What does MARCH stand for in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)?

Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Head injury

When is a PMCS required to be performed?

Before, during, and after the operation of equipment

What is the purpose of the Army’s Body Composition Program (ABCP)?

To maintain optimal body weight and composition

What is the Army’s definition of leadership? (PDM)

Influencing people by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

What does MOPP stand for?

Mission, Oriented, Protective, Posture

What is the acronym SPORTS stand for?

Slap, Pull, Observe, Release, Tap and shoot

What are the Rest positions at the halt?

Parade Rest, Stand At Ease, At Ease, Rest

What are the four fundamentals of marksmanship?

Steady position, Sight picture, Breathing, Trigger squeeze

What are the phases of TCCC?

Care under fire, Tactical field care, Tactical evacuation care

What is the primary objective of the Army’s Operations Process?

To exercise mission command effectively

What do the acronym JSLIST stand for?

Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology

What are the 4 levels of maintenance? (UDGD)

Unit, Direct support, General support, Depot

What are the 5 essential characteristics of the Army profession?

Trust, Military Expertise, Honorable Service, Esprit de Corps, Stewardship

What are the three methods of instruction used to teach Drill and Ceremony?

Step-by-step, Talk-through, By-the-numbers

What does ABCP stand for? (AR 600-9)

Army, Body, Composition, Program

What are the five domains of H2F (Holistic Health and Fitness)?

Physical, Mental, Spiritual, Sleep, Nutritional

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1
What does MARCH stand for in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)?
Medical evacuation, Airway, Recovery, Casualty care, Hospitalization
Medication, Aid, Rescue, Combat, Help
Movement, Airway, Rescue, Care, Head injury
Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Head injury
2
What is the primary leadership attribute that guides and inspires others to action?
Respect
Integrity
Duty
Loyalty
3
What publication covers First Aid?
FM 7-22
AR 600-20
FM 3-11
TC 4-02.1
4
What is the acronym for clearing weapon stoppages?
SQUEEZE
SLAP
STOP
SPORTS
5
When is a PMCS required to be performed?
Before, during, and after the operation of equipment
Only during operation of equipment
Only before operation of equipment
Only after operation of equipment
6
What is the purpose of the Army’s Body Composition Program (ABCP)?
To regulate soldier’s diets
To promote overall health and well-being
To maintain optimal body weight and composition
To improve physical fitness
7
Who is responsible for the H2F program/standards?
Company First Sergeant
Commanders and other leaders
Brigade Sharp Representative
Battalion Commander
8
What is the Army’s definition of leadership? (PDM)
The ability to lead soldiers into battle
The authority to give orders and enforce discipline
Influencing people by providing purpose, direction, and motivation
The responsibility for making decisions in combat situations
9
What does MOPP stand for?
Mission Oriented Personnel Protection
Mission, Oriented, Protective, Posture
Military Oriented Protection Protocol
Multi-Operational Protective Procedure
10
Who is the senior enlisted advisor to the commanding officer?
Sergeant Major
First Sergeant
Platoon Sergeant
Command Sergeant Major
11
What is the acronym SPORTS stand for?
Slap, Pull, Observe, Release, Tap and shoot
Stop, push, observe, release, tap and shoot
12
What are the Rest positions at the halt?
Rest, Stand Easy, Ready, Halt
Stand Tall, Parade Rest, Stand At Ease, At Ease
Parade Rest, Stand At Ease, At Ease, Rest
Parade Rest, Stand Easy, At Rest, Ready
13
Who is the Company sharp rep?
SFC Vaiau
SFC Jacob’s
Mrs Blackman
SSG Carron
14
What is the acronym for ROC?
Rehearsal of Concept
Role of Commander
Review of Combat
Rehearsal of Command
15
Which document outlines the Army’s procedures for evaluating officers, warrant officers, and enlisted soldiers?
AR 600-20
AR 623-3
FM 3-90
TC 3-22.9
16
Who is the Battalion EO rep?
SFC Jacobs
MSG Washington
Barriengos
SFC Luescher
17
What are the four fundamentals of marksmanship?
Stability, Accuracy, Precision, Speed
Aim, Fire, Reload, Repeat
Steady position, Sight picture, Breathing, Trigger squeeze
Focus, Concentration, Breathing, Trigger Control
18
What is the highest rank an enlisted soldier can achieve?
Sergeant Major
Sergeant Major of the Army
Command Sergeant Major
First Sergeant
19
What Army regulation cover NCOERS System?
AR 600-20
AR 600-9
AR 623-3
AR 670-1
20
What are the phases of TCCC?
Care under fire, Medical evacuation, Field hospital treatment
Care under fire, Tactical field care, Tactical evacuation care
Tactical evacuation care, Medical evacuation, Field hospital treatment
Medical evacuation, Tactical field care, Tactical evacuation care
21
Who is the Brigade EO rep?
SFC Barriengos
MSG Washington
Mrs Blackman
SFC Luescher
22
What is the primary objective of the Army’s Operations Process?
To maintain unit readiness
To complete missions efficiently
To exercise mission command effectively
To enhance soldier morale
23
What form is used to initiate a Flag?
DA Form 4856
DA Form 2166-8
DA Form 5500
DA Form 268
24
What is the purpose of drill and ceremony?
To showcase physical fitness
Look organized and disciplined
To demonstrate combat skills
To improve marksmanship
25
What publication covers Mission Command?
AR 600-20
ADP 6-22
ADP 6-0
FM 7-22
26
What is the primary purpose of NATO?
Collective defense
Cultural exchange
Environmental protection
Economic cooperation
27
When is a female allowed to start PRT after pregnancy?
90 days after pregnancy
Immediately after childbirth
1 year after pregnancy
180 days after pregnancy
28
What is a TM?
Tactical Manual
Technical Manual
Training Manual
Transportation Manual
29
What is the primary role of a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO)?
To train and develop soldiers
To execute orders
To make tactical decisions
To enforce discipline
30
Who is responsible for the collective training and readiness of their unit?
Battalion Commander
Platoon Sergeant
First Sergeant
Company Commander
31
What FM cover Operation?
FM 7-22
FM 3-0
FM 3-11
FM 3-90
32
What do the acronym JSLIST stand for?
Joint Service Logistics and Inventory System Tool
Joint Service Level Integrated Safety Trainingg
Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology
Joint Service Leadership Instruction and Strategy Training
33
What are the 4 levels of maintenance? (UDGD)
Organizational, Field, Sustainment, Strategic
Unit, Direct support, General support, Depot
Operator, Organizational, Intermediate, Depot
Unit, Intermediate, Depot, Organizational
34
Who is the Company EO rep?
SSG Carron
Mrs Blackman
SFC Vaiau
SFC Jacob’s
35
What forms are required in the equipment record folders when the vehicle is dispatched?
DA FORM 5984-E (Army Standard; Operator’s Permit)
DA FORM 5988-E (E-M & I-W)
DA FORM 5987-E (Dispatch)
All of the above
36
Who holds the responsibility for the accomplishment of the unit’s mission and the welfare of the soldiers in the unit?
First Sergeant
Platoon Leader
Battalion Commander
Company Commander
37
What FM cover Holistic Health and Fitness?
FM 7-22
FM 3-90
FM 3-11
FM 3-0
38
What are the 5 essential characteristics of the Army profession?
Trust, Honor, Expertise, Esprit de Corps, Service
Leadership, Honor, Service, Expertise, Trust
Trust, Military Expertise, Honorable Service, Esprit de Corps, Stewardship
Courage, Integrity, Leadership, Service, Discipline
39
What is the acronym for SOP?
Strategic Operational Planning
Secure Operational Practices
Standard Operation Procedure
Special Operations Protocol
40
Which city is the headquarters of NATO?
London, United Kingdom
Brussels, Belgium
Paris, France
Washington D.C., United States
41
What was the original purpose of NATO when it was founded?
To deter Soviet expansionism
To facilitate international trade
To promote democracy worldwide
To provide humanitarian aid
42
What DA PAM covers the Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS)?
DA PAM 750-20
DA PAM 750-1
DA PAM 750-10
DA PAM 750-8
43
What are the three methods of instruction used to teach Drill and Ceremony?
Step-by-step, Talk-through, By-the-numbers
By-the-numbers, Talk-through, Practice
Talk-through, Demonstration, Explanation
Step-by-step, Walk-through, Verbal
44
What does ABCP stand for? (AR 600-9)
Army, Basic, Combat, Preparation
Army, Body, Composition, Program
Army, Basic, Conditioning, Program
Army, Basic, Combat, Program
45
What are the five domains of H2F (Holistic Health and Fitness)?
Physical, Psychological, Emotional, Sleep, Nutritional
Physical, Mental, Spiritual, Sleep, Nutritional
Physical, Mental, Psychological, Nutritional, Sleep
Physical, Mental, Spiritual, Emotional, Nutritional
46
How many mils are in one degree?
25 Mils
10 Mils
17.7 mils
30 Mils
47
Who is the Civilian sharp rep?
SFC Jacob’s
Mrs Blackman
SSG Carron
SFC Vaiau
48
Which publication covers “The Counseling Process”?
ADP 6-22
ATP 6-22.1
TC 3-22.9
FM 3-11
49
What does the acronym EO stand for in the context of Army regulations?
Effective Operations
Environmental Operations
Essential Objectives
Equal Opportunity
50
Which Army value means to fulfill your obligations?
Duty
Integrity
Respect
Loyal
51
What is the effective range of the M4 Carbine? (Max: 3600mm)
1000-1200 meters
700-800 meters
500-600 meters
300-400 meters
52
Who is responsible for the health, welfare, morale, and discipline of the soldiers under their command?
Division Commander
Company Commander
Platoon Leader
Battalion Commander
53
Who is the Brigade Sharp rep?
MSG Washington
SFC Luescher
SFC Barriengos
Mrs Blackman
54
What are two prescribed formations for platoons?
Column and File
Line and Column
Line and File
Rank and Column
55
The Army Maintenace Management System (DA PAM 750-8)
.
Begin
56
What does the acronym LDRSHIP stand for in the Army?
Loyalty Duty Respect Selfless Service Honor Integrity Personnel courage
Leadership Discipline Responsibility Service Honor Integrity Personal crage
Leadership, Duty, Responsibility, Service, Honor, Integrity, Perseverance
Loyalty, Discipline, Respect, Service, Honor, Initiative, Perseverance
57
What are the three types of north found on a map?
Magnetic North, Navigational North, True North
True North, Compass North, Map North
Grid North, True North, Magnetic North
True North, Cardinal North, Grid North
58
What is the Army’s mission?
To support military operations through logistics and supplies
To deploy, fight, and win the nation's wars
To defend the Constitution and provide humanitarian aid worldwide
To maintain peace through strength and diplomacy
59
Which of the following countries is NOT a member of NATO?
Russia
Germany
France
United States
60
What FM cover CBRN?
FM 3-0
FM 7-22
FM 3-90
FM 3-11
61
Who introduced Drill and Ceremony to the U.S. Army?
Major General Winfield Scott
General George Washington
General Douglas MacArthur
Baron Friedrich von Steuben
62
What does LACE represent in military logistics and planning?
Logistics, Ammunition, Communication, Engineering
Liquid, Ammunition, Communication, Engineering
Liquid, Ammo, Casualties, Equipment
Leadership, Administration, Communication, Equipment
63
What are the two types of sexual harassment?
Quid Pro Quo and Hostile Environment
Verbal and Physical
Indirect and Direct
Informal and Formal
64
One service stripe represents how many years of service?
4 years
3 years
1 year
2 years
65
What command is given to reverse the direction of a march?
Change Direction, March
About Face
Rear March
Counter March
66
What does the acronym TCCC stand for?
Tactical Combat Casualty Care
Tactical Combat Care Center
Tactical Casualty Care Center
Tactical Command Casualty Care
67
What are the three approaches to counseling?
Directive, Disciplinary, Combined
Counseling, Non-counseling, Combined
Directive, Nondirective, Combined
None of the above
68
Who is the Battalion Sharp rep?
SFC Jacob’s
SSG Carron
Mrs Blackman
SFC Vaiau
69
What does TNEO stand for?
Time-Sensitive Non-Combatant Evacuation process
Tactical Non-Emergency Operation
Training and Non-Emergency Operation
Tactical Non-Combatin Evacuation Operation
70
What does PICAA stand for?
Preparatory, Intermediate, Command of execution, Action, Additional step
Prepare, Initiate, Correct, Action, Assess
Prepare, Instruct, Command, Action, Attention
71
Which publication covers Army Leadership?
TC 3-22.9
ADP 6-22
AR 670-1
FM 3-0
72
What publication covers Army Command Policy/ SHARP and EO
AR 670-1
AR 600-9
FM 7-22
AR 600-20
73
What is the highest gun salute that can be rendered?
50-gun salute
15-gun salute
21-gun salute
17-gun salute
74
What is the primary value of ceremonies?
To render honors, preserve tradition, and to stimulate Esprit de Corpses
To sustain core values army
Organization
75
What does TTP stand for in military operations?
Training and Tactical Procedures
Tactics and Techniques Protocol
Tactical Training Program
Techniques Tactics Procedures
76
What does METL stand for in military planning and training?
Military Efficiency and Tactical Learning
Mission Execution Task List
Mission Essential Task List
Military Exercise and Training Logistics
77
What FM cover Military tactics?
FM 3-11
FM 3-90
FM 3-0
FM 7-22
78
Which of the following is NOT a leadership attribute in the Army?
Integrity
Discipline
Loyalty
Courage
79
Who is responsible for developing subordinates for positions of greater responsibility?
First sergeant
Platoon sergeant
Company commander
Battalion commander
80
What are the five major terrain features found on a map?
Hill, Valley, Ridge, Saddle, Depression
Hill, Valley, Ridge, Draw, Fill
Hill, Valley, Cliff, Ridge, Depression
Hill, Draw, Spur, Cliff, Ridge
81
Where can you learn about the suspension of favorable personnel actions?
AR 600-9
AR 600-8-2
ADP 7-0
FM 7-22
82
What are the three levels of leadership?
Frontline, Mid-level, Executive
Tactical, Operational, Strategic
Basic, Advanced, Strategic
Direct, Organizational, Strategic
83
What are the three types of reconnaissance commonly used in military operations?
Proper, Army, Mission
Physical, Aerial, Map
Ground, Airborne, Seaborne
Visual, Electronic, Human
84
What are the three Leader attributes?
All of the above
Presence
Character
Intellect
85
Name some combined commands?
Dress Right, Ready Front, Parade Rest
Forward March, Column Left, Mark Time
Fall In, At Ease, Rest
Present Arms, Order Arms, Attention
86
Who is the primary trainer of enlisted soldiers, crews, and small teams?
Squad Leader
Non-Commissioned Officer
First Sergeant
Platoon Leader
87
What does MET T T C stand for?
Mission, Environment, Terrain, Time, Tactics, Training
Mission, Enemy, Terrain, Time, Troops, Civilian Consideration
Mission, Equipment, Terrain, Time, Tactics, Training
Mission, Enemy, Terrain, Time, Troops, Training
88
What reference covers customs and courtesies?
AR 670-1
FM 7-22
AR 600-25
ADP 6-22
89
Which leadership competency involves setting the example for others to follow?
Achieve
Develop
Character
Lead
90
What does TLP stand for in military planning and operations?
Tactical Logistics Program
Tactical Leadership Protocol
Training and Logistics Planning
Troop Leading Procedures
91
When was NATO founded?
April 4, 1949
March 3, 1955
June 4, 1945
January 3, 1961
92
What are the three approaches to counseling?
Nondirective, Directive, Combined
Directive, Non-directive, Group
Informal, Formal, Group
Direct, Reflective, Combined
93
What does PMCS stand for?
Preventative Management Checks and Services
Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services
Predictive Maintenance and Control Services
Preventative Maintenance Control System

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