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Explain the different types of developmental counseling - Event, Performance, and Professional Development Explain the Approaches to developmental Counseling - Nondirective, directive, and combined Explain the four stages of the counseling process - identify the need for counseling, prepare for the counseling, conduct the counseling, follow up What form is used for counseling? - 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, counseling What are the 8 troop leading procedures? - 1. Receive the mission
- Issue warning order
- Make a tentative plan
- Initiate movement
- Conduct reconnaissance
- Complete the plan
- Issue the order
- Supervise and refine the plan Who utilizes TLPs and who utilizes MDMP - TLP is company and below MDMP battalion and above What are the components of Army Culture - the army values and ethics which are to be held by an army professional What is the Army Profession? - The Army Profession is a unique vocation of experts certified in the design, generation, support, and ethical application of landpower, serving under civilian authority and entrusted to defend the Constitution and the rights and interests of the American people. What does the Personnel Admin Center do (PAC) - process personnel actions, records, reviews, survivor benefit plan, finance, etc Personnel Action Requests include what? - MOS re-class, training requests, separate rations, name/DOB/SSN change, E1-E4 promotions Who are the authorities that are able to promote SPC and below - principals of the HQ department of the army, DoD commanders, detachment commanders 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 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) - 1. encrypt your GPS recievers (DAGR)
- block the jamming signal using different means
- Maintain skills in traditional methods of navigating
- PACE plan What are cyberspace operations? - Cyberspace operations are the employment of cyberspace capabilities where the primary purpose is to achieve military objectives or effect in or through cyberspace. What is electromagnetic warfare? - military action involving electromagnetic and direct energy to control the spectrum or attack the enemy What are spectrum management operations? - the mngt of portions of the electromagnetic spectrum What is the form used to tentatively identify a lost service member? - DD form 565 How do we positively identify a lost service member? - DNA, dental, etc What impacts should we look for upon the lost of a service member? - troop morale, national public support, coalition support, local national support What are the best procedures and practices for a lost service member - human remains pouch (poncho if not available, supine, eyes closed, lightly tie wrists together, apply bandage to keep jaw closed, keep body in cool area (ice if needed), DO NOT remove anything, toe tag, wrist tag, and bag tag, ask a provider to confirm death What are the procedures following a current death in garrison? - ship personal effects(PE) to personal eligible to receive effects (PERE), peacetime What are the procedures of a concurrent return - PE goes to PE depot for shipment to PERE in theatre What are the procedures of temporary internment? - No disposition of PE, only when authorized by responsible cdr during major military operations 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 senior rater qualifications? - most senior in grade/rank, 60 days min in position, O4 or GS13 minimum Senior Rater Responsibilities - POTENTIAL, ensure forms are distributed, final review of report Who uses a DA form 67-10-1,2,3, and 4? - 1: 2LT-CPT, WO1-CW 2: MAJ-LTC, CW3-CW 3:COL 4:BG When are evlas mandatory? - rater change, job change, annual, extended annual, TDY, officer non-select for promotion, relief of cause, initial tour of extended AD (amedd, jag, chaplain), HRC directed
If you're signing for something what kind of responsibility do you have? - DIRECT RESPONSIBILITY What is expendable property? - Property that is consumed in use, or that loses its identity in use. What is durable property? - Property that is not consumed in use and does not require property book accountability, but because of UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS requires control (HAND RECEIPT) when issued to the user. What is non-expendable property? - personal property that is not consumed in use and that retains its original identity during the period of use. 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 Weapons Reciept form? - DA 3749, good for 24hrs How often does the PHRH have to do a joint inventory? - monthly How often does a PHRH have to do a weapons inventory? - monthly How often do controlled items need to be inventoried? - quarterly How do cyclic inventories need to be performed? - 100% annualy, 50% semiannually, 25% quarterly, or 10% monthly What is the purpose of maintenance operations at the company level - 2 level maintenance - get it back to the fight sooner through sustainment or field maintenance What is GCSS-A? - web bases system for logistics info and joint operations
What is the command maintenance discipline program - The commanders check for day to day maintenance What is the PMCS process defined? - Preventative maintenance checks and services: done at the PLT level, done before problems occur Who can get the top block for an NCOER and an OER - 24% NCOER and 49% OER What is the form for an NCOER? - 2166-9-x Who would utilize a 2166-9-1,2,3 - 1: SGT/SGT(P) 2:SSG-1SG/MSG 3:CSM/SGM When would a supplementary reviewer need to be utilized? - If the senior rater is below the rank of captain What does the supplementary rater do? - ensure that the evaluation process is done correctly What are specific tasks vs implied tasks - specific is written and implied is implied How should planning time be decided? - utilizing the 1/3 2/3 rule (1/3 for planning and 2/3 for preparing) How long should a training meeting last? - 1 hour max Who goes to the training meeting? - CO, 1SG, PLs and PSGs When should planning for a training begin - 6-8 wks out How is info presented? - bottom up What should be done at the conclusion of training? - AAR, and put training into DTMS
