All Army Board Questions

Driving through mud, sand, and snow, off road slippery conditions

Laser Marksmanship Training System

NCO Common Core Competencies.

1950-1953

AR 600-92

Be, Know, Do.

Resident PME, functional courses, advanced civil schooling, fellowships, and credentialing opportunities.

1898

Normal interval is measured by the Soldier on the right holding their left arm shoulder high, fingers and thumb extended and joined, with the tip of the middle finger touching the right shoulder of the Soldier to their left.

The highest amount of OXYGEN that can be used during MAXIMAL AEROBIC effort. VOLUME of OXYGEN consumed per kg of bodyweight per minute.

The six mission variables.

It is unacceptable.

Assistance provided to departing Soldiers during out-processing.

A miniature representation of terrain elevation using shaded relief.

No

Army leaders must understand that effective counseling helps achieve desired goals and effects, manages expectations, and improves the organization.

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

Enrollment starts on the day the Soldier is notified by the unit commander.

2212 meters.

Send someone to find a medic/doctor, perform a visual sweep of the casualty as you approach, Determine level of responsiveness (alert, voice, pain, unresponsive), ask casualty what is wrong, check and treat MARCH (major bleeding, airway obstructions, respiratory problems, circulation, and hypothermia).

Failure includes less than satisfactory progress for two consecutive months, or three non consecutive months in a 6-month period, or failing to meet standards within 12 months of enrollment.

6

Remove magazine. Pull charging handle as far rearward as possible. Strike charging handle forward. If this fails, pull charging handle to the rear a second time, use tool or finger to hold the bolt to the rear, sharply send charging handle forward.

Clear expectations of what needs to be done.

Yes, at the request of the victim. Once converted, it cannot revert back.

TC 7-22.7

It is the U.S. Army Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development Guide

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).

The projection of your belief in your ability to accomplish the mission and retain composure and demonstrate calm through steady control over emotion.

1: Developing positive life coping skills, 2: Encouraging help-seeking behavior, 3: Raising awareness of, and vigilance towards, suicide prevention, 4: Synchronizing, integrating, and managing the Army Suicide Prevention Program, and 5: Conducting suicide surveillance, analysis, and reporting.

Shape operational environments, prevent conflict, and win our Nation’s wars.

Basic Leaders Course, Advanced Leaders Course, Senior Leaders Course, Master Leaders Course, and Sergeants Major Course.

Through voluntary contributions, unsolicited contributions, loan repayments, and income from investments.

2001-2021

Inspection, unit sweep, command-directed, rehabilitation, or consent-based testing.

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

The point where the barrel naturally orients when the shooter’s muscles are relaxed and support is achieved.

A switch shot immediately incapacitates a target, and a timer shot hits the target in a way that they will incapacitate slowly. Does the target "switch off" or do they lose "hydraulic" blood pressure, meaning they can still fight until they expire.

The land domain includes humanity in its entirety of cultures, religions, social and economic groups, and politics.

6 months.

1636

Typically 16 to 44 Soldiers.

While the casualty is on their back, wrap your arms under their armpits and over their chest, and you walk backwards to drag the casualty.

Behaviors that result from self-centered motivations on the part of the leader, where they act in ways that seek primarily to accomplish their own goals and needs before those of others.

To help troops understand what is expected of them if they want to return home honorably.

Reduction in either the quantity or quality of a punishment.

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature that affects work or creates a hostile environment.

Military etiquette like the hand salute, tactical procedures for marches, and even the basics of camp life such as cooking for the company.

Limited visibility, dense vegetation, and unreliable terrain association.

Army Emergency Relief

ADP 3-0.

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 fire.

No.

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

Shared understanding of their professional identity, reasons why they serve, and ways they serve the American people. Motivation, discipline, striving for excellence, and good morale.  A sense of accomplishment: “Duty Well-Performed!” Pride in honorable service defending the American people. Belonging to a cause greater than oneself: love of country, the Army Family, and preserving the peace. Living by the Army ethic.

Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape.

In the Constitution.

6 months TIG and 24 months TIS .

Go VISIT and take a tour of each office on the installation you reside in. Write down the names and phone numbers of at least one point of contact in your leader book. Remember what makes each organization unique, what the buildings look like, where they are located, what types of situations they have helped Soldiers in (actually ask them, "What was the most memorable time you've helped a Soldier, what situation were they in, and what was the result?" and be able to recall some of those stories).

Helping the Army Take Care of Its Own.

The application of combat power in time and space to defeat enemy ground forces.

Breathing control.

Low-intensity activity for a long duration.

Delivered diagonally across the front of a target .

36%

(TRADOC) Regulation 600-14

A guidon is a unit marker (flag) carried on a staff by a designated bearer.

Universal Transverse Mercator Grid

Fat, slow, weak, and underfilled soldiers don't fight as hard. Soldiers need to ensure they have enough food and the right kinds of food to maximize performance.

The key enlisted member of staff elements at battalion and higher levels.

The left foot is the leading foot.

Yes

Special equipment required:

High-risk indicators include changes in behavior, poor duty performance, legal issues, frequent absences, mood swings, financial trouble, and signs of intoxication.

Mental agility, sound judgement, innovation, interpersonal tact, and expertise.

45 inches.

If I become a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. I will give no information nor take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command. If not, I will obey the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them up in every way.

Through character, competence, and commitment.

Flagging actions suspend favorable personnel actions.

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

Develops

Alpha, US Military, Bravo, US Civilian, Charlie, Non US Military, Delta, Non US Civilian, Echo Enemy Military.

TC 3-22.50.

Realistic training and preparation.

Have genuine concern for subordinate health and welfare, provide help when it doesn't compromise the mission, earn their respect, and prepare subordinates through tough realistic training that prepares them for the hazards and dangers of combat.

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.

1943

Operational Art

Position the casualty on the ground, ask the casualty if they have an epipen nearby, and send a runner to get the epipen and medical help. Open the airway if necessary, and administer the epipen as soon as possible. Evacuate the casualty, even if an epipen is administered, as the casualty still needs additional medical attention.

Approximately 1 inch.

The first rank takes two steps forward, the second rank takes one step forward, the third stands fast, and the fourth takes two 15-inch steps to the rear.

They are comfortable with complexity and capable of operating from the tactical to the strategic level.

When the leader takes a clear, active role in guiding the counseling session.

Less than 40 rounds per minute.

Tactical Standard Operating Procedure.

Typically 9 Soldiers.

77.6 pounds without the feed throat; 78.0 pounds with the feed throat.

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

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 Louisiana Purchase