Army Doctrine and Operational Readiness

Flashcards covering key concepts related to the Army's operational readiness and the H2F doctrine.

H2F (Holistic Health and Fitness)

The Army’s doctrine for the readiness training of Soldiers, aimed at building physical lethality and mental toughness.

Four parts of H2F doctrine

System, Design, Build, and Deliver.

Five critical elements of H2F System

Governance, Program, Equipment and Facilities, Personnel, and Leadership Education.

Domains the military operates in

Land, Sea, Air, Space, and Cyberspace.

Characteristics of the Army

Trust, Military Expertise, Honorable Service, Esprit de Corps, and Stewardship.

Most important determinant of combat power

Leadership; it provides synchronization of warfighting functions.

Function of the Operating Force

Units organized, equipped, and trained to deploy and fight.

Function of the Generating Force

Mans, trains, equips, deploys, and ensures readiness of Army Forces.

Five sets of characteristics enhancing operational adaptability

1. Depth & Versatility, 2. Adaptive & Innovative, 3. Flexibility & Agility, 4. Integrated & Synchronized, 5. Lethal & Discriminate.

U.S. Army Establishment date

June 14, 1775.

Army’s Mission

To fight and win Nation’s Wars through prompt and sustained land combat operations.

Army’s motto

This We’ll Defend.