Board Questions for E-2 Privates Second Class

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.

When you are in the southern hemisphere, or the sky is obscured.

Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape.

The Civil War.

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.

FM 7-22

Leads teams as part of a squad, crew, or section and is the first line of the NCO Support Channel.

To further the efficiency of the command.

Any commanding officer.

A sense of belonging and identity.

Training that occurs in Army schools.

Prevention and response.

The direction the wind is blowing.

2212 meters.

Criminal intentional sexual contact by force, threats, intimidation, abuse of authority, or without consent. Includes offenses like rape and aggravated sexual contact under the UCMJ.

If it stops a Soldier from wearing helmets or safety gear the right way.

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.

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

Squad - Staff Sergeant; Platoon - Lieutenant; Company - Captain; Battalion - Lieutenant Colonel; Brigade - Colonel; Division - Major General; Corps - Lieutenant General; Army - General.

Army core competencies or Army Values.

Slap the magazine, pull the charging handle, observe the ejection of a round or cartridge, release the charging handle without riding it forward, tap the forward assist, squeeze the trigger.

Left front of vehicle bottom part of bumper.

After operations

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.

Fire superiority.

Prevention, intervention, and postvention.

High-intensity activity for a short duration.

The amount of time after an offense where the soldier can still be punished for the offense.

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

Movement Lethality.

Turn down the slope

6 months.

Yes

Plan, prepare, conduct, and follow-up.

Typically 62 to 190 Soldiers.

Tactical Combat Casualty Care

Detection, Identification, and Prioritization.

The ability to think flexibly, react to change, and adapt to the dynamic situations inherent to military operations.

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

The cover, base, and lens.

Yes, EO policies apply on and off-post, during duty and non-duty hours.

Quid pro quo and Hostile environment.

1939-1945

AR 600-20 Chapter 6

To assist in establishing and maintaining operational readiness, physical fitness, health, and a professional military appearance.

Military missions, tasks, and activities conducted outside the United States to establish or maintain a secure environment.

Demands immediate compliance and can be described by the phrase, Do what I tell you.

Units with missions that assist and enable the main effort.

Yes

ADP 3-0.