All Army Board Questions

It can tailor and deploy forces to meet a wide range of missions.

Climbing involves going uphill head-on so that the front of the vehicle is a different elevation than the back. Traversing a side slope involves moving sideways along a slope so that driver's side of the vehicle is a different elevation than the passenger's.

6 months

Care rendered while under effective hostile fire, with limited aid.

The ability to introduce or implement something new.

The existence of supportive relationships with peers and leaders.

Yes

Plan, prepare, conduct, and follow-up.

DA Form 268 and DA Forms 5500 or 5501 will be uploaded to iPERMS and maintained for 36 months from date of upload or until separation.

The Assistant Secretary of the Army

No.

No

Individual merit, fitness, and capability, regardless of race, color, sex, national origin, or religion.

The command is given as the same foot that started the movement strikes the marching surface.

Between 40 rounds per minute and 450 rounds per minute.

Consistently enforce standards.

Any commander in the Soldier’s chain of command.

Let up on the accelerated pedal

Self-led training such as college, independent study, and JKO courses.

To be eligible for an expedited transfer, a Soldier who filed a restricted report must convert their report to an unrestricted report.

DA Form 4856

Soldier Performance Readiness Center

600 meters

The AN/PEQ-14 is a compact. lightweight gunsight.

Army core competencies or Army Values.

To sustain personnel readiness by reenlisting qualified Soldiers, transferring Soldiers to the Reserve Components, aligning force structure, and supporting special programs.

Within 3 business days of receiving notification.

A watch, one bracelet, and up to two rings.

Add together the horizontal distance of all 5 shots and divide it by 5. Then do the same with the vertical distance from the center.

The casualty can still cough in a partial airway blockage.

November, No enemy troops in area. Papa, Possible enemy troops in area (approach with caution). Echo, Enemy troops in area (approach with caution). X-ray, Enemy troops in area (armed escort required).

The maximum height the projectile will travel above the line of sight on its path to the point of impact.

5 minutes

The desired location of the strike of the round to achieve the desired outcome.

The shoulders of those they help prepare for greater responsibility.

DA Form 7279

The head is the smallest body part, and is the most frequently moved part of the body, making it difficult to hit.

Deferments are categorized by proponent-defined reasons aligned to operational requirements, medical or administrative conditions, and validation by the proponent or command authority.

(1) Including AER information in orientation briefings for newly arrived and assigned Soldiers and their Families, (2) Using installation and organization media such as newspapers or daily bulletins, (3) Using defense media activity assets, (4) Briefing AER activities at commander’s calls, (5) Having the AER officers make periodic visits and briefings to subordinate units, (6) Using campaign and other related material during the installation AER annual campaign, (7) Providing AER briefings to spouses’ organizations, particularly NCOs and enlisted spouses, (8) Including AER information in ACS and ARC orientations or briefings, (9) Briefing new company commanders and first sergeants, (10) Establishing and/or maintaining a presence on social media platforms., (11) Coordinating with Veteran Service Organizations as appropriate, (12) Providing AER briefings and informational material periodically to retired personnel serviced by the installation or organization.

Cleanse the bite wound with antiseptic, monitor for anaphylactic shock, and seek medical aid.

2-4 inches

DA Form 268.

When they complete the treatment plan, maintain abstinence, and demonstrate satisfactory duty performance.

August 1914

The War in Afghanistan

General George Washington

Yes

Reduction in either the quantity or quality of a punishment.

Determining which threats are the most dangerous and who you should shoot first.

TC 7-22.7

Fireman's carry, the neck drag, the cradle-drop drag, and the litter.

Yes, but the commander must decide if enough information exists to proceed.

Commanders

Operational adaptability is the ability to respond effectively to changing conditions and it requires versatile and flexible forces.

Mission, enemy, terrain, troops, time, and civil considerations.

When a greater degree of muzzle control and readiness to respond to threats or weapon retention is necessary.

Draw, Cliff, and Spur.

Typically 9 Soldiers.

Yes, but not earrings that stretch the earlobes.

Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight

FM 7-22

1. Someone in a higher echelon of the complainant’s chain of command 2. Inspector General 3. Chaplain (Confidential) 4. Provost marshal 5. Medical agency personnel 6. Staff judge advocate 7. Chief, Community Housing Referral and Relocation Services Office.

The arrangement of elements of a unit in a prescribed manner.

24.8 inches.

1–800–267–9964

Snow and ice can obscure features; magnetic compasses may be unreliable

The ability to meet the physical demands of duty or combat through strength, endurance, mobility, and resilience.

Prevention, intervention, and postvention.

146 and 12 sub articles.

Ammunition is loaded on the feed tray, the bolt is open and locked to the rear, and the fire/safe selector switch is on safe.

The Continental Army

84 pounds.

Self-referral, commander/supervisor identification, biochemical testing, medical identification, or investigation/apprehension.

When you are in the southern hemisphere, or the sky is obscured.

Radio frequency, call sign, and suffix.

Using the North Star to find north.

Yes, if they don't stretch the earlobes.

AR 600–9.

A transparent sheet placed over a map to show tactical or operational data.

It can be jammed, spoofed, or lose signal in dense terrain.

6

An attribute is a characteristic of the leader, a part of who they are. A competency is what the leader is good at doing, a skill.

Ammo is introduced, second round is held by the first set of pawls, first round is on the bolt face, bolt is locked to the rear, safety on safe.

When injury prevent you from forming an airtight seal on the casualty's mouth.

A physiological response to major injury; can be identified by Pale, cold, clammy skin. Shallow, rapid breathing. and Difficulty breathing.

Mission, enemy, terrain, troops, time, and civil considerations.

Return fire, Determine if casualty is still alive and responds to voice, direct casualty to return fire, move to cover, and perform self-aid, or play dead. Once enemy has been suppressed, approach casualty, apply tourniquet if necessary, and move casualty to safety.

Headgear will fit snugly and comfortably, without bulging or distortion from the intended shape of the headgear and without excessive gaps between the headgear and the head.

Be honest, competent, and dependable.

Special equipment required:

Casualty Evacuation in Non-Medical Vehicle or Aircraft.

A carry with the casualty strapped to a litter, carried by 2 or 4 soldiers.

Night vision uses infrared light, which humans can't see, to illuminate objects. Thermal imaging detects heat signatures.

The elliptical pattern formed on the ground or target area by the cone of fire.

Formal and Informal

Yes, Commanders are required to provide timely feedback to subordinates with 30 days of conducting the Command Climate Survey

Prevention and response.

10 PSI

“Reveille” for raising; “Retreat” and “To the Color” for lowering.

Direct Mission Essential Task List.