CGSOC F101-F104

The JROC is, managed by the HQDA G8, is the Army's approval body for validating requirements.

DA uses ADCON to exercise its Title 32 responsibilities?

What includes a narrative, Org Structure, Key personnel and equipment/bill payer strategy, graphic depiction of design

The Army's org design process to develop and document organizational solutions to fill gaps identified in JCIDS

Concept Development is the starting point for Force Management.

Concepts provide insights into capabilities needed to support the CCDRs' operations.

Strategy is the starting point for Force Management.

The Acrynom JROC stands for___.

Cross-Functional Teams are aligned under the Centers of Excellence.

What requirement document is produced when recommending a Materiel solution?

Which document is not in ASPS?

What exists to provide specific capabilities to CCMDs & is normally MTOE units?

Which best describes the Functional Area Analysis?

Which APB concept is closest associated with DAS?

Which best describes the Operating Force?

What does an O&O concept paper describe?

The ___ is the Army's urgent operational needs process/approach

The M in DOTMLPF-P stands for Material.

HQDA is comprised of the Army Staff and Secretariat.

___ is the Army's process for managing change, while balancing future needs against today's requirements.

Which best describes the Functional Needs Analysis?

__ includes activities for quicker implementation of capability solutions than deliberate DAS processes

What are the DoD's decision support systems?

TOE is an organizational requirement for a type of unit.

What is the supported organization for materiel acquisition?

FSA stands for Functional Systems Analysis.

TOEs are authorization documents.

Title 10 outlines DA's congressionally mandated responsibility for developing and supporting capabilities?

Concepts are frameworks that link the future and current operating environments to strategic guidance.

AFC is the supported organization for materiel acquisition.

Which is not a force integration functional area?

HQDA validates and resources all warfighting DOTMLPF-P requirements.

What acquisition process is used for rapid prototyping and rapid fielding?

Which is not a force integration functional area?

The FDU, a packet with six parts, proposes a new or modified organization (more often conversion than creation).

What requirement document is produced when recommending a non-materiel solution?

____ is a requirement document that states the planned placement of new equipment, ASIOE, and personnel.

What transitions a validated ICD into the DAS Major Capability Acquisition Process?

The Army Strategic Planning System integrates, prioritizes, and directs execution of the DA’s Title 10 responsibilities.

Worldwide Review allows the entire Army to review the proposed org for doctrinal correctness.

Which best describes DAS?

What document describes an orgs Operational Concept, Organizational Concept, and Concept of Change

DCR stands for DOTMLPF-P Change Request.

Who is not in the material developer hierarchy?

DAS MCA has 5 milestones and 3 phases.

The O in DOTMLPF-P stands for____.

What analytical framework is used by HQDA to determine if an organization is suitable, feasible, and acceptable?

_ is the last phase in DAS Major Capability Acquisition.

The three primary aspects of an acquisition program's baseline is cost, performance, and schedule.

JCIDS includes identifying, assessing, and prioritizing capability requirements using concepts.

The President has Constitutional Authority to Organize, Fund, and provide Oversight to the Armed Forces.

____ leads the concept and capability development process for the Army Modernization Enterprise.

__ are requirements documents that depict doctrinally correct organizational designs.

Forum for presenting critical ONS to Army senior leadership for rapid decision-making on accelerated fielding solutions.

DA uses OPCON to exercise its Title 10 responsibilities.

BOIPs explain what a piece of equipment is, where it belongs, who uses it, and how it is used.

Which is not a force integration functional area?

What does FDU stand for

Which best describes JCIDS?

All materiel programs fall under a Program Executive Office (PEO) or Joint PEO.

What are the three requirements lanes in the JCIDS process?

The FDU is the primary staff packet used to propose new organizations or modify existing organizations.

MTOE prescribes the mission, organization, and minimum mission-essential wartime requirements for manpower and equipment

ADCON is not a command relationship.

All new materiel development and acquisition programs fall under the purview of the Defense Acquisition System.

Which best describes PPBE?

___ streamline Army acquisition processes to reduce the requirements process, by engaging Soldiers early in development

_ is the first phase in DAS Major Capability Acquisition.

In an FDU, a graphic depiction of the organizational solution is captured in the___.

What does the acronym ASPS stand for?

How much wood can a woodchuck chuck?

Capability developers use operational experience to conduct force development.

What are the major steps in the Capabilities Based Assessment?