Board Questions
for E-1 Privates

Tattoos that are offensive or not respectful.

By air cooling using radiation, conduction, and convection.

A fast leak that causes drops that fall.

E6.

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

30% (17 degrees)

If the casualty shows clear signs of death, or giving them aid would put your life in danger.

A medium leak that causes drops to form, but don't fall.

A line that is only one element in depth.

The Army operates in all domains, converging its capabilities to control land.

Any action that unlawfully or unjustly results in unequal treatment of persons or groups based on race, color, gender, national origin or religion.

The placement of the aligned sights on the target.

Behaviors related to poor self-control or volatility that drive the leader to act erratically or unpredictably.

An area of high ground. From a hilltop, the ground slopes down in all directions.

A person's biological classification as male or female, including how individuals identify and express their gender.

A medium leak that causes drops to form, but don't fall.

The Continental Army

It ensures the soldier has the physical conditioning to fight and win wars.

Restricted and Unrestricted.

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

Yes, if they don't stretch the earlobes.

Tattoos that put down someone because of their gender.

Six paces before and held until six paces after.

E7.

Side of neck (carotid), ankle (dorsalis pedis), wrist (radial), and groin (femoral).

Carrying a casualty over your shoulder.

A deliberate, continuous, and progressive process that grows Soldiers into competent, committed, professional leaders of character.

Sleep is where physical progress happens. You get stronger during recovery to the stimulus, not the stimulus itself. It also maximizes mental readiness, as cognition is crucial to winning wars.

The Army provides communications, engineering, and logistics support to other Services.

Feeding, chambering, locking, firing, unlocking, extracting, ejecting, cocking.

I AM Strong.

A slow leak that causes wetness, but no drops.

Tattoos that show hate or support for hate groups.

Any commander in the Soldier’s chain of command.

Selector on Fire, Magazine in, chamber is loaded.

AR 600-52

300 meters.

Combined Arms

Air, land, maritime, space, and cyberspace.

Semi aka semi automatic, Automatic, and Burst.

To sustain personnel readiness by reenlisting qualified Soldiers, transferring Soldiers to the Reserve Components, aligning force structure, and supporting special programs.

Corrective Training.

Army Training Requirements and Resources System.

In care under fire, or if the wound is spurting blood (arterial wound).

Uniform Code of Military Justice.

A three-dimensional volume defined by the dispersion of projectiles fired from the weapon.

Lay a straight-edged piece of paper on the map so that the edge touches both points and extends past them. Make a tick mark on the edge of the paper at each point. Move the paper to the graphic bar scale. Align the right tick mark with a printed number in the primary scale so that the left tick mark is in the extension scale. The primary scale gives the whole unit distance, and the extension scale gives smaller increments.

The first to see the Officer.

1812-1814

Elevation and the shape of the terrain.