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A comprehensive study guide for the amedd bolc midterm exam, covering key topics such as developmental counseling, army leadership, troop leading procedures, personnel administration, awards, leave, risk management, space operations, casualty procedures, officer personnel management, and evaluations. It includes questions, answers, and explanations, making it a valuable resource for students preparing for the exam.
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Explain the different types of developmental counselling Event, Performance, and Professional Development Explain the Approaches to developmental Counselling Nondirective, directive, and combined Explain the four stages of the counselling process identify the need for counselling, prepare for the counselling, conduct the counselling, follow up What form is used for counselling? DA Form 4856 Define Army Leadership The process of influencing people by providing purpose, direction, and motivation to accomplish the mission and improve the organization. Define the army attribute: character displays Army Values (LDRSHIP), empathy, warrior ethos Define the army attribute: presence physical fitness, confidence, resilience, bearing
Define the army attribute: intellect sound judgement, mental agility, innovation, expertise Define the army competencies: leads builds trust, leads by example, communicates Define the army competencies: develops fosters positive environment, prepares self and others, develops self and others, stewards the army profession Define the army competencies: achieves gets results Army Leadership levels from largest to smallest Strategic, Organizational, Direct What is a leader's role in command climate Be fair and inclusive, have open communication, foster a learning environment, command climate, = create a positive command climate, have an interest in others, support learning in others How do we provide developmental feedback? coaching, mentoring, counselling What are the 8 troop leading procedures?
Who are the authorities that are able to promote SGTs and SSGs? Field Grade commanders in units that are in the grade of LTC or higher Who are the authorities that promote SFCs, MSGs, and SGMs? HRC What is a decentralized promotion? PV1-SPC What is a semicentralized promotion? SGT-SSG What is a centralized promotion? SFC-SGM What makes you eligible for promotion? Time in service and time in grade depending on the rank What form is used for awards? DA 638
How many categories of awards are there? 6 What are DoD award? Defense distinguished service, defense superior service, meritorious service, joint services, purple heart What are Army awards? Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service cross, Distinguish Service Medal, silver star, legion of merit, air medal, arcom, aam Service Ribbons? Overseas Training, Overseas Service, Army Service, NCO professional, Army forces reserve medal, Korean Service Badges and Tabs? Combat/Special Skills: EFMB, EIB, infantry, combat medic, etc ID badges: presidential services, physical fitness, ranger, sapper Certificates, memos, and letters Letter of Commendation and Letter of Appreciation
What is a BAR? bar for reenlistment, keeps service member from reinlisting, put in place due to article 15s, AWOL, late patter, equipment loss, APFT, H/W What are the steps to risk management? Step 1-Identify the hazards. Step 2-Assess the hazards. Step 3-Develop controls and make risk decisions. Step 4-Implement controls. Step 5-Supervise and evaluate. How are hazards identified? Experiences and history, SOPs, diagrams, training + AARs What are the classes of severity for hazards? catastrophic, critical, moderate, negligible What are the classes of probability for hazards? frequent, likely, occasional, seldom, unlikely What is D3SOE? Denied, degraded, and disrupted space operating environment
What is SATCOM? Satellite Communication. beyond site, voice, and data comms, reduces fratricide and increases command and control How do you conduct Space IGR (intel, surveillance, and recon)
Officer Personal MNGT Systm misssion and function? Assess strength, accessions, and assignments What are the 5 levels of military education? Pre-commissioning, primary, intermediate, senior, and general What are the 2 types of evals? officer evaluation report and an academic evaluation report What form is an OER? 67-1-x What form is an AER DA form 1059 What information is listed on an ORB? assignments, personal/family data, military education, civil education, awards+decs, remarks, and foreign languages What is a decentralized promotion for officers?
2LT/1LT and Wo1/Wo2, no limits, only qualified What is a centralized promotion for officers? beyond 1LT or CW2, only best qualified What are the responsibilities of the rated officer? meet rater in 30 days or less, duties/responsibilities, fill out an OER support form Rater Qualifications immediate supervisor, senior in grade, 90 days in position Rater Responsibilities discuss duties and responsibilities, assess PERFORMANCE, verify apft and h/w, counsel quartely intermediate rater qualifications? between rater and senior rater, special branches, 60 days in position, technical expert intermediate rater responsibilities? PERFORMANCE AND POTENTIAL
Why would an eval be returned administraviely? errors, done by HQDA Why would an eval be returned substantively? differences in opinion, prejudice, unjust rating, Army special review board does this What form is used for the pre-deployment assessment? DD 2795 What does the Pre-deployment health assessment include? glasses, medical tags, ako assessment, pregnancy test, medical records review, medications, part II needs to be done within 30 days of part I and both must be complete 60 days before deployment What does a post-deployment health include? screening, health assessment, occupational and environmental exposure assessment, behavioral assessment, health surveillance What form is the Post-deployment Health Re-assessment? DD form 2796
What does the acronym ENVITE stand for Empathy, Non-confronttional, validate, inform, take action, enlist cooperation What is accountability? the obligation of having something in one's possession What is liability? Who pays if damage or loss occurs What is responsibility? In whos possession the equipment is Who can be an accountable officer? e5 and above, DOD civilian What does the transportation officer do? accountable for the property during shipment What does the stock record officer do? They receive the shipment and is accountable until the equipment goes where it needs to go
What are the classes of supply? I subsistence II clothing, individual equipment, tool kits III petroleums, oils, lubes IV fortification and barrier materials V ammo VI personal demand items VII major end items VIII medical IX repair parts X agriculture What is organizational property? property going to field or deployment How long is a temporary hand receipt good for and what form is it on? 30 days, DA 3161 Regular hand reciept form DA 2062