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AR 600-52
Sexual Harassment
categories of sexual harassment
verbal, non-verbal, physical
types of reporting for sexual harassment
restricted and unrestricted
restricted reporting
allows soldier to disclose deyails of their assualt, recieve medical treatment/ counseling, without triggering the official investigation process
unrestricted reporting
allows soldier to disclose details of their assault, recieve medical treatment/ counsleing, and start an official investigation of their allegation
form used to submit a sexual harassment complaint
DA form 7746
POSH
Prevention of sexual harassment
AR 600-20
Equal opportunity
purpose of EO program
to ensure fair treatment for all military personnel, civilian employees, and family member, regardless of race, color, sex, or nationality
types of EO complaints
formal and informal
form used to file a formal complaint
DA form 7279
formal channels of communication
chain of command, NCO support channel, staff/ technical channels
responsibilities of NCO support channel
to advise, train, and guide enlisted soldiers
ATP 6-22.1
Counseling process
categories of developmental counselings
performance, event-orientated, professional growth
developmental counseling form
DA form 4856
documents short and long term goals
individual development plan (IDP)
approaches to counselings
directive, non-directive, combination
TC 3-22.9
Rifle and Carbine
weapon statuses
green, amber, red
green status
magazine removed, chamber empty, bolt forward, weapon on safe
amber
magazine inserted, chamber empty, bolt forward, weapon on safe
red status
magazine inserted, round chambered, bolt forward, weapon on safe
M4
magazine fed, gas chambered, air cooled, shoulder firing, 5.56 mm rifle
immediate action for the m4
slap, pull, observe, release, tap, squeeze
8 cycles of function
feeding, chambering, locking, firing, unlocking, extracting, ejecting, cocking
3 echelons of maintenence
operator, unit, depot
qualification standards
marksmanship (23-29), sharpshooter (30-35), expert (36-40)
TC 3-25.26
Map reading and Land Nav
colors of military map
blue, brown, black, red, green
blue
water
black
man made features
brown
countour/ elevation lines
red
populated areas
green
vegetation
rule for reading maps
right and up
major terrain features
hill, valley, saddle, ridge, depression
minor terrain features
draw, cliff, spur
supplementary terrain features
cut and fill
how you determine your pace
counting the amount you steps you take in 100m
techniques for using lensatic compass
center hold or compass to cheek
AR 670-1
Army uniforms and insignia
when must ID tags be worn
directed by commander, engaged in field training, in an aircraft, or OCONUS
rules for wearing ponytails
centered on the back of the head, cannot exceed the width of the head in bulk, less than 6 in long when from top of the collar
measurement for ribbons
centered 1/8 inch above left breast pocket
measurement for name tag
centered on right pocket flap between button and top seam
measurement for unit awards
centered 1/8 inch above right breast pocket
measurement for badges
centered ¼ inch above ribbons
measurement for branch insignia
centered on left lapel, 1 inch above notch
FM 7-22
Holistic Health and Fitness
warm-up exercises
bend and reach, rear lunge, high jumper, rower, squat bender, windmill, forward lunge, prone row, bent leg body twist, pushups
recovery drills
overhead arm pull, rear lunge, extend and flex, thigh stretch, single leg over
domains of H2F
physical, mental, nutritional, spiritual, sleep readiness
H2F consists of
preparation, activities, recovery
AR 608-1
Army community service
ACS logo elements
heart= giving, cross= help, gyroscope= stability
program that helps soldiers and families prepare for deployments, extensions, and integrations
mobilization and deployment program
primary misson of ACS
provide services that support the readiness and resilience of soldiers, families, and civilians
AER
army emergency relief
how AER relates to ACS ecosystem
provides emergency financial help via loans and grants
AR 600-9
Army body composition program
sites for tape test
male: neck and abdomen, female: neck, wasit, hips
when a soldier fails body fat standards
they are flagged and enrolled in the ABCP
DA forms for body fat assessments
male: DA form 5500, female: DA form 5501
required monthly progress for someone in the ABCP
monthly loss of 3-8 lbs or 1% body fat
AR 600-85
misuse of drugs and alcohol
program that handles clinical treatment
SUDCC (substance use disorder clinical care)
ways to identify substance abuse problem
voluntary, leadership, urinalysis, medical ID, investigation
when a commander must submit seperation paperwork
any illegal drug positive urinalysis or 2 alcohol incidents within 12 months
how fast a commander can flag a soldier
3 working days via DA form 268
TC 3-21.5
drill and ceremonies
purpose of drill
enable a commander to move their unit from one place to another
parts of most drill commands
prepatory command and the command of execution
command that can revoke a prepartory command
as you were
rest positions that can be given at halt
rest, parade rest, stand at ease, at ease
commands that change the direction by 180 degrees
rear march and counter march
AR 27-10
Military justice
article 15
a non-judicial punishment to correct minor offenses without a court martial
types of article 15s
summarized, company grade, field grade
summarized article 15
issued by company commander. max punishment: 14 days extra duty. no pay loss, no rank loss, and no lawyer
company grade article 15
issued by company commander. max punishment: 14 days extra duty, 7 days lost pay, and loss of 1 rank, lawyer provided
field grade article 15
issued by battalion/brigade commander. max punishmen: 45 days extra duty. half pay lost for 2 months, heavy rank reduction, lawyer provided
form for article 15
DA 2627
article that protects a soldier from self incrimination
article 31
ADP 6-22
Army leadership
army leadership
activity of influencing people by providing purpose, direction, and motivation to accomplish the mission
core attributes of an army leader
character, presence, intellect
army leadership requirements model
the framework that centers what a leader is and what a leader does
core competencies of an army leader
leads, develops, achieve
TC 4-02.1
First aid
TCCC
tactical combat casualty care
phases of TCCC
care under fire, tactical field care, tactical evacuation care
first step for care under fire
return fire and gain superiority
types of bleeding
arterial, venous, capillary
AVPU
consciousness check (alert, voice, pain, unresponsive)
PELCRN
Shock treatment (position, elevate, loosen, climatize, reassure, notify)
tourniquet placement
high and tight
AR 600-8-19
Enlisted promotions & demotions
levels of promotion
decentralized, semi-centralized, centralized
decentralized promotion
E2-E4. approved by company commander