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AMEDD BOLC QUIZ 1 24-242 Exam Qs and Ans 2024.
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Definition of Operational Environment - Answer: composite of conditions, circumstances, and influences definition of strategic environment - Answer: global environment which US president employs all elements. Types of environments - Answer: Diplomatic, Info, Military, Economical What does the acronym PACE stand for - Answer: Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency
All conditions affect what? - Answer: how soldiers live, train, work, and fight What is the operational variable acronym - Answer: PMESIIPT What is the operational variable P - Answer: P: Political who they stand for/with? What is the operational variable M - Answer: Military controlled by a government or poly What is the operational variable E - Answer: Economics poor/wealthy What is the operational variable S - Answer: Social religions and ethnicity What is the operational variable I - Answer: Information generate and target audience What is the operational variable second I - Answer: Infrastructure build it up What is the operational variable P - Answer: physical enviroment conditions of weather
what are private security organizations (PSO) - Answer: are business enterprises or local ad hoc groups what services do PSOs provide? - Answer: security/intelligence, protection, provide advisors, contract advisors, prevent counter intrusions, and neutralizing threats what does combatant define as - Answer: individual motivations such as personal dissatification, greed, eliminate hunger, public statements, and natural disaster relief what is a hybrid threat - Answer: 2 or more POTENTIAL enemies what is the definition of identity - Answer: - PERSONAL defending the constitution competent professionals committed and accountable to each other, the profession, and American people what is the definition of climate - Answer: short term experience how people think/feel individual personality changes over time what is the definition of culture? - Answer: shared attitudes values
goals characterize the instruction. what is the difference between culture and climate - Answer: culture is a system of long-held beliefs.
What are the types of reports - Answer: Mandatory and Optional What are the types of evaluations - Answer: performance school, IFA, school evals What are the types of leave - Answer: Chargeable and non-chargeable What is the max amount of leave you can carry - Answer: 90 days Categories of flags - Answer: transferrable and non-transferrable What are transferrable flags - Answer: ACFT failure, H/W failure, punishment phase of adverse What is the minimum rating period - Answer: 90 days for AD and 120 for Reserve component What is the NCOER form - Answer: DA What are the types of appeals - Answer: administrative and substantive what are the categories of awards - Answer: decorations, good conduct medal, service medals, badges/tabs, certificate's/letters, and foreign awards
The medal of honor, distinguished service cross, distinguished service medal, silver star, and legion of merit fall under what catergory - Answer: wartime decorations who is the promotion authority to the ranks of SGT and SSG - Answer: Field grade, LTC or higher? who promotes soldiers to the ranks of SFC, MSG, and SGM - Answer: HRC who determines the total number of promotions to SFC, MSG and SGM - Answer: HRC? What is the first stage of counseling - Answer: identify the need for counseling what is stage 2 of counseling - Answer: prepare for the counseling what is stage 3 of the counseling - Answer: conduct/execute the counseling what is stage 4 of counseling - Answer: follow-up what assists soldiers and leaders in developing subordinates - Answer: regular counseling sessions what are the 4 types of counseling - Answer: event-oriented performance
What is a dynamic process used by small-unit leaders to analyze a mission - Answer: Troop Leading Procedures What are the operational variables that are fundamental to the TLPs - Answer: PMESSII-PT Political Military Economic Social Infromation Infrastructure Physical Enviroment Time Step 1 of TLPs - Answer: Recieve the Mission Step 2 or the TLPs - Answer: Issue a Warning Order Step 3 of the TLPs - Answer: Make a Tentative Plan What does METT-TC stand for? - Answer: Mission Enemy Terrain Troops Time
Civil Considerations What does ASCOPE stand for - Answer: Areas Structures Capabailities Organization People Event Step 4 of the TLPs - Answer: Inititate Movement Step 5 of the TLPs - Answer: Conduct Reconnaissance Step 6 of the TLPs - Answer: Complete the Plan Step 7 of the TLPs - Answer: Issue the Order Step 8 of the TLPs - Answer: Supervise and Refine What is OAKOC - Answer: Observation Avenues of Approach Key Terrain Obstacles Cover/Concealment
COA analysis COA comparison COA approval What does FMC stand for - Answer: Fully Mission Capable What does NMC stand for? - Answer: Non Mission Capable What is the two-level maintenance concept - Answer: field and sustainment What does TMDE stand for? - Answer: Test, Management, diagnostics, equipment what does BSA stand for? - Answer: Brigade Support Area Where is a BSA located? - Answer: Role 2 how many types of maintenance reports are there - Answer: 7 regulation for standards, policies, procedures of licensure - Answer: AR 600- what is PMCS - Answer: preventative maintenance checks and services Types of property - Answer: Real and Personal What are the classifications of property - Answer: 1. Nonexpendable
what is phase i/ii of the deployment phases - Answer: deployment planning/pre- deployment activities what is phase iii of the deployment phases - Answer: movement what is phase iv of the deployment phases - Answer: reception, staging, onward movement, integration what is phase i: deployment based on - Answer: capabailities and differences what is required for pre-deployment readiness - Answer: UMO graduate, HAZMAT, CCO, unit loading team what is the loading plan during phase ii - Answer: packing/loading, weight marking what are some cargo loading considerations - Answer: pack cargo to not shift, keep load low, off loading procedures, configuration for vehicles what goes into container packing - Answer: consider forklifts, avoid wedging, heavy on the bottom, light on the top, fill spaces between What is D-day+1 and D+2 - Answer: personal staging What is D+3-D+4 - Answer: vessel air and download
What is D+5-D+7 - Answer: staging, outfitting, prep for more What is D+8 - Answer: onward movement What are the four steps of Phase IV - Answer: Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, Integration What is included in reception - Answer: personnel, maintenance, security, medical, air defense what is included in staging - Answer: ship arrival, field service, medical supply what is included in onward movement - Answer: food, water, lighting and security what is included in integration - Answer: deploying force What is the required for unit training - Answer: Command Deployment Discipline Program (CDDP) What is the Deployment Readiness Exercises (DREs) - Answer: Purpose, Objective, Annual DREs, Execution, Concept What is included on the destination placard - Answer: unit, UIC, ULN, Destination, POC
