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Recite the Soliders Creed

I am an American Solider

I am a warrior and a member of a team. I serve the people of the United States, and live the Army Values.

I wil always place the mission first

I will never accept defeat

I will never quit

I will never leave a fallen comrade

I am disciplined, physically and mentally togh, trained and proficient in my warrior tasks and drills

I always maintain my arms, my equipment and myself.

I am an expert and I am a professional.

I stand ready to deploy, engage, and destroy, the enemies of the United States of America in close combat.

I am a guardian of freedom and the American way of life. I am an American solider.

Recite the Army Song

March along, sing our song, with the army of the free.

Count the brave, count the true

Who have fought to victory

We’re the army and proud of our name! Were the army and proudly proclaim :

First to fight for the right

And to build the Nations might

And the Army goes rolling along. Proud of all we have done,

Fighting till the battles won

And the Army goes rolling along

Then its Hi Hi Hey

The Armys on its way. Count off the cadence loiud and strong

For where ever we go

You will always know

that the army goes rollling along

What are the three general order

1. I will guard everything with the limits of my post and quit my post only when proerly relieved

2. I will obey my special orders and perform all my duties in a military manner

3. I will report violations of my special order, emergencies and anything not covered in my instructions, to the commander of the relief.

Give me Four description fo our Unit crest

• Has a five pointed in the middle of a cross

• At the bottom has the inscriptions “Life and Health”

• The colours are, maroon, gold and white

• 6 cross are on the top

What is the symbolis, of our unit crest

Maroon and white are the colours of Army Medical Department

Cross the symbol of aid and assistance. The core mission of Fort Sill

The crosses are taken form the Indian shield on the Oklahoma state flag

The number six is symbolic of life

6 facts of MAJGeneral Reynolds

• 1900 Joined the Army

• 1901 Commssioned as a 1Lt

• 1915 commanxed a hosptial

• 1935 promoted in surgeon general

• 1939 retired as a Major General

• 1961 died

4 Facts of Clinic History.

• serves as the primary military clinic for Fort Sill soliders, family members, retirees

• 1965 it was dedicated to MAJ General Reynolds

• Apache Chief Geronme died in1909

• First Post Hospital completed in 1875

What is the Units Motto?

Forged in Fire!

What is the Armys Motto?

This we will defend

What are the Army Values

Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Self-Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage (LEDRSHIP)

What does SHARP stand for?

Sexual Harrassment, Assult Response and Prevention

What is the primary objective of SHARP?

To eliminate sexual harassment and sexual assault from the Army

What are the two types of reporting options for victims of sexual assault?

Restricted and Unrestricted

What does Restricted reporting in terms of SHARP?

Confidential, no offical investigation

What does UNRESTRICTED reporting mean in term s of SHARP?

official investigation triggered, command notified

Who are the specific individuals authorize to accept a restricted report?

Sexual Assult Response Coordinator (SARC), Victim Advocate (VA) and healthcare personnel

Who is MEDDACs SARC?

Mrs. Combs

Are Chaplains reporting channels of SHARP?

No, but conversations with them are absolutely priviledged

Uner the Army Equal Opportunity (EO) program, what are the six bases of unlawful discrimination?

Race, Colour, National Origin, Religion, Sex, and Sexual Orientation.

Who is the EOA

SFC Wallace

Who is the EOL

SGT Spreadbury

What is a FORMAL EO complaint?

Filed in writing on a DA Form 7279, triggers investigation and timelines.

What is a INFORML EO complain

not filed in writing and is resolved at the lowest level.

How many days does a solider have from the date of an alleged incident to file a formal EO complaint/

60 days

What is the regulatory defination of sexual harrassment?

unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, verbal or physical conduct of sexual natur when submission/ rejection affects emplyment or creates a hostile environment

Sexual harassment is divided into what categores

Verbal, Nonverbal and Physical

What is the SARC primary responsibilty within a unit?

Manage SHARP program, coordinate victim care, reports, and assign Victim Advocates

What is the role of a Victim advocate

Direct, hands on support, advocacy, and accompanies victims through medical, legal, and investigative processes.

If a commander learns of a sexual assault indirectly can they initiate an investigation if the victim filed a restricted report?

No, if a restricted report began, a commanders indirect knowledge can not override the victims decision.

What regulation protects soliders from Reprisal?

AR 600-20 (how soliders must act)

What chapter in AR 600-20 is EO in?

Chapter 6

What are the regulatiohs for SHARP?

Ar 600-52

What regulation for Army command and the support channel?

AT 600-20

Who holds ultimate responsbility for maintaining a positive climate regarding EO and SHARP within the unit?

The unit commander

Who is the unit Commander

CPT Morrin

What is the Army’s official policy regarding sexual assault and sexual harrassment?

Zero tolerance

What is does I. A.M. STRONG campaign stand for?

Intervene, Act, Motivate.

What circumstances can a restricte report be converted into an unrestricted report?

At any time, at the victims request. However the victim cannot convert an unrestricted report back to restricted report.

What DA Form to file a FORMAL EO complaint

DA Form 7279

Who is the EOL?

SGT Spreadburry

What is the role of an EOL?

Adminsitering the EO program, assessments, and training

Can EOLs investigation formal EO complains.

No. EOLs are company assessts, invesitgations are handled by external, commander appointed IOs

What does “Quid Pro Quo” mean within the context of sexual harassment

“This for that” professional/career benefit is offered or threatened in exchange for sexual favors.

What is the directorate for Operations?

ADP 3-0

What is the difference between an Army regulation vs Army Directorate Publication?

AR = What must be done
ADP = Why

What is the Armys Operations?

Unified Land operations

Define Unified Land Operations

Control and win wars by attacking, defending, keeping the peace, and helping civilians all at once.

What are the four steps of Operations process

Plan, Prepare, Execute, and Assess

What are the eight troop leading procedures.

1. Recieve the Mission

2. issue a Warning

3. Plan

4. Movement

5. Reconnaissance

6. Complete plan

7. Issue Order

8. Supervise and Refine

What are the seven steps of the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP)

1. Receipt of Mission

2. Analysis

3. Deevelopment

4. Analysis

5. Comparision

6. Approval

7. Orders Production

What is the purpose of a warning order (WARNORD)

Early notice of an upcoming mission and parallel planning down the level

What is an Operation Order (OPORD), and who typicaly issues it?

A directive issed by a commander to subordinate commanders for the purpose of effecting the coordinated execution of an operation.

Name the five paragraphs of an OPORD in order

1. Situatio

2. Mission

3. Execution

4. Sustainment

5. Command and signal

Sergeant Major Eats surgar cookes

What does ADP 5-0 cover?

“SMELS”

1. Situation

2. Mission

3. Execution

4. Logistics

5. Support

Define “Commanders Intent”

Clear and concise statement of what force must do and the conditions it must meet to succeed.

What are the core principles of the operations proceess?

Commander drive the operations process

Build and maintain situational understanding

Apply critical and creative thinking

Encourage dsciplined initiative

Under what circumstances would a commander issue a Fragmentary Order (FRAGORD)?

To modify or change an existing OPORD based on a changing tactical situation without rewriting the entire plan.

Define Decisive Action

Continuous, simultaneous execution of offensive, defensive and staility operations

Which regulation covers “Decisive Action”

ADP 3-0

What are the six warfighting functions that commanders use to build combat power?

1. Command and Control

2. Movement and Maneuver

3. Intelligence

4. Fires

5. Sustainment

6. Protection

Define Combat power

Total destructive, constructive, and information capabilities that a military unit can apply at a given time

“Operational Environment” in modern conflict

A compositve of te coditions, circumstances, and influences that affect the emplyment of capabilites and bear on the decisions of the commander.

Eight variables used to understand and describe an operational environment

Politcal, Military, Economic, Social, Information, Infrastrucre, Physical Environment, and Time

What does METT-TC stand for

Mission Enemy, Terriain and weather, Troops and support available Time available and civil considerations.

What is METT-TC used during mission analysis

To analyze tactical variables

Define “Mission Command:

Empowers disciplined initiative within the commander’s intent to exploit opportunities.

How does ADP 5-0 define the art and science of “Planning”

The art and science of understanding a situation, envisioning a desired future, and laying out effective ways of bringing that future about.

What does CCIR stand for and what is it:

Commanders Critical Information Requirements

CCIR things commanders NEEDs to know to make decisions.

What does EEFI stand for and what is it

Essential Elements of Friendly Information

EEFI are things we must PROTECT from enemy detecion

What is the difference between CCIR and EFI

CCIR things commanders NEEDs to know to make decisions. EEFI are things we must PROTECT from enemy detecion

Why is continous assessment critical throughout the entire operations process?

It allows the commander to compare actual progress against the plan and make adjustments to ensure the objective is met.

What is the regulations for Army Training and Leader Development?

AR 350-1

What regulation PRESCRIBES policy and procedure for the conduct of the Army physical fitness training program?

AR 350-1

What is the Directorate for Training

ADP 7-0

What is the Armys primary mission

To win and fight the nations war, by training, organizing, and sustained land operations

What is the determining factor of a unit’s combat readiness?

The quality of its training and proficiency of its soliders

What is a Mission Essential Task (MET)?

A collective task we must be proficient to accomplish our goals

What is a Mission essential Task List (METL)

compil;ation of Mission essential tasks that a unit must perform.

How is Mission essential Task List developed?

Developed by commanders based on the unit’s designed mission

What are the Army’s principles of training?

Train as you fight; train to standard; train to sustain; and train to maintain (FSSM)

Who is directly responsible for the individual training of soliders, crews, and small teams?

Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs)

What is an After Action Review and why is it mandatory after training event?

Analysis of performance, designed to help identofy what happned, why it happened, and how to improve.

What is the difference between a formal and non informal AAR?

Formal AARs are planned, need prep time, visual aids, and taken place in designated locations.

Informal AARs are conducted on the spot by leaders using minimal resources.

What is a training schedule.

The unifts offical execuation plan for training.

How far out should training schedules be locked in?

Drafted 6 weeks out and locked in at 2 weeks out.

Explain the concpet of “train as you fight”

Replicating realistic tactical conditions and combat stressors during training events so soliders are ready in real combat.

Ddescrive the “Crawl-Walk-Run” methodolgy in training execution

Crawl - taught slowly

Walk - practed under realitstic conditions

Run- executed at fall speed/stress

What is Sergeant’s Time training and who is responsible for leading it?

Dedicated, prime training time set aside for NCOs to train their soliders on individual battle tasks

What are the 8step training model?

1. Plan

2. Train the trainers

3. Recon the site

4. Issue Order

5. Rehearse

6. Execute

7. Evaluate (AAR)

8. Retrain

What rolde do commanders play in unit training?

Primary trainers; they assess proficiency, prioritize resources, and certify suborinate leaders

How are training prodiciencies objectively rated across the Army?

Fully trained

Trained

Practiced

Marginally Practiced

Untrained

What is cross training and why is it critical for unit survivabiltity?

Training soliders to perform tasks outside thir primary MOS so they can step in if a teammate becomes a casualty

What are the components of a clear training objective?

Task, Conditions, and Standards

Define “Battle Focus” and how it prevents units from wasting training time

Focus training on vital collective tasks required for the units wartime mission.

How do NCOs ensure that training is consistently conducted to standard?

Through continuous supervision, rehearsals, and inspections before, during, and after training events.

What is the Directorate for Army leadership and the profession?

ADP 6-22

How does the Army define leadership1

Influencing people by providing purpose, direction, and motivation to accomplish the mission and improve the organization.

What are the three categories of core leader COMPETENCIES?

Lead, Develop, and Achieve

What are the three core leader ATTRIBUTES

Character, Presence, and Intellect

What are the five defining charactersitcs of the Army Profession?

Trust, Honorable Serivce, Miltary Expertise, Stewardship, and Espirit de Corps