All Army Board Questions

The 12 to 18 inch spherical area near the soldier's chin where the majority of weapon manipulations take place.

Ensuring soldiers have the info needed to best accomplish the mission.

A slow leak that causes wetness, but no drops.

A tailored group of mission-essential tasks.

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

The Articles of Confederation

Commanders that lead a global or regional level, such as generals.

The Army’s approach to command and control that empowers subordinate decision making and decentralized execution appropriate to the situation.

No

Commanders will initiate separation, bar to continued service, or involuntary transfer to the Individual Ready Reserve.

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

The ability to physically engaged with and destroy the enemy.

Trust. Honorable service. Military expertise. Stewardship. and Esprit de corps.

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

Bear crawl as the casualty clasps their hands (or your tie their hands if unconscious) around the back of your neck.

ACS offers pre-move counseling, overseas orientation, relocation planning, and lending closets.

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

Flagging actions suspend favorable personnel actions.

No

Assistance provided to departing Soldiers during out-processing.

Open (compound), Closed (simple)

Overmatch is the Soldier applying their learned skills, employing their equipment, leveraging technology, and applying the proper force to create an unfair fight in favor of the Soldier.

Observation and Fields of Fire, Cover and Concealment, Obstacles, Key Terrain, and Avenues of Approach.

They can, but these results are often short-term and do not lead to deep and lasting changes in the soldier.

A healthful and safe weight loss program includes nutrition, physical activity, and behavior modification.

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.

Operations to defeat an enemy attack, gain time, economize forces, and develop conditions favorable for offensive or stability operations.

Be, Know, Do.

Institutional: formal Army schools and programs; Operational: unit training and experience in deployable units; Self-development: planned, goal-oriented individual learning.

1785-1795

The non-directive approach to counseling places more responsibility on the subordinate to identify problems and develop solutions.

Fosters esprit de corps (a jealous regard for one’s own unit), prepares self, develops others, and stewards the profession.

Preliminary Marksmanship Instruction

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.

2001-2011

E7.

Accomplishments, demonstrated capacity for leadership, and marked potential .

Direct, Organizational, and Strategic.

600 meters

Soldiers with major limb loss, on continued active duty or Reserve status, pregnant or postpartum, hospitalized for 30 or more days, or within 6 months of entry to active service.

Casualties are considered casualties while being treated by non-medical soldiers, casualties are considered patients after being handed off to medics and or doctors.

The main effort is a designated subordinate unit whose mission at a given point in time is most critical to overall mission success. The supporting effort is a unit with missions that assist and enable the main effort.

To return Soldiers to full duty as quickly as possible, identify those who cannot be rehabilitated, and assist in the transition of those who must be separated.

AR 600-92

The fair treatment of prisoners of war.

“To the Colors” is played and the flag is lowered.

A 21 gun salute at noon.

The functional application of strength and endurance.

Training that occurs in Army schools.

Yes

A deep understand of why something is important.

The Soldier has 30 days after enrollment in the ABCP to meet with a dietitian or health care provider.

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.

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

Processing whether the potential target is a threat, a friend, or a non-combatant.

Typically 9 Soldiers.

650 to 950 rounds per minute.

Parade rest, stand at ease, at ease, and rest.

1939-1945

2212 meters.

The flattened 2-D image of the world used by most maps.

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.

Six paces.

The M9 Service pistol is a semi automatic, magazine-fed, recoil-operated, double and single-action weapon that is chambered for the 9- by 19-mm (millimeter) NATO cartridge.

Place casualty on hard, flat surface, kneel next to casualty's torso, place the lower palm of one hand on the center of the casualty's chest, place other hand on top of the hand, lock your elbows, give 30 compressions 2 inches deep at 100 compressions per minute, allowing the chest to recoil at the end of each compressions. After 30 compressions, open the airway, and give 2 rescue breaths. Repeat until the casualty is revived, you are relieved by a healthcare provider, or until exhaustion requires you to switch with a battle buddy.

1876-1877

The Soldier has 14 days from the notification counseling date to complete and return the Soldier Action Plan to the commander.

Examples include FALL IN, AT EASE, and REST.

One turn every 15 inches, right hand.

A Tactical Action.

Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword

A status applied to troops who must be allowed to care for their troops, even if captured. Typically reserved for medics and chaplains.

Remove wet or constrictive clothing, gently wash and dry area, elevate the affected limb, cover it with loose and dry clothing. Do not pop blisters, apply lotions or creams, massage the area, expose it to heat, or allow the soldier to walk. Seek medical attention.

Yes

The physics of what happens to a round inside the m4, before it leaves the barrel.

84 pounds.

No

Army Body Composition Program.

Selector on safe, Magazine in, chamber is loaded.

A line that is only one element in depth.

Destroy them, they are classified.

All Soldiers, Army civilians, and family members.

The wind is not felt, but smoke drifts.

Specified, Directed, and Implied duties.

English

Decentralized (Company level for ranks E2 to E4), Semi-Centralized (Battalion level for ranks E5 and E6), and Centralized (Big Army Level for ranks E7 to E9).

300 meters.

Unknown.

Method of marking pick-up site.

A fast leak that causes drops that fall.

Requests for early release or early graduation are governed by proponent and school policies and are considered on a case-by-case basis if allowed by the course proponent.

Core Mission Essential Task List

The Advanced Leaders Course (ALC).

Head tilt/chin lift method and Jaw thrust.

Soldier Performance Readiness Center

The ability to overcome resistance.

Through prompt and appropriate action, including but not limited to counseling, training, and Article 15s.

Point the weapon in a safe direction, drop the magazine, and rack the charging handle to clear the chambered round. Allow the barrel to cool.

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

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