F100 Review (101, 102, 103)

F101: Which organizations help HQDA meet its Title 10 functions?

F102: Integrated Capability Development Team (ICDT) is a temporary group used for specific development and doc. efforts.

F103: The 8 CFTs exist to do what with regards to the Army's modernization priorities?

F101: This process provides adaptive frameworks to develop and acquire materiel solutions

F103: Operations and Sustainment in major capility acquisitions are after FOC and focus on

F102: Which of the 3 different JCIDS requirements lanes is preferred to process cabilities gaps?

F101: What are the 4 parts to the ASPS?

F101: What outlines and informs the requirements in the ASPS?

F102: In JCIDS, proposed non-material solutions are documented as DCR whereas material ones are documented as ICD/CDD.

F102: Which of these is a step in the Army's CBA process?

F102: What is the current Army Operating Concept?

F103: The Material Development Decision is the entry into the acquisition process for all defense acquisition products.

F101: Process that balances future needs against today's requirements; provides CCDRs near and longterm capabilities

F101: This process identifies future force requirements and capabilities

F102: Organization submits DOTMLPF-P solutions to ARSTAF for validation and CSA for approval (concept/cap. developers)

F101: HQDA exercises command authority over Army units in combat

F102: The three joint CBA phases, in the correct hierarchy, are Needs Analysis, Gap Analysis, and Solution Analysis.

F102: Which is not a category of joint concepts?

F103: These capture the minimum operational effectiveness and suitability attributes the system needs to achieve.

F103: This office is the supported organization for material acquisition.

F101: This lists 12 functions that the SECARMY must perform

F101: Which powers does Congress have over the Department of Defense?

F102: This organization manages the AROC and prioritizes DOTMLPF-P solutions

F102: What is the hierarchy of the Army Concept Framework?

F103: Technology Maturation and Risk Reduction in major capility acquisitions are between milestones A/B and focus on

F103: This is the supported command for force design and development

F103: The ACAT (Acquisition Category) determines the level of review and who will make the milestone decisions

F101: Which statement is false?

F103: The Defense Acquisition System applies to all services and they must all use the regulations that govern it

F102: The 8 teams built around 6 Army priorities for modernization.

F101: This overarching process resources requirements and solutions

F102: The Army Requirements Oversight Council (AROC) is the approval body for validating joint requirements.

F103: Validates Army documents for JCIDS prior to submission to the J-8 for approval and ASA (ALT) for materiel dev.

F102: Who is a "key Army player" in the JCIDS process?

F102: Which of these is not a domain of DOTMLPF-P?

F102: Which is not a domain of DOTMLPF-P?

F103: This staff member is the gatekeeper of the JCIDS process at the joint level

F103: The _____ is the Army’s urgent operational needs process/approach

F103: The Defense Acquisition System (DAS) has __ phases and __ milestone decisions

F103: Urgent capability acquisition includes activities to develop and implement solutions faster than deliberate proc..

F101: The Army Strategic Planning System (ASPS) does what with regards to the execution of the DA's Title 10 responsib..

F102: JCIDS, DAS, and TAA are the three primary DOD decision support systems?

F103: This individual is responsible for the programmatics and PPBE for assigned programs through each DAS milestone

F103: This is the balance of risk between cost, schedule and performance agreed to by the PM, PEO, and MDA

F102: What is JCIDS?

F103: ASA (ALT) does not work with CG AFC on resources decisions to support Army modernization