Training/ Command
Who is our CoC? (529 specific- upto ICOR)
CPT Krueger, LTC Ketterer, Col Methuin, Col Hughs, Gen McFarlan
What are the core leader competencies?
-Leads: (take charge) provides purpose, direction, and motivation; builds trust; provides an example; communicates
-Develops: (build the team) develops themselves, creates a positive climate, develops subordinates, and stewards the profession
-Achieves: (accomplish the mission) executes, adjusts, and gets results to accomplish tasks and missions on time and to standard
Define Mission Command
Mission Command is the army approach to command and control that empowers subordinate decision making and decentralized execution appropriate to the situation.
What regulation covers SHARP
AR 600-20
What are the Army Values?
Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage (LDRSHIP)
Who is our NCO Support Channel (529 specific, DET SGT to I COR)
SSG Dimal, MSG Suttun, CSM Krieg, CSM Voller, CSM Reffer
How does the army define leadership? Describe leadership in your own words.
The army defines leadership as the activity of influencing people by proving purpose, direction and motivation to accomplish the mission and improve the organization.
How do staff members assist the commander?
Staff assist the commander in the details of planning, preparing, executing and assessing by conducting the operations process.
What regulation covers Army Leadership and the profession?
ADP 6-22
What are the two ways to report SHARP and what is the difference?
Restricted Reporting vs Unrestricted Reporting
An unrestricted report will prompt an official investigation where as a restricted report will not UNLESS the victim discloses the information to the commander.
What does it mean to train as you fight?
Leaders create training environments as close to combat-like conditions as possible. Such training environments include opposing forces that replicate tough, realistic and relevant near-peer threats. Training also mimics various operational variables. This intense and life-like training enables soldiers and units to overcome stress, chaos, uncertainty and complexity of combat as they train.
What are the components of the Army Leadership requirements model?
Attributes (Character, Presence, intellect)
Competencies (Leads, Develops, Achieves)
The attributes and competencies that NCOs need to exercise mission command are discussed in what model and what are the 3 main catergories?
-Leadership Requierment Model
- The three main areas are: BE, KNOW, DO
What Reg covers the Army Substance Abuse Program?
AR 600-85
What are the three general orders?
1- I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.
2- I will obey my special orders and perform all my duties in a military manner.
3- I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions to the commander of the relief.
What is the NCO Support Channel?
It is a channel of communication and supervision from the Command Sergeant Major to 1SG and then to other NCOs and enlisted personnel of the unit
What are the core Leader Attributes? What are the three categories?
Attributes are characteristics internal to a leader. These affect how an individual behaves, thinks and learns with in certain conditions.
-Character: the moral and ethical qualities of a leader
-Presence: characteristics open to display by the leader and open to viewing by others
-Intellect: the mental and social abilities the leader applies while leading
*Points for each correct answer as this is a three part question*
In the Leadership Requierments Model, what must an NCO
(a) Be
(b) Know
(c) Do
Be- physically fit and mentally tough; Role Model (words and deeds); Candid, competent, courageous and committed; tactically and technically proficient
Know- Your soldier, Yourself, Mission and unit capabilities, Operating environment
Do- What is right morally and ethically; decisive; develop seniors, peers and subordinates; lead from the front
What ADP covers Mission Command?
ADP 6-0
What are the major terrain features?
Hills, Saddles, valleys, ridges, and depressions
What are the steps in the 8 step training Model?
-Plan the training event
-Train and certify leaders
- Recon the training sites
-Issue the operation order
-Rehearse
-Train
-Conduct the after action review
-Retrain
The army acknowledges three levels of leadership, which are-
Direct- individual/ small group, task oriented, perspective
Organizational- system and processes
Strategic- global/ regional, national societal perspective
What are the principles of Mission Command?
-Competence
-Mutual Trust
-Shared Understanding
- Commander's Intent
-Mission Orders
-Disciplined Initiative
-Risk Acceptance
What reg covers the Army retention program?
AR 601-280
What are the 5 colors on a map? What do they stand for?
Black-Man made objects, brown-contour/elevation, blue- water, green- vegetation, red- densely populated areas