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A collection of vocabulary flashcards covering Army ranks, leadership, history, regulations, and core values based on Phase V study notes.
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Arms for the love of America
The answer associated with the phrase 'Arms for the love of America'.
Reveille, Retreat, Taps
The sequence or grouping of ceremonial bugle calls.
General Orders
A requirement to know and write the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd General Orders.
Army Values
The seven core principles: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage.
Punishment Categories
The three classifications of non-judicial punishment: Summarized, Company Grade, and Field Grade.
Position to receive award
To walk the stage.
Position of Attention
The specific military posture held during certain reporting or ceremonial events.
Marksmanship Fundamentals
The four keys to accuracy: Steady Position, Aiming, Breath Control, and Trigger Squeeze.
Heat Injuries
The clinical categories of heat illness: Heat Cramps, Heat Exhaustion, and Heat Stroke.
AR 670-1
The Army Regulation governing uniform wear and appearance.
Hon. Daniel P. Driscoll
The Secretary of the Army.
SMA Michael R. Weimer
The Sergeant Major of the Army.
MG Sean P. Davis
The CASCOM Commander.
COL Charles Montgomery
The Regimental Commander.
CSM Kamaludeen
The Regimental CSM.
COL Joel Machak
The Brigade Commander.
CSM Carl Pilcher
The Battalion CSM.
CPT Pizarro
The Company Commander.
1SG Tornelli
The First Sergeant.
O-9
Lieutenant General.
E-9
Sergeant Major.
O-6
Colonel.
E-5
Sergeant.
O-8
Major General.
W-5
Chief Warrant Officer 5.
E-9 Special
Sergeant Major of the Army.
E-6
Staff Sergeant.
E-8 Diamond
First Sergeant.
E-7
Sergeant First Class.
O-4
Major.
O-7
Brigadier General.
SHARP
Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention.
EO
Equal Opportunity.
UCMJ
Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Army Birthday
June 14, 1775.
Ordnance Corps Birthday
May 14, 1812.
Medal of Honor
The highest award in the Army.
Salute Distance
6 paces.
Sarah Sharpe
The SHARP Representative.
Room Temperature
190.
Baron Friedrich von Steuben
Known as the Father of the Army.
Military Authority
Comprised of Command Authority and General Military Authority.
Declaration Rights
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.