All Army Board Questions

Detection, Identification, and Prioritization.

Prussia

A person's biological classification as male or female, including how individuals identify and express their gender.

At least six years with a commitment to serve four more.

At least three years.

No.

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.

Projecting a commanding presence, a professional image of authority, calmness under pressure, and control over emotions.

Medical alert, POW/MIA/KIA (black or silver), and religious ID bracelets.

Care while procuring casualty evacuation and connecting with the casevac or medevac.

Army Community Service (ACS).

Develops yourself, create a positive climate, develop subordinates, and steward the profession.

The American Continental Army.

1949

325 to 375 rounds per minute.

With retention and without retention.

Survivor Outreach Services

Core Mission Essential Task List

By scale and type.

Seeing and realizing a potential target.

Annually.

Soldiers who fail body composition standards are handled per Army policy, which may include body composition screening, corrective measures, and potential removal from training if standards are not met.

7,400 yards.

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

That they are committed to the Army and their mission.

Preliminary Marksmanship Instruction

The Installation Commander.

From March 1 through May 15.

Radio frequency, call sign, and suffix.

Sexual Harassment Assault Response and Prevention.

Courses may require physical fitness standards as set by the proponent or course when appropriate.

TC 3-22.9

Simple and rapid action taken to clear a stoppage without diagnosing what caused it.

300 meters

Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword

20 years (1955 to 1975)

The knowledge the leader possesses and their ability to apply it.

Yes, but only one may be waived.

In the field, overseas, in aircraft, or when told by their commander.

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

15 years

They are Half Step, Left Step, Right Step, and Backward March.

25,000 pounds.

The safety prevents the sear from releasing the firing pin and blocks the weapon from firing when placed on safe.

Operations to defeat or destroy enemy forces and gain control of terrain, resources, and population centers.

Within 100 meters.

No

To make sure Soldiers have what they need, wear only approved items, and buy from approved sources.

ATP 4-02.11 (was TC 4-02.1 until March of 2026)

OFF, VIS, VIS/ILL, IR, AND IR/LL

Real-Life Solutions for Successful Army Living.

Yes

The poncho improvised litter, and the jacket improvised litter.

25,000

Conduct terrain recon, identify hazards (roads, terrain, wildlife), brief safety procedures, and plan casualty evacuation.

First-line leaders and unit leadership typically manage NCODP at the unit level.

No

Quid pro quo and Hostile environment.

If the bleeding is not life-threatening.

I will never forget that I am an American fighting for freedom, responsible for my actions, and dedicated to the principles which made my country free. I will trust in my God and in the United States of America.

Using the North Star to find north.

Effective small-unit leadership, training of Soldiers, and accomplishment of unit missions.

Approach, salute, and report.

Description of the pickup site.

An IDP helps Soldiers and Army Civilians take control of their professional growth by setting goals, identifying areas for improvement, and planning steps to develop their skills for future leadership.

The group of trajectories of rounds fired in a burst.

ACE, the importance of BH, stress reduction, life-coping skills, alcohol and/or drug abuse avoidance, financial responsibility, conflict management, and marriage and Family-life skills.

Accomplishments, demonstrated capacity for leadership, and marked potential .

Because they lacked the capability to seize and hold land, secure populations, and consolidate gains.

Each unit is different, so explain your battalion or unit's H2F program, including where it is located and the name of PRT professionals that run it.

Each unit has one, know the name of yours.

Company commanders and below.

Preventing substance abuse, restoring impaired Soldiers, and enabling the Army to maintain a strong, healthy, and deployable force.

You pivot on the balls of both feet.

The Soldier's chain of command.

Quick time is 120 steps per minute.

To develop Soldiers’ physical capabilities to perform their duty assignments and combat roles in accordance with their units’ METL.

A natural hair color.

The synchronized and simultaneous application of arms to achieve an effect greater than if each element was used separately or sequentially.

A slow leak that causes wetness, but no drops.

Draw, Cliff, and Spur.

If it stops a Soldier from wearing helmets or safety gear the right way, or is considered extreme.

The TASP module in the Army Career Tracker (ACT) that standardizes sponsorship across the Army.

When the Wind Blows In Chicago

AR 623-3

Preventing normal life stressors from turning into life crises.

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

Pamela Archer

To support, prepare, and sustain the operating force.

To control bleeding, overcome shock, relieve pain, prevent infection.

The five types are two-part, combined, supplementary, directive, and mass commands.

Six paces before and held until six paces after.

Resection is the method of locating one’s position on a map by determining the grid azimuth to at least two well-defined locations that can be pinpointed on the map.

Command and control, movement and maneuver, intelligence, fires, sustainment, and protection.

The location where you aim. In an experienced shooter, it starts with the desired point of impact, and changed based on distance, wind speed, and other holds.

Infrared

Yes

Army core competencies or Army Values.

I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have the means to resist.

Hang, safe hang, collapsed low ready, low ready, high ready, and ready.