The Enlisted Force Structure

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commander (or civilian director or equivalent), SEL, 1stSgt, and where possible a Key Spouse

4 parts of a command team

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visible, accessible, and engaged

What should command teams be?

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leading people to accomplish missions

Commander responsibilities

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in conjunction or in place of a commander

Where may a director serve?

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Commander

Which position does a director share similar responsibilities with?

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agency, activity, department, or other large organization

What may a director be in charge of?

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recognition programs

What is the SEL in charge of?

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EFDP

What do SELs advise Commanders on?

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conduct quality force reviews, decoration recommendations

Purpose of 1stSgt

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connect military families with unit

purpose of key spouse

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commander

Who is key spouse usually appointed by?

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company grade, field grade, general

3 tiers of officer corps

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O-1 to O-3

Company Grade Officer

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O-4 to O-6

Field Grade Officer

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O-7 to O-10

General Officer

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local law enforcement, chamber of commerce, local contractors, honorary commanders, local government, healthcare, education, industry

types of civic partners

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Junior Enlisted Airmen, NCOs, and SNCOs

Enlisted Force tiers

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tactical, operational, and strategic

3 levels of leadership

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personal focus to organizational focus

where do leadership qualities shift as airmen increase level of leadership

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basic, intermediate, advanced, and expert

4 levels of competency

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No

Are competency levels based on rank?

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guide rater and facilitate discussion and constructive feedback

ALQ purpose

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Developing, Proficient, Highly Proficient, and Outstanding

ALQ Levels

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CAF

What provides a holistic approach to self-care and wellness?

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learning

Junior Enlisted Airman priority

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AB, Amn, A1C, SrA

Junior Enlisted Airman ranks

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5-skill level

A1C focus

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completion of Airman Leadership School

When will a SrA have opportunity to become an official supervisor?

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developing leadership, becoming trainers

SrA focus

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NCOs

Who is considered the “backbone” of the USAF?

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SSgt and TSgt

NCO ranks

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Earn 7-skill level

SSgt focus

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become technical expert

TSgt focus

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social, physical, mental, and spiritual

Domains of CAF

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NCOs

Who incorporates PT into the team’s duty schedule?

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NCOs

Who can issue lawful orders to complete tasks under Article 92?

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annually

How often must NCOs discuss and provide Benefits Facts Sheets to subordinates?

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NCOs

Who recognizes good performance and ensures accountability for deviating against standards?

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MSgt, SMSgt, CMSgt

SNCO ranks

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first-line supervisors/trainers to leaders of teams

TSgt to MSgt transition

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earn 9-skill level

SMSgt focus

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SNCOs

Who is in charge of advocating for current and future fiscal budget requirements?

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SNCOs

Who educates the team on deployments and deployment readiness?

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NCOs and SrA who supervise others

supervisors

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SNCOs

Who can be a Superintendent

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CMSgt or civilian

Chief ranks

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Numbered Air Force, Major Command, Direct Reporting Unit, Field Operating Agency, Joint Staff, or Air Staff

Chiefs work at …

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over 600,000

How many total force Airmen are there?

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CMSAF

Who is the functional manager for command chief master sergeants and group senior enlisted leaders?

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wing or higher

What level is CCM at?

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CMSgt

What rank are CFMs typically?

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Headquarters Air Force

Where are CFMs located?

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commander

Who appoints an SEL?

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detachment, squadron, or group

What levels are SELs at?

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The Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory

What contains official specialty descriptions for all military classification codes and describes minimum mandatory qualifications?

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The Special Duty Category Guide

What provides additional mandatory eligibility for positions?

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MTLs

Who runs technical training for non-prior airmen?

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3-skill level

What skill level do Technical Training Instructors teach to?

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The Profession of Arms

What do PME Instructor and Curriculum Developers teach?

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Airman Leadership School, NCO Academy, SNCO Academy, and Chief Leadership Academy

Where do PME Instructor and Curriculum Developers teach?

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ADAs

Who were formerly known as Career Assistance Advisors?

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ADAs

Who conducts advertising programs and monitor pay and benefits, and advise commanders on force development?

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Developing Self, Developing Others, Developing Ideas, and Developing Organizations

Foundational Competencies

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How many sub-categories are in the foundational competencies?