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What are the 5 compentencies?
1. Make a decision
2. Perform a skill
3. Perform a service
4. Solve a problem
5. Create a product
What is the definition of leadership (in your own words)?
The ability to guide, inspire, and influence others toward achieving a common goal or vision.
What is an Honor Unit with Distinction?
An Honor Unit with distinction is a school that scores in the top 20% nationwide at BFI, represented by a gold star.
What is the 1st purpose of drill?
Enable a commander to move his unit from one place to another in an orderly manner.
What are 5/11 of the Principles of Leadership?
1. Know yourself & seek self-improvement
2. Be technically proficient
3. Set the example
4. Keep your workers informed
5. Train your people as a team
What are the Seven Army Values?
1. Loyalty
2. Duty
3. Respect
4. Selfless Service
5. Honor
6. Integrity
7. Personal Courage
What is the 2nd purpose of drill?
Aid in disciplinary training by instilling habits of precision and response to the leader's orders.
What are the 4 unit indicators of effectiveness?
1. Unit Proficiency
2. Morale
3. Discipline
4. Esprit de Corps
What are the 3 flag sizes and their measurements?
1. Garrison: 20 x 38
2. Post: 10 x 19
3. Storm: 5 x 9.5
What is the 3rd purpose of drill?
Provide a mean, through ceremonies, of enhancing the morale of troops, developing a spirit of cohesion, and presenting traditional, interesting, and well-executed military parades.
Name one leadership trait and why it is important.
Humor can create a more positive and comfortable environment where people can feel relaxed and connected. It can ease tension, build stronger relationships within a team, and make leaders more approachable.
What is the seven-step decision making process?
2. Gather information.
3. Develop courses of action.
4. Analyze the pros and cons of each course of action.
5. Select a course of action.
6. Implement the decision.
7. Evaluate the results.
What is the 4th purpose of drill?
Provide for the development of all soldiers in the practice of commanding troops