1-14 SOM/Promotion Board

Army Board Study

1-14 Cav Birthday(s)

February 2nd 1901 Ft. Leavenworth Unit was established. March 5th 1901 Ft. Riley Rosters began to be filled.

What is the motto of the 1-14 Cavalry Crest

Suivez Moi (French) - Follow Me

What does the yellow color in the 1-14 Cavalry Crest represent

Represents the Cavalry

Why is blue significant in the 1-14 Cavalry Crest

The color of the uniform at the time the unit was established

Where did the 1-14 Cavalry have a presence during the Moro Insurrection

Philippines

What does the coiled snake in the 1-14 Cavalry Crest symbolize

Presence along the Texas-Mexico Border protecting Americans from Bandits

Regulation for Wear and Appearance of Army Uniform

AR 670-1

Allowed Hair Colors

Natural Colors Only

Female Short Hair Length

1/4in from scalp and extends no more than 1in from scalp. Bangs may not fall below the eyebrows.

Female Medium Hair Length

Does not extend beyond lower edge of collar of the uniform. May fall naturally in Uniform.

Female Long Hair

Extends beyond lower edge of collar. Fastened/ pinned above collar. No bulk past 2 inches from scalp except
Bun may expand to 3.5 inches and no wider than head.

Cosmetics Females:

Must be modest and conservative in uniform. Males: Not allowed unless for medical reasons.

Nails

Males: Groomed as to not extend past finger tip. Females: May Not extend past 1/4 in of finger tip. May be painted with clear polish. Can wear acrylic nails with natural finish.

Male Hair

Can Not be styled or faddish. Must be tapered. Can Not fall over ears, eyebrows or touch the collar when combed.

Sideburns

Will not extend below lower edge of ear opening. Can Not exceed 1/8th in length.

Mustaches

Can not extend past corner edges of mouth nor past the upper edge of the lip.

Beards

Not allowed unless for Religious/Medical exemption.

Tattoos

Can not be of sexist, extremist, indecent, or racist symbology

Piercings

Males: Not allowed. Females: 1/4in Diameter, Gold Silver Diamond Pearl.

Who Can Wear PT Shirts Untucked

Pregnant Women

How Many Skill Tabs Allowed in Uniform

No More than 3

Only Authorized Insignia in PTs

Army Physical Fitness Badge

How many marksmanship badges are authorized for wear at one time in Dress Uniforms

No more than 3

How Many Badges can be worn on the chest in uniform

Up To 5

Regulation for the Army

ADP 1

Army's Birthday

June 14, 1775

Army Leadership/Army Leadership and the Profession

ADP 6-22

Leadership

Process of influencing people by providing purpose, direction, and motivation to accomplish the mission and improve the organization.

3 Main Attributes of a Leader

Character, Presence, Intellect

3 Levels of Army Leadership

DO'S: Direct, Organizational, Strategic

Examples of Direct Leadership

First Line, NCOs, Company Commanders

3 Principle Ways of Developing Leaders

Counseling, Coaching, Mentoring

Regulation for Leader Development

FM 6-22

Purpose of FM 6-22

Provides Doctrinal Framework covering methods for leaders to develop other leaders.

ALDS

Army Leadership Development Strategy.

Regulation for Land Nav

TC 3-25.26

Black on a Map

Man made features

Red on a Map

Main Roads

Brown on a Map

Elevation

Blue on a Map

water

Green on a Map

Identifies vegetation with military significance, such as woods, orchards, and vineyards.

Main Terrain Features

Hill, Valley, Ridge, Saddle, Depression

Minor Terrain Features

Draw, Spur, Cliff

Tertiary Terrain Features

Cut, Fill

Map US Military Uses

Universal Transverse Mercator Grid (UTM)

Legend on a Map

Lower left margin.

What must be done to a map before use

Oriented with either a compass of landmarks.

Azimuth types

Grid and Magnetic

Types of North

True North, Magnetic North, Grid North

How to find a Back Azimuth

Azimuth Above 180 subtract 180, Azimuth Below 180 add 180

Mils in a degree

17.7 mils

What are needed for a Dead Reckoning

Known Start Point, Known Azimuth, Known Distance

Purpose of red brown color on a map

Allows lines to be seen under red light.

Contour Lines on top of one another represent

Steepness of Elevation. Closer=Steeper

Purpose of a Map

provides information on the existence of the location
and the distance between ground features.

Definition of a Map

Topographical representation of the Earth's surface drawn to scale as seen from above.

SHARP Program Regulation

AR 600-20 Chapters 7&8

What does SHARP(P) Stand for

Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention Program

Who Does SHARP protect

Survivors

2 Types of SHARP Reports

Restricted and Unrestricted

Who can take a SHARP Report

SHARP Rep, Chaplains, Medical Facilities, Police

Can a Chaplain take a restricted report

No

Goals of SHARP

To Create climate that minimizes sexual assault, To Encourages victims to report without fear, To Establish sexual assault prevention training and awareness, To Ensure sensitivity and treatment for victims, To Ensure leadership understand roles and responsibilities

Who Else Does SHARP Empower to act

Bystanders

Sexual Assault

Unwanted physical contact that is sexual in nature

Sexual Harassment

Unwanted comments of remarks of sexual nature

What do most SHARP cases involve

Alcohol

7ID Bayonet Standards

LARESTL: Lethality, Accountability, Resiliency, Expeditionary, Safety, Training Management, Leader Development

Operations Process Regulation

ADP 5-0

Who is in charge of the Operations Process

Executive Officer

4 Tenet Principles of The Operations Process

Plan, Prepare, Execute, Assess

8 Step Training Model

Plan the Training Event, Train & Certify Leaders, Recon Training Sites, Issue Operation Order, Rehearse, Train, Conduct AAR, Retrain

Training the Force Regulation

FM 7-0

Who is in charge of Training the Force

1SG

Troop Leading Procedures

Receive the Mission, Issue a Warning Order, Make a Tentative Plan, Initiate Movement, Conduct Reconnaissance, Complete the Plan, Issue the Order, Supervise and Refine

Rifle Marksmanship Regulation

TC 3-22.9

4 Basic Fundamentals of Marksmanship

Steady Position, Breathing, Aim/Sight Picture, Trigger Squeeze

How to clear a weapon

Ensure Weapon is on Safe and pointed in safe direction, pull charging handle to the rear and lock bolt in place. Visually observe the chamber for rounds.

What is Remedial Action

Identifying a problem and using correct actions to rectify the problem, example for weapons being CSPORTS

CSPORTS

Check to see if weapon is on Safe, Slap Upward on, Magazine, Pull Charging Handle, Observe Chamber, Release Charging Handle, Tap the Forward Assist, Squeeze Trigger

8 Cycles of Function for the M4

Feeding, Chambering, Locking, Firing, Unlocking, Extracting, Ejecting, Cocking

Max Range of M4

3600m

Max Point Range of M4

500-600m

Max Area Range of M4

800m

M4 Caliber

5.56mm

M4 Standard Magazine Capacity

30 Rounds

M4 Weight (Loaded)

7.5lbs

M17 Max Range

50m

M17 Caliber

9mm

M240B Max Effective Range

1200m

M240B Weight

27.6 lbs

M240B Caliber

7.62mm

M2 Max Effective Range

1830m

M2 Weight Assembled

84lbs

M2 Caliber

.50 Cal

Regulation for Maintenance

AR 750-1

Who conducts a PMCS

All assigned operators and crew.

PMCS

Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services

Form Used for PMCS

DA Form 5988

How to Fix/Replace broken part

PMCS with TM and mark the fault on 5988