A distinctive mode of

dress

(a)  

The status of a person loyal

to a nation, entitled to its

rights and protection, while

also assuming some

responsibilities for service

to the nation

(a)  

A person lower in rank or

grade

(a)  

The order of persons next

in line for an office or

the rank that is held by

another

(a)  

Is to have 1 leader in charge of the organization to ensure that the organization is working towards the same goal.

(a)  

The succession of authority/ can guarantee that all members

are on the same team(s), work hard to accomplish individual and

unit tasks.

(a)  

is the number of immediate subordinates one commander

or leader can effectively control, supervise, or direct./ The # of units a leader can effectively control the rule of thumb is 2-6

(a)  

(a)  

(a)  

(a)  

(a)  

A subdivision of a military

regiment or battalion that

constitutes the lowest

administrative unit; usually

under the command of a

captain and is made up of at

least two platoons

(a)  

A subdivision of a company-

size military unit normally

consisting of two or more

squads or sections; the

a leader is usually a first

lieutenant

(a)  

The smallest unit in the

Army organization

composed of a varying

number of personnel,

depending on the type of

element, and led by a

noncommissioned officer

(a)  

Widely recognized and

expected levels of value

or measurement

(a)  

A service uniform that

consists of an Army blue

coat, trousers or slacks, a

long or short sleeve shirt,

a black four-in-hand tie or

neck tab; and other

authorized accessories

(a)  

A service uniform that is

the same as the Class A

uniform except the service

coat is not worn; the black

tie and black neck tab are

required when wearing the

long sleeve shirt; both tie

and tab are optional with

the short sleeve shirt

(a)  

A service uniform that

consists of a jacket,

trouser, and patrol cap in

a universal camouflage

pattern in addition to a

moisture wicking t-shirt

and Army combat boots

(suede tan)

(a)  

An emblem, badge,

medal, or other

distinguishing mark of

office, honor, or position;

denotes grade and

branch; may also indicate

capacity and duty

assignment in the U.S.

Army

(a)