Board Questions for E-3 Privates Second Class

SUDCC is responsible for assessing, treating, and providing clinical oversight for Soldiers enrolled in the Army’s substance use treatment program.

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

Progress will be evaluated by the commander every 30 days.

Alpha – Alert, Victor – Responds to voice, Papa – Responds to pain, Uniform – Unconscious

Shared understanding that “America’s Army” is one indivisible team. Willing obedience to civilian authority as a trusted member of the joint force. Professional and leader development that prepares and certifies Soldiers and Army civilians. Demanding training that ensures readiness to accomplish the mission. Programs and systems that are trusted to be ethical, effective, and efficient.

Who the leader is, their internal identity.

Cohesion and pride.

No

ACS provides job search assistance, résumé preparation, career counseling, and employment workshops.

Communications, positioning, navigation, and timing.

The Basic Leaders Course (BLC).

The symbol represents the heart as giving, the cross as help, the gyroscope as stability, and the laurel wreath as achievement.

Shaping operational environments, preventing conflict, prevailing in large-scale ground combat, and consolidating gains.

They may face disciplinary action for violating Army policy.

The five methods are self-identification, command identification, biochemical testing, medical identification, and investigation or apprehension.

Keep it Clean, Avoid Overdressing, wear clothing Loose, and Keep clothing Dry.

The command is given as either foot strikes the ground.

Purpose, Flexibility, Respect, Communication, Support.

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

The guidon bearer assumes the raised guidon position.

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

The m4 is a 5.56 millimeter, magazine fed, shoulder fired, gas operated, air cooled carbine.

Maintain a professional and soldierly appearance while in uniform.

The development and application of cognitive, emotional, and interpersonal capabilities to handle the stress and complexity of military operations.

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

No, it must be revoked before the command of execution.

Yes

They are not approved for future assistance without prior approval from HQ AER.

To group and zero faster, and give additional training and familiarization with the weapon.

To increase individual fitness and overall unit readiness, provide services to the civilian workforce, implement alcohol and other drug risk reduction and prevention strategies, and restore to duty those substance-impaired Soldiers who have the potential for continued military service.

A period of time where soldiers are only eligible for promotion if they are clearly ahead of their peers.

It has the capacity to sustain operations over time and absorb losses.

Summarized and formal.

Failure to feed, failure to fire, failure to extract, and failure to eject.

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

Substance abuse may result in the suspension, denial, or revocation of a Soldier’s security clearance.

Noncommissioned Officer Academies.

The G-M angle value is the angular size that exists between grid north and magnetic north.

Only while riding bikes or motorcycles. They must switch to Army headgear when done.

Arterial, Venous, and Capillary.

Splint it as it lies.

Satisfactory progress is defined as a monthly weight loss of either 3 to 8 pounds or 1 percent body fat.

Number of patients by precedence.

Draw, Cliff, and Spur.

Through pride in performance, teamwork, and discipline.

Equal Opportunity Advisor (BDE and higher).

Performance, Event-oriented, Professional growth.

The actual harm caused, regardless of intent.

Failure to rehabilitate means a Soldier has not responded to treatment and continues substance abuse or does not comply with the rehabilitation program.

If a registered dietitian is not available, nutrition and weight reduction counseling may be provided by a healthcare provider, to include nurse practitioners, physician’s assistants, or medical doctors.