Army Ldrship
What covers Army Leadership?
ADP 6-22
What covers Mission Command?
ADP 6-0
What doctrine covers The Operations Process?
ADP/ADRP 5-0
What are the three attributes of a leader?
Character, Presence, Intellect
Why do leaders develop others?
To assume greater responsibility and increase expertise.
What is AR 600-20?
Army Command Policy
🔑 Hint: “20” rhymes with policy plenty.
What is Army Leadership?
Influencing others by providing purpose, direction, and motivation to accomplish the mission and improve the organization.
What is Mission Command?
The Army’s approach to command and control that empowers leaders through trust and shared understanding ~ The Army’s approach to command and control that empowers subordinate decision making and decentralized execution appropriate to the situation.
What is the Army's framework for exercising mission command?
The operations process
What does character refer to?
Who the leader is; their internal identity.
What are the five requirements/expectations of “Leads”?
Leads others, Extends influence beyond chain, Builds trust, Leads by example, Communicates
What ADP/ADRP covers The Operations Process?
ADP/ADRP 5-0
🔑 Hint: Remember “5-0 = Ops Go.”
What are the three levels of leadership?
Direct, Organizational, Strategic
What are the six principles of Mission Command?
1) Build cohesive teams through mutual trust 2) Create shared understanding 3) Provide clear commander’s intent 4) Exercise disciplined initiative 5) Use mission orders 6) Accept prudent risk
What are the major mission command activities during operations?
Planning, Preparing, Executing, Continuously Assessing
What does presence refer to?
How others see the leader; their actions, demeanor, and appearance.
What is the one requirement of “Achieves”?
Gets results
What ADRP covers Mission Command?
ADRP/ADP 6-0
How does a leader build trust according to ADP 6-22?
Through consistent actions, integrity, competence, and showing genuine concern for Soldiers’ well-being.
What is Commander’s Intent?
Clear and concise expression of the purpose of the operation and desired end state; provides focus and helps subordinates act without further orders.
How do commanders drive the operations process?
Through understanding, visualizing, describing, directing, leading, and assessing
What does intellect refer to?
The ability and knowledge the leader possesses.
What are the four requirements of “Develops”?
Fosters esprit de corps, Prepares self, Develops others, Stewards the profession
What FM covers PRT?
FM 7-22
🔑 Hint: “7-22 = PT too.”
What are the three competencies of a leader?
Leads, Develops, Achieves
What is Shared Understanding?
Creating a common picture of the situation across the force.
What is a composite of conditions, circumstances, and influences that affect employment of capabilities and bear on commander’s decisions?
An operational environment
What are the four requirements of character?
Army Values, Empathy, Warrior Ethos, Discipline
What are the three ways leaders develop others?
Counseling, Coaching, Mentoring
What AR covers Military Awards and Decorations?
AR 600-8-22
🔑 Hint: “600-8-22 = Awards too.”
What is stewardship in the Army?
The responsibility of Army professionals to care for and strengthen the profession, ensuring it remains effective and trusted for future generations.
What is Disciplined Initiative?
Action without orders, when orders don’t fit, or when unexpected opportunities/threats arise.
What are the MDMP steps?
1. Receipt of mission 2. Mission analysis 3. COA development 4. COA analysis 5. COA comparison 6. COA approval 7. Orders production
What are the four requirements of presence?
Bearing, Fitness, Confidence, Resilience
Name things in a unit that affect morale.
Food, Justice, Mail, Supply, Billeting
What AR prescribes wear of awards?
AR 670-1
What is esprit de corps and why is it important?
Esprit de corps is the shared pride, loyalty, and commitment that binds Soldiers together. It is important because it builds cohesion, motivates units to endure hardship, and sustains effectiveness in accomplishing missions.
What is Mission Orders?
Directives that emphasize results to be attained, not how to achieve them.
What are troop-leading procedures (TLP; tactical leader's process)?
Dynamic process for small-unit leaders to analyze missions, develop plans, and prepare for operations
What are the five requirements of intellect?
Mental agility, Sound judgment, Innovation, Interpersonal tact, Expertise
What are the two barriers to communication?
Physical, Psychological
What TC covers M16/M4 marksmanship?
TC 3-22.9
🔑 Hint: “3-22.9 = Rifle fine.”
What are the essential characteristics of the Army Profession?
Military expertise, honorable service, trust, esprit de corps, and stewardship.
Examples of equipment for Mission Command system?
Vehicles, generators, lighting.
What are the troop leading procedure steps (8)?
1. Receive mission 2. Issue WARNO 3. Make tentative plan 4. Initiate movement 5. Recon 6. Complete plan 7. Issue order 8. Supervise/refine
Provide an example of displaying the intellect attribute.
Example: Leading PT safely and effectively by ensuring correct exercise form.
What is counterproductive/toxic leadership?
Behaviors violating leader competencies or Army Values, preventing a climate conducive to mission success.
What AR covers counseling for NCOs?
AR 623-3
What does “Achieves” mean in competencies?
Getting results
How do staff members assist the commander?
By helping plan, prepare, execute, and assess operations (operations process).
What ATTP discusses the duties and responsibilites of the staff in detail?
ATTP 5-0.1
What are the Army Values?
Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage
Describe toxic leadership.
Incompetence + abusive, erratic, corrupt, and self-serving behaviors. Includes bullying, arrogance, poor judgment, dishonesty, etc.
What does AR 600-25 cover?
Salutes, Honors, and Visits of Courtesy (Military Customs & Courtesies)
What are the 10 principles of leadership?
Know yourself, be proficient, seek responsibility, make sound decisions, set the example, know your Soldiers, keep them informed, develop responsibility, ensure tasks are understood/supervised, employ your unit per its capabilities
What should commanders provide subordinates during Mission Command?
Intent, purpose, key tasks, desired end state, and resources.
What is MDMP?
Military Decision-Making Process – iterative method to understand the mission, develop COAs, and produce plans/orders
Describe Be, Know, Do.
BE (values/character), KNOW (skills/knowledge), DO (actions).
What was the last book on leadership you read and what did you learn from it?
Have an answer.
What publication covers first aid?
TC 4-02.1