CTF-D board questions

what does the 35th ada stand for?

35th air defense artillery brigade

what is the nickname of the 35th ada briagde?

dragon brigade

what is the 35th ada organization’s mission?

defend critical assets in korea against aerial and ballistic missile threats

where is the 35th ada headquarters?

osan air base

when was the brigade established?

june 1, 1918

where was it originally esthablished?

fort hunt, virginia

what was its original mission?

defending the Potomac River

where did they deploy during WWI?

France

what major operation did it participate in during WWII?

operation overload, the Normandy invasion

what was one of their great WWII accomplishments?

credited with 406 confirmed enemy aircraft kills during operation overload

when and where was CTF-D established?

November 19th 2018, Camp Carrol South Korea

what does CTF-D stand for?

combined task force defender

what is the purpose of CTF-D?

provides upper tier missile defense and protects critical assets in Korea

What is CTF-D?

is a mission-focused organization focused on defense

what are the primary weapon systems used by CTF-D?

THAAD, Patriot and avenger missiles. they also used equipment for force protection, counter-drone operations, communications and sustainment

What does THAAD stand for?

Terminal high altitude area defense

when did the THAAD deployment to Korea occur?

April 2017

when was the organization reflagged under the 35th ada?

October 19 2017

what was a major historical first for CTF-D?

first THAAD barrey deployment outside continental U.S

What is a NCO’s Primary role?

To lead, train and develop soldiers and accomplish the mission

what’s the difference between and attribute and a competency?

attribute describes what a leader is

competencies describe what a leader does

What is a role of a sergeant?

they lead teams as part of a squad, they have the most direct impact on soldiers and are responsible for soldiers health, wellbeing and safety

what is the 8 step training model?

plan the training

train the trainers

recon the training site

issue the order

rehearse the training

execute the training

evaluate the training

retrain

what are the 8 steps in the tlp?

receive the mission

issue a warning order

make a tentative plan

initiate movement

conduct reconnaissance

complete the plan

issue the order

supervise and refine

what are the 3 levels of leadership?

direct

organizational

strategic

What is the most important army value to you and why?

What is leader development?

the deliberate, continuous, and progressive process founded in the Army values that develops soldiers and army civilian into competent, committed professional leaders of character

what are the three leader development domains?

institutional, operational, and self-development

what are the 3 leadership attributes?

character

presence

intellect

what are the 3 leadership competencies?

leads

develops

achieves

what is counseling?

communication between a leader and subordinate to improve performance and develop potential

what is coaching?

guided learning to improve specific skills, knowledge, and performance

what is mentoring?

a developmental relationship in which a more experienced person provides guidance and advice

what are the fundamentals of leader development?

setting conditions, providing feedback, enhancing learning, creating opportunities

What is an individual development plan?

A written plan identifying developmental goals, activities, resources, timelines and progress assessment

What are the 3 developmental activities leaders use to improve themselves?

feedback, study, and practice

What are the army values?

loyalty

duty

respect

selfless service

honor

integrity

personal courage

since the first published leadership doctrine in 1948 the army has defined leadership as a process, what is significant about leadership being a process?

a process can be learned, monitored and improved and that’s how the army sees leadership

outside of the mission, what is a leaders responsibility?

to develop soldiers and improve the organization

describe toxic leadership

combination of self centered attitude, motivations and behavior that have a negative impact on peers

What are the 3 types of developmental counseling’s?

event oriented

professional growth

performance

What are the 4 steps of counseling?

identify the need

prepare the counseling

conduct the counseling

follow up

What are the skills a leader uses during a counseling session?

active listening

appropriate questioning

responding

you just received a new soldier to the unit, what type of counseling will you give and what will it do?

reception and integration counseling, it will identify/ alleviate concerns and familiarize the soldier with organizational standards, roles and assignment

What are the 3 types of approaches for a counseling?

direct

non direct

combined

When should a counseling for a specific performance be?

As close to the event as possible to reinforce good behavior

What counseling focuses on subordinates short term needs and assists through period of shock from negative news?

crisis counseling

What counseling is needed when issues are beyond leaders capabilities?

referral counseling

What types of counseling must army leader conduct of spc, cpl, and sergeants eligible for advance without wavier?

promotion counseling

What counseling assist soldiers who demobilizing, separating, retiring from the army?

transition counseling

Which counseling approach is preferred for most counseling sessions?

Non directive counseling

which counseling approach work best to make on the spot correction?

directive counseling

what da form is used to document counseling?

DA Form 4856

What is risk management?

the process of identifying, assessing, and controlling risk to keep soldiers safe during mission

What are the 4 principles of risk management?

integrated risk management

make risk decisions

accept no unnecessary risk

apply risk management cyclically and continuously

What is hazard?

condition with potential to cause harm or death or damage equipment

What are the 2 factors used to determine risk?

probability

severity

What are the 5 steps of risk management?

identify hazards

assess hazards

develop control

implement control

supervise and evaluate

what are 2 approaches to risk management?

deliberate risk management

real time risk management

What is DD form 2977?

deliberate risk assessment worksheet

What are the four risk levels?

low

moderate

high

extremely high

what is residual risk?

the risk remaining after controls are implemented

What is initial risk?

risk level before controls are implemented

What is METTTC?

M-mission

E-enemy

T-terrain and weather

T-troops

T-time

C- civil considerations

what is the purpose of the evaluation reporting system?

to assess and evaluate a soldiers performance and potential

What does NCOER stand for?

Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation report

What’s is OER?

Officer evaluation report

What is AER?

Academic evaluation report

What form is used for an NCOER?

DA Form 2166-9 series

What is the purpose of evaluation counseling?

to communicate performance, assess performance, and help the performance and potential

Who is responsible for evaluating the rated soldiers performance?

The rater

Who assesses the rated soldiers potential?

the senior rater

What is a rated soldier?

the soldier being evaluated

What is a rating offical?

an individual designated in the rating chain to evaluate a soldier

What is a referred NCOER?

An evaluation report that provided to the rated NCO to review before it is finalized

How often should an NCO receive counseling during the rating period?

initial counseling within 30 days

Quarterly follow up afterward

What are types of NCOERs?

annual

extended annual- used when non rated time extends annual

change of rater- when rated NCO or rater changes

relief for cause- when NCO is relieved from their duties for cause

complete the record- when required to complete soldiers evaluation record

60 day option- optional report when rating chain changes occur

senior rater option- optional report issued by senior rater

change of duty- when an NCO changes duty position

what are the responsibilities of NCO as a rater?

counsel subordinates NCOs

establish performance objectives

monitor and document performance

provide accurate evaluations

assess performance fairly

develop subordinate NCOs

What does AR 670-1 regulate?

uniform wear, insignia, grooming, personal appearance, and related standards

what is the difference between AR 670-1 and DA PAM 670-1

AR 670-1 established policy; DA PAM 670-1 provides detailed wear instructions

proper placement of beret?

unit insignia above left eye, quarter inch from eyebrows

What is the regulation for male hair?

bulk of hair cannot protrude from the scalp more that 2 inches on the top and 1 inch in the side

What is proper uniform wear important?

it demonstrates discipline, professionalism, pride, and adherence to army standard

How long may a female soldiers fingernails be?

no more than ¼ inch from the fingertip

when are salutes not required?

when conducting pt

civilian attire

public place such as a theater or church

in rank of formation

addressing a prisoner

in no hat no salute zones

what does service stripes represent?

one service stripe represents 3 years of honorable service active service

how does a solder qualify for a good conduct medal?

the soldier maintains a good standing of three continuous years with no adverse action

how many marksman badges can be worn at one time?

no more than 3

how long can a female’s ponytail be?

no more that 6 inches from the top of the collar

can females where ponytails in APFU?

yes

can females wear ponytails in AGSU/ASU?

No

how many braids can a female wear? and how wide can it be?

up to 2 braids/ no more than two inches

what is the standard for length of bun for female soldiers?

Cant extend more than 3 inches from scalp, centered on the backof the head

What is the purpose of maintenance operations?

Sustainment and restore Combat power by maintaining equipment

What are the two levels of maintenance?

Field maintenance and sustainment maintenance

What is sustainment maintenance?

More complex maintenance, return to the supply system

What are the four Army maintenance processes?

Performance observation

Equipment services

Fault repair

Single standard repair

What does TAAMS stand for?

The army maintenence management system

What form is used to conduct pmcs?

DA Form 5988 E