Board Questions
for E-4 Specialists

Medical care, counseling, chaplain services, and legal assistance.

Commanders that lead a global or regional level, such as generals.

DA Form 4856

Within 120 days of the Soldier’s report date or within 5 duty days if there is less than 120 days’ notice.

The wind is felt lightly on the face.

Deferments are categorized by proponent-defined reasons aligned to operational requirements, medical or administrative conditions, and validation by the proponent or command authority.

Expanded Capacity Vehicle

A chest seal, used to prevent air from entering a chest wound during inhalation.

Operational adaptability is the ability to respond effectively to changing conditions and it requires versatile and flexible forces.

I am an American fighting in the forces that guard my country and our way of life, I am prepared to give my life in their defense.

Micro, Meseo, and Macro.

Sparse features, heat mirages, and sand obscuring paths.

Alpha, None, Bravo, Hoist, Charlie, Extraction Equipment, Delta, Ventilator.

14 years.

Effective small-unit leadership, training of Soldiers, and accomplishment of unit missions.

1. The installation sexual assault response coordinator (SARC) 2. Installation victim advocates (IVA) 3. Unit victim advocates (UVAs).

When it supports a political cause, is used for business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the Army look bad.

8 months TIG and 48 months TIS.

Regulating, monitoring, and directing unit actions.

Cut and fill.

Winning is the achievement of the purpose of an operation and the fulfillment of its objectives.

1955

Obstacle Course, ACFT Testing Lanes/Track, Terrain Running Course, Sheltered Strength Training Racks, Containerized Strength Equipment, PT Fields, and Climbing Pods.

48.5 inches.

Training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations.

Army doctrine is a body of professional knowledge that guides how Soldiers think about, prepare for, and conduct operations.

Character, presence, intellect, Lead, Develop, and Achieve.

November, No enemy troops in area. Papa, Possible enemy troops in area (approach with caution). Echo, Enemy troops in area (approach with caution). X-ray, Enemy troops in area (armed escort required).

Responsiveness, Breathing, Pulse, Bleeding, Shock, Fractures, Burns, and Head injury.

In positions of honor after U.S. troops.

Universal Transverse Mercator Grid

To be eligible for an expedited transfer, a Soldier who filed a restricted report must convert their report to an unrestricted report.

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).

Directive, non-directive, and combination.

AR 600-8-19.

ATP 6-22.1

The commander has 3 working days to Flag the Soldier using DA Form 268 and 2 working days from initiation of DA Form 268 to counsel and enroll the Soldier in the ABCP.

Leader development, training base, industrial base, and doctrine.

DA Form 7746

If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy.

1951

Cancellation of any portion of an unexecuted punishment.

On the dash in between the driver and passenger.

A 50 gun salute.

14 years of active Federal service.

A method of locating or plotting an unknown position from a known point by giving a direction and a distance along that direction line is called polar plot.

Add together the horizontal distance of all 5 shots and divide it by 5. Then do the same with the vertical distance from the center.

Small trees begin to sway.

21 guns.

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

Should I become a prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service number, and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability. I will make no oral or written statements disloyal to my country and its allies.

Yes, in unrestricted reports, victims can request expedited transfers to another unit or installation.

1800 meters

Trainer, mentor, advisor, and communicator.

Courses may require physical fitness standards as set by the proponent or course when appropriate.

Bend and reach, Rear lunge, Rower, Squat-bender, Windmill, Forward lunge, Prone row, Bent-leg body twist, and Pushup.

Only Soldiers whose hair doesn't part naturally.

Approximately 40 seconds.

Bring casualty to a warm environment, replace wet clothing with dry, warm clothing, cover casualty with insulating material or blankets, wrap casualty from head to toe, avoid unnecessary movement from the casualty, if the casualty is aware, give them high calorie and warm fluids, seek medical aid, and evacuate casualty (keeping them lying down if possible).

The AER Undergraduate Scholarship Program.

The poncho improvised litter, and the jacket improvised litter.

Security at pick-up site.

The physics of what happens to a round after it touches a target and tears through it, deflects off of it, or flattens against it.

Lead by example, develop subordinate leaders, create a learning environment, train leaders in the art and science of mission command, train to develop adaptive leaders, train leaders to think critically and creatively, and train leaders to know their subordinates and their families.

2 are for cranking power, and 2 are for on-board military equipment.

Rewarm area using body heat, loosen constricting clothing and jewelry, move casualty to shelter, protect area from further cold, once tissue is thawed do not freeze it again. Avoid direct contact with excessive heat, such as open flame or stovetops. Do not rub affected tissue.

Follow-through, recoil management, call the shot, and evaluate.

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

No

Article 104b.

About 241 meters per second for common 40-mm high-velocity rounds (for example target practice and several service rounds).

Strategic, Organizational, and Direct.

Soldier Performance Readiness Center

Index, Intermediate, and Supplementary.

Experienced Coach and Peer Coach.

SARCs, Victim Advocates, Healthcare Providers, Champlain, and friends and family as long as friends and family don't tell chain of command or law enforcement.

(1) Including AER information in orientation briefings for newly arrived and assigned Soldiers and their Families, (2) Using installation and organization media such as newspapers or daily bulletins, (3) Using defense media activity assets, (4) Briefing AER activities at commander’s calls, (5) Having the AER officers make periodic visits and briefings to subordinate units, (6) Using campaign and other related material during the installation AER annual campaign, (7) Providing AER briefings to spouses’ organizations, particularly NCOs and enlisted spouses, (8) Including AER information in ACS and ARC orientations or briefings, (9) Briefing new company commanders and first sergeants, (10) Establishing and/or maintaining a presence on social media platforms., (11) Coordinating with Veteran Service Organizations as appropriate, (12) Providing AER briefings and informational material periodically to retired personnel serviced by the installation or organization.

AER 101

Limited visibility, dense vegetation, and unreliable terrain association.

Patient nationality and status.

Exceptional Family Member Program.

Title 10, United States Code.

1785-1795

Less than 40 rounds per minute.

Alpha – Urgent within 2 hours, Bravo - Urgent Surgical within 2 hours, Charlie Priority within 4 hours, Delta Routine within 24 hours, Echo convenience.

The center of the shot group.

Between 40 and 60 rounds per minute.

A non-freezing cold-weather injury, common with 1 to 5 hours of exposure to temperatures from 32 degrees of 50 degrees, and causes lesions that are swollen, tender, itchy and painful.

Because they lacked the capability to seize and hold land, secure populations, and consolidate gains.

DA Form 5689.

Dextron 6

Casualties are considered casualties while being treated by non-medical soldiers, casualties are considered patients after being handed off to medics and or doctors.

It establishes the Army’s role to conduct prompt and sustained combat on land.

NCO Common Core Competencies.

The M2A1 has fixed headspace and timing, a flash suppressor, and a quick-change barrel.

They are Half Step, Left Step, Right Step, and Backward March.

Cool casualty as rapidly as possible by whatever means available. Remove clothing, immerse casualty in cold water, use ice buckets, use ice packs, and fan entire body. Stop cooling if shivering occurs. seek medical aid and evacuate casualty immediately. Do not give casualty anything by mouth.

The physics of what happens to a round as it flies through the air, from leaving the barrel until it touches the target.

20 years.

25,000 pounds.