All Army Board Questions

Approach, salute, and report.

Yes, but beware the shattered glass fragments thrown behind the pane on impact.

Restricted and Unrestricted.

4 months TIG and 12 months TIS .

Coaching

Ammunition in the feedway, t-slot empty, chamber empty, bolt forward, safety on.

Operational Art

DD Form 2910 (Victim Reporting Preference Statement).

Selector on safe, Magazine in, chamber is loaded.

High-intensity activity for a short duration.

To fight for independence from British rule.

All stationary movements are given from the Position of Attention.

Slap, rack, reassess. Slap the magazine, rack the charging handle, and refire.

Those issued by superiors orally or in writing.

Chapter 3

AR 623-3

Commanders and supervisors will take appropriate action to ensure that Soldiers maintain a proper military appearance at all times.

Competencies

27.1 pounds.

Those that improve the quality of the job and help keep the unit functioning at an optimum level.

The cover, base, and lens.

It focuses on supporting victim recovery with trauma-informed care, minimizing secondary victimization, and ensuring safety.

Kneel near the casualties shoulders, place one hand on the casualties forehead and push backwards, and place the other hand on the casualty's lower jaw and lift, keeping the mouth open

Low-intensity activity for a long duration.

1861-1865

1 handed and 2 handed grip

Description of the pickup site.

Units with missions that assist and enable the main effort.

It undermines the credibility and effectiveness of operations.

Dextron 6

Overestimating distance traveled, relying too heavily on dead reckoning, and failure to terrain associate.

English

At BDE and higher level.

6 months TIG and 24 months TIS .

Double time is 180 steps per minute.

Do what is right, legally and morally.

When under arms.

Everywhere. Both on and off post, during duty and non-duty hours.

Movement Lethality.

8 months TIG and 48 months TIS.

A bar is a probationary or rehabilitative measure, intended to put a Soldier on notice that they do not meet standards, but are being given a chance to correct the deficiency or shortcoming.

Prepare the soldier for combat.

Open (compound), Closed (simple)

Zeroing is aligning the sight of the weapon with the weapon’s barrel.

A shared pride in the history and traditions of the Army and its units.

To serve as a professional development guide and mentoring tool for NCOs, leaders, proponents, and HQDA evaluation boards.

Never surrender.

When a round is chambered and not fired and a subsequent round is being fed.

A mark for performance to assess execution of tasks, as well as compliance with established policy and law.

14 June 1775.

Yes, when aid facilities of the Soldier's own Service are not readily available.

Any commander in a Soldier’s chain of command.

Readiness, Leadership, Training Management, Communication, Operations, and Program Management.

2 are for cranking power, and 2 are for on-board military equipment.

The command is AS YOU WERE.

On the head, face, neck, wrists, hands, or fingers (except for one ring tattoo on each hand).

2,970 feet per second

To strengthen the overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army’s workforce and to enhance combat readiness.

Small trees begin to sway.

Yes

Army Values, empathy, Warrior Ethos, and discipline.

A Soldier must be at least 18 and cannot serve beyond the age of 60.

The Geneva Convention.

1. Care under fire 2. Tactical field care 3. Combat casualty evacuation care

Universal Transverse Mercator Grid

I AM Strong.

Position, natural point of aim, sight alignment/picture, and hold.

A section of the map that explains the symbols on the map.

Clear expectations of what needs to be done.

The wear-bar found in the tread of the tire. If the tread of the tire is worn down to the bar, the tire will no longer function as intended.

It ensures the soldier has the wherewithal and cognition to fight when the fight turns chaotic.

1. Specific Instances of superior or substandard performance. 2. Reception and Integration counseling. 3. Crisis counseling. 4. Referral counseling. 5. Promotion counseling. 6. Transition counseling. 7. Adverse Separation Counseling

Chaplains

Yes

100 to 2600 yards.

Develops people for the future and is characterized by the phrase, Try this.

Remove liquid chemicals by flushing with water. Dress the wound lightly with gauze, applying just enough pressure to avoid slipping.

It serves as an incentive for Soldiers who strive for excellence and show marked potential .

On the dash in between the driver and passenger.

Private Jacob Parrott

Combined Arms

In care under fire, or if the wound is spurting blood (arterial wound).

Lose the ability to rapidly expand the Army when needed.

50 caliber.

Near before far, frontal before flank, and stationary before moving.

The group of trajectories of rounds fired in a burst.

A pace is equal to one natural step. The average step about 30 inches long, but every soldier's step naturally varies, so it is imperative you find your own pace count. To use pace count accurately, a Soldier knows how many paces it takes to walk 100 m. To determine this, walk an accurately measured course (like 100 m or 600 m) and count the number of paces. If using a 600 m course, divide the total paces by 6 to find the average paces per 100 m. Each person who navigates dismounted should know their own pace count.

OE/HDO 15W/40

How others see the leader.

No, MPOs issued by commanders are not enforceable off-post by state or local law enforcement.

A battle or engagement is the employment of lethal or nonlethal actions, designed for a specific purpose relative to the enemy, the terrain, friendly forces, or another entity.

Ask, Care, Escort.

It can operate across a wide range of missions and environments.

No. It is better to keep it frozen than to thaw and later refreeze it.

AR 600-92

1990-1991

Uniform Code of Military Justice.

2001-2011

Progress will be evaluated by the commander every 30 days.

TC 3-21.5 covers Drill and Ceremony.