Board Questions for E-2 Privates Second Class

No

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

High-intensity activity for a short duration.

Prevention, intervention, and postvention.

Training that takes place in units.

Increases and decreases the air pressure in the tires for different terrains.

No, commanders must take immediate action to investigate and correct EO issues.

U or V shapes pointing uphill

ADP 3-0.

SERE and the Code of Conduct.

Authoritative, Affiliative, Democratic, Coaching, Pacesetting, and Coercive.

Army Body Composition Program.

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

The Secretary of the Army

6 months.

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

They will be processed for administrative separation.

Hill, Saddle, Valley, Ridge, Depression.

1862

Movement Lethality.

2212 meters.

Head tilt/chin lift method and Jaw thrust.

Left front of vehicle bottom part of bumper.

People come first.

Detection, Identification, and Prioritization.

Prompt and sustained land combat, and combined arms operations.

The M240-series machine gun does not have an amber status.

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

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.

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

Double time is 180 steps per minute.

Emotional self-control, balance, and stability that enables leaders to make sound, ethical decisions.

At least one.

On their left side.

TC 3-22.19.

Purpose, direction, and motivation.

Serves as leader of the smallest Army units, principally team leaders.

The cover, base, and lens.

When under arms.

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

Typically 62 to 190 Soldiers.

1500 meters.

Army Suicide Prevention Program.

Self-led training such as college, independent study, and JKO courses.

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

Attributes

The little dipper.

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.

Mission, enemy, terrain, troops, time, and civil considerations.

Every three months.