CGSC X100_C-Blocks

What is the purpose of COA evaluation criteria?

Which of the following questions best describes the concept of feasibility

According to the principles of joint operations, the purpose of ________________is to prevent the excessive use of force

A course of action requires a(n) __________ in order to be considered complete.

Joint function that encompasses tasks including air, space, and missile defense.

Principle of joint ops. that concentrates the effects of combat power at the most advantageous place and time

Which validity screening criteria ensures a course of action is within limitations of the risk and cost set by commander

Each event in a COA is wargamed based upon time available using what method of friendly and opposing force interaction

Which best describes "jus in bello"

The principle of joint operations that directs military action toward a clearly defined and achieveable goal

Which JPP step examines COAs to enable CDRs/Staff to evaluate validity and identify advantages/disadvantages of each COA

What activity of the Ops. Process includes exchanging LNOs, rehearsals, and refining plan via FRAGORDs

COA comparison is a subjective process whereby COAs are evaluated against __________ established by the staff/commander

Which best illustrates the principle of tiered response in DSCA

Principle in "jus in bello" that requires distinction between combatants/non-combatants.

Who is responsible for organizing, training, equipping, supplying, and maintaining forces

Strategy integrates ends, ways, & means while accounting for risk; what does "ends" mean?

In MDMP, when do CDRs issue final planning guidance that communicates acceptable risk

Which of the following is a key input for course of action comparison?

What are the 3 key national security policy advisory councils to the President

Which of the following best describes the concept of suitability

Which Act supports disaster declaration/relief to provide enable active-duty DSCA missions

French armor doctrine in the 1930s emphasized

____includes authority for planning, programming, budgeting, execution process input,& directive authority for logistics

What are the 2 descriptors the USAID uses to define the status of fragile states

Which form of maneuver avoids principal defenses and attacks along assailable flank; interdicts ENY withdrawal routes

The staff compares COAs using those evaluation criteria most important to the commander to identify the one COA ___.

What are the 3 strategic contexts in which Army forces conduct operations

Which integrating cell develops a branch plan if CDR directs staff to address potential ENY counterattack

Which of the following is one of the primary outputs of mission analysis?

 Which of the following is a key output for course of action comparison?

Which of the following is one of the primary inputs to mission analysis?

In MDO, which part of Operational Framework shows how CDRs organize ops. in time, space, & purpose

Joint function that prioritizes resources, coordinates & controls employment of capabilities, and prepares plans/orders

Which defense characteristic deceives or destroys ENY recon, breaks up formations, & impedes ENY ability to sync. units

Which document does the President approve and defines the responsibilities and AORs for Combatant CDRs

Which is a key decision to make before COA analysis begins?

In opposing force tactics, what is the primary mission of the Depth Defense Group?

What are the 3 elements of CDR's reconnaissance guidance

Rules of the Use of Force (RUF) and Standing RUF in DSCA are analogous to which guidance in other ops.

Command relationship limited to the detailed direction and control of units within the operational area

The purpose of a sustaining operation is to enable forces by ____ and_____ combat power.

"Constraints and restraints" are categorized as _______?

Which describes the operational branch of the chain of command within the DoD

Which is produced by the Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff as part of Joint Strategic Planning System

Who did the Gold-Water Nichols Act make statutory principal MIL advisor to President

Which describes the admin. branch of the chain of command within the DoD

____ includes authority to organize forces and to employ them as the CDR sees necessary to accomplish a mission

Which joint function uses available weapons and other systems to create a specific effect on a target

What's the primary benefit of understanding PMESII, their interactions, and how relationships change over time

What does a good operational approach provide the staff?

Principle USG org. that works with countries on democratic reforms, economic development, and disaster recovery

How do stability operations differ from defense support of civil authorities (DSCA)?

Which operation contains an armed conflict, forces a change in antagonistic behavior, and facilitates transition to gov.

Which formation is best suited to conduct extensive coordination to enable FWD passage of lines (security ops.)

How does staff ensure ENY action/reactions are captured during COA analysis & wargaming

Which planning consideration during an attack follows up quickly to deny the enemy opportunity to adjust or adapt

Which of the following is not a key output from Course of Action Development?

Joint functions are related capabilities and activities grouped together to help Joint Force Commander to:

A multinational partnership based upon a formal agreement and broad, long term objectives and common interests is _____.

The____should be established in a parallel command structure to coordinate/deconflict ops. between coalition partners

During stability ops., what alternative gov. entity might US forces support if there's no legitimate gov. to support

If a staff designates a TF with priority of fires and priority of support, what did they just designate

National interests, extent of participation, & limitations are considerations for the planning/execution of____

Which of the following is an element of mission analysis common to all potential course of actions during COA Dev

Which document does CJCS produce and translates strategic policies from the CPG into campaign and contingency plans

Which of the following is a Joint Strategic Planning System (JSPS) product

If time allows, each retained COA should be wargamed against:

Which military service is considered expeditionary across all domains?

Which planning method would CDR/Staff use to adjust a COA not accounted for in the Decision Support Matrix

Which of the following questions best describes the concept of acceptability

Principle in "jus in bello" that considers the amount of force to use against a perceived military value of the target.

Which is an area where the CDR intends to contain and destroy an enemy force with the massed effects of all available

Which plan does CCDRs develop that execute day-to-day campaigning to address theater OBJs directed by GCP/FCPs

Which organization within the United Nations is responsible for maintaining international peace and security?

A method a staff or commander can utilize to synchronize and help visualize actions throughout an operation or campaign

During Orders Production, who establishes/enforces timing, directs order type/format, and specifies annexes for each SEC

If a unit attacks to gain control of terrain, resources, or key locations, which doctrinal concept does this represent

What is the principle reason the French were unable to stop the German advance in 1940

Strategy integrates ends, ways, & means while accounting for risk; what does "ways" mean?

What, based on judgment, is an integration of probability and consequence of an identified impediment?

What tool helps CDRs/Staffs gain a systems perspective and understand the operational environment

HQDA G8 aligning resources to requirements approved by SEC Army and CSA is part of ______.

What is the integrated structure in a foreign country of all US agencies, not under Combatant CDR

Which of the following is signed by the Secretary of Defense

A sanctioning body establishes a/an ______________ to prohibit specified activities in a specific geographic area.

Which best describes developing a PMESII systems perspective in the Joint Guide for JIPOE

What are some of the principles of mission command (5/7)

Range of DOD activities conducted outside the US and its territories to reduce human suffering, disease, hunger, etc.

Which of the following statements best characterizes organizational-level leadership

The distance and duration across which a joint force can successfully employ military capabilties

Which best describes "jus ad bellum"

Respect, rapport, knowledge of partners, patience, mission focus, trust, & confidence are tenets of...

Shared understanding, informed decisions, & unity of effort among US agencies at Combatant CMD level is done through a

Strategy integrates ends, ways, & means while accounting for risk; what does risk mean?

Which OPFOR offensive ops framework contains territory the main offensive action occurs in (along ENY main defense line)

Which of the following is not applicable to evaluation criteria?

Multinational Op. of a group of nations that agreed to work together on an ad hoc basis for a narrow common interest

Menu of tasks in a common language, which serves as foundation for joint ops. planning across range of military ops

Operation to assist US citizens to leave a foreign nation when security situation becomes dangerous