?

Troop Leading Procedures are made up of how many steps?

___________ are directives that emphasize to subordinates the results to be attained, not how they are to achieve them.

How many techniques are there for issuing orders?

Commanders use ______ orders when operating in an extremely time-constrained environment.

This technique of issuing orders contain both text and graphics.

An ______ order is a directive issued by a commander to subordinate commanders in a five paragraph format for the purpose of effecting the coordinated execution of an operation.

An abbreviated form of an OPORD operation order (verbal, written or digital) usually issued on a day-to-day basis that eliminates the need for restating information contained in a basic operation order.

A _____order is a preliminary notice of an order or action which is to follow.

The first paragraph of an Operations Order

The second paragraph of an Operations Order

The third paragraph of an Operations Order

The fourth paragraph of an Operations Order

The fifth paragraph of an Operations Order

Who is responsible for the overall training of a unit to ensure the unit is fully mission capable?

Who is responsible for the proficiency of their organizations and subordinates?

What principal of training states that units master tasks to an acceptable proficiency level required for task accomplishment?

Which training principal translates into "training under and expected operational environment for the mission?"

Which training principal means continuing training even during operations?

Which training principal focuses on skills such as basic soldiering, warrior tasks, battle drills, marksmanship, fitness and MOS skills.

Which training prinicpal relates to training those tasks most essential to mission accomplishment in order to be able to adjust to changing environments and scenerios?

Which principal of training means to train soldiers to sustain themselves both mentally and physically?

Which principal of training stresses the importance of maintaining the soldiers themselves as well as their equipment?

Which principal of training references commanders ensuring subordinate units have to opportunity to train essential tasks while supporting the higher echelon's training objectives.

There are how many steps to the Army's training model?

Step 1 of the 8 step training model

Step 2 of the 8 step training model

Step 3 of the 8 step training model

Step 4 of the 8 step training model

Step 5 of the 8 step training model

Step 6 of the 8 step training model

Step 7 of the 8 step training model

Step 8 of the 8 step training model

The process of mitigating inherent risk associated with the training environment

Risk Management is a ___ step process for mitigating risk.

A condition with the potential to cause injury, illness, or death of personnel; damage to or loss of equipment or property; or mission degradation

How are risk level expressed? Mark all that apply.

These are put in place to manage and mitigate risk during the risk management process.

This step of the Risk Management Process is used to validate implemented control are effective.

The term for the most serious degree of severity of hazard.

Severe injury, illness, loss, or damage; significantly degraded unit readiness or mission capability

Minor injury, illness, loss, or damage; degraded unit readiness or mission capability. What is the degree of severity?

Minimal injury, loss, or damage; little or no impact to unit readiness or mission capability. What is the degree of severity?

Death, unacceptable loss or damage, mission failure, or unit readiness eliminated. What is the degree of severity?

Continuous, regular, or inevitable occurrences. What is the degree of probability?

Several or numerous occurrences. What is the degree of probability?

Sporadic or intermittent occurrences. What is the degree of probability?

Infrequent occurrences. What is the degree of probability?

Possible occurrences but improbable. What is the degree of probability?

Also known as on-system maintenance, repairs and returns equipment to the operator or the user.

Also known as off-system maintenance, primarily repairs and returns equipment and components to the supply system.

PMCS is the foundation of materiel readiness. Who is responsible for PMCS? Check all that apply.

PMCS that must be performed prior to placing vehicle or its components in operation

PMCS that must be performed while the vehicle and/or its components/systems are in operation.

PMCS this is performed upon completion of mission.

PMCS that is performed once every seven days.

PMCS that is performed once every 30 days.

This Symbol on a 5988-E marks a fault that the TM identifies as "Not Fully Mission Capable (NMC).

This Symbol on a 5988-E requires the commander's authorization and can only be used for limited purposes such as transferring the vehicle to higher echelon maintenance

This Symbol on a 5988-E shows an inspection, part replacement, MWO or maintenance operation check is due, but hasn't been done

This symbol on a 5988-E means there is a materiel defect that does not inhibit mission accomplishment but should be corrected.

indicates completely satisfactory condition or a corrected fault

Continuous, regular, or inevitable occurrences. What is the degree of probability?

Eye contact, body posture, head nods, facial expressions, and checks for understanding are all components of what?

During a counseling session, summarizing the subordiate's message, interpreting their message and clarrifying their message are methods of responding ______.

Eye contact and head nods are way of responding to a subordinate _____.

Which is a best practice when counseling a subordinate?

The DA Form 2166-9-1A is used for what purpose?

Initial counseling for soldiers has to be completed within ____ days.

After an initial counseling, follow up counselings must happen when?

What is the focus of Part IV of the NCOER?

What is the focus of Part V of the NCOER?

A _____ has a voluntary developmental relationship that exists between a person of greater experience and a person of lesser experience that is characterized by mutual trust and respect.