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BLC Distinguished
Leader Award Board
Questions 2025-2026
fully solved &
updated(graded A+)
Army Leadership - answer ADP 6-22
NCO Common Core Competencies (NCOC3) - answer Readiness
Leadership
Operations
Communication
Training Management
Program Management
B121 Counseling - answer ATP 6-22.1
Define counseling - answer Counseling is the process used by
leaders to review with a subordinate the subordinate's
demonstrated performance and potential
Types of counseling - answer Event
Performance
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BLC Distinguished

Leader Award Board

Questions 2025-

fully solved &

updated(graded A+)

Army Leadership - answer ADP 6- NCO Common Core Competencies (NCOC3) - answer Readiness Leadership Operations Communication Training Management Program Management B121 Counseling - answer ATP 6-22. Define counseling - answer Counseling is the process used by leaders to review with a subordinate the subordinate's demonstrated performance and potential Types of counseling - answer Event Performance

Professional Growth How to conduct appropriate questioning - answer Open ended questions that evoke more than a yes or no response Examples of event counselings - answer Superior or substandard performance Reception and integration Crisis Referral Transition Adverse separation What does giving regular Developmental counseling's do? - answer

  1. Demonstrate genuine interest
  2. help subordinates understand their roles to accomplish mission
  3. empower sun to identify and solve issues
  4. provide assistance and resources How to prepare for counseling - answer Select a time and place Notify in advance Outline and organize a plan Establish the right atmosphere Conducting the counseling session - answer Open the session Discuss issues Plan of action Close the session

Responding types - answer Positive manipulator Positivity thief Conversation killer Conversation hijacker Four stages of counseling process - answer Identify the need for counseling Prepare for counseling -time, location Conduct the counseling Follow up B101 Group Dynamics - answer What are Tuckman's five stages of group development? - answer Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, and Adjourning Describe what occurs in a group in the Forming stage of group development. - answer • Members being on their best behavior, uncertainty

  • Uncertainty about boundaries and acceptable behavior
  • Avoidance of conflict
  • Constant search for direction Describe what occurs in a group during the Storming stage of group development. - answer • Conflict
  • Power struggles
  • Criticism
  • Challenges to authority
  • Questioning of decisions

Describe what occurs in a group during the Norming stage of group development. - answer • Cohesion

  • Mutual support
  • Willingness to consider alternatives
  • Sharing
  • Joking Describe what occurs in a group during the Performing stage of group development. - answer • Full involvement
  • Acceptance of other views
  • Voluntary effort
  • Warm relationships
  • Creativity B106 The Army's Leadership Requirements Model (LRM) - answer ADP 6-22 Army Leadership Evaluation Reporting System - answer AR 623- Counseling form - answer DA Form 4856 NCOER Support Form - answer DA Form 2166-9- NCOER Form - answer DA 2166- Meaning of LDRSHIP - answer Loyalty: bear true faith and allegiance to the U.S. Constitution, the Army, your unit, and other Soldiers Duty: fulfill your obligations and always do your best

Fitness, Confidence, and Resilience. Attribute of intellect - answer Mental agility Sound judgment Innovation Interpersonal tact Expertise The competency of Leads? - answer Leads others Builds trust Extends influence Leads by example Communicates Develop? - answer Develops themselves Creates a positive climate Develops subordinates Stewards the profession Achieves? - answer Executes Adjusts Gets results Accomplish tasks and missions on time and to standard. B112 Follower and Servant Leadership Fundamentals - answer

What is the definition of followership? - answer The capacity and willingness to follow a leader. followership types - answer Alienated followers Effective followers Survivors Sheep Yes people What are some characteristics of effective followership? - answer Answer may include:

  • Enthusiastic
  • Proactive
  • Versatile and flexible Types of complaining - answer Constructive Destructive What are some of the principles of servant leadership? - answer Answers may include:
  • Listening
  • Empathy
  • Healing
  • Awareness
  • Persuasion
  • Conceptualization
  • Foresight
  • Stewardship
  • Growth

What are the five steps of the Risk Assessment process? - answer 1: Identify hazards 2: Assess the hazards 3: Develop controls and make risk decisions 4: Implement controls 5: Supervise and evaluate Command Supply Discipline Program - answer AR 710-2 Supply Policy Below the National Level (specifics) AR 735-5 Property accountability policies (establish and maintain) DA PAM 710-2-1 using unit supply system (manual procedures) Purpose of CSDP - answer Establish and standardize supply discipline and its requirements Provide a single condensed listing of requirements Make the Army more efficient What are the types of supply responsibility? - answer Command Supervisory Direct Custodial Personal How often must OCIE/CIF be inventoried? - answer Quarterly FLIPL - answer Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss B115 Mission Orders and Troop Leading Procedures - answer FM 6- 0 Commander and Staff Organization and Operations

Definition of mission orders? - answer Directives that emphasize to subordinates the results to be attained, not how they are to achieve them. All types of orders - answer Operation Order (OPORD) Fragmentary Order (FRAGO) Warning Order (WARNO) Service Support Order Movement Order Three types of duties - answer Specified Directed Implied duties 5 paragraphs of OPORD - answer Situation Mission Execution Sustainment Command and Signal Four types of mission brief - answer Information Decision Mission Staff What are the steps outlined in the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP)? - answer • Receipt of mission

  • Mission analysis

instructions, sloppy habits, immaturity, difficulty adjusting to disciplined military life, and similar deficiencies. What chapter of AR 27-10 covers non-judicial punishment? - answer Chapter 3 What is Article 92? - answer Failure to obey order or regulation B113 Team Building and Conflict Management - answer FM 6- Leader Development ADP 6-22 Army Leadership and the Profession FM 7-22.7 NCO Guide What are the three stages of team building? - answer Formation Enrichment Sustainment. What are some actions taken during the Formation stage of team building? - answer • Implement an effective reception and orientation plan

  • Create learning experiences
  • Communicate expectations
  • Reward positive contributions
  • Set the example What are some actions taken during the Enrichment stage of team building? - answer • Demonstrate and encourage trust
  • Reinforce group norms
  • Provide realistic and rigorous training events to meet goals
  • Build pride within your team

What are some actions taken in the Sustainment stage of team building? - answer • Demonstrate trust

  • Focus on teamwork, training, and maintaining
  • Respond to subordinate problems
  • Welcome family members What are the two types of conflict? - answer Work-based conflict and individual-based conflict What are some strategies for effectively managing conflict? - answer • Denial or avoidance - attempt to reduce/get rid of conflict by denying it exists; dodging the issue of disagreement
  • Suppression - playing down differences; better to "go along to get along"
  • Power or dominance - may be physical or vested by authority/position; result in a win-lose situation
  • Third party intervention - using a third party that is unbiased and not taking sides; may be known or unknown to parties involved
  • Compromise or negotiation - often regarded as virtues in culture; parties reach an agreement with which all would be somewhat satisfied
  • Integration or collaboration - all parties recognize the legitimate abilities and expertise of each other; encourage a common search for creative alternatives to resolve conflict B117 Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Program (SFL - TAP) - answer AR 600- What are the four stages of the Solider Life Cycle? - answer 1: Start strong 2: Serve strong
  1. Compare solutions
  2. Make and implement the decision 4 Types of Army Briefings - answer Information Decision Mission Staff METT-TC Stands for - answer Mission Enemy Terrain and Weather Troops Time available Civil considerations One third/two thirds concept - answer Leaders ensure that their own echelons have enough time to plan and issue out to subordinates PCC - answer Precombat checks - less formal and more mission specific PCI - answer Precombat Inspections - more formal, less mission specific, time intensive Training management cycle - answer 1. Prioritize training
  3. Planning and preparation
  4. execution & assessment of training