Deck 1

Question 1

What are the three Training Domains?

Answer 1

Self-Development Training Domain
Operational Training Domain
Institutional Training Domain

Question 2

What are the four steps of the Training Management Cycle?

Answer 2

Prioritize Training,
Planning and Preparation
Execution
Evaluation and Assessment of Training

Question 3

Units train to which three proficiencies?

Answer 3

MET Proficiency
Weapons Proficiency
Collective Live-Fire Proficiency

Question 4

What is a training objective?

Answer 4

A training objective is a statement that describes a desired outcome of a training event

Question 5

What considerations does Senior Leader’s guidance and vision require?

Answer 5

• Require subordinates to understand and perform their roles in training
• Resource and protect approved training
• Develop subordinates
• Train one echelon down, evaluate two echelons down
• Train to standard
• Top-down, bottom-up approach to training

Question 6

What are the nine principles of training?

Answer 6

• Commanders are the primary trainers
• Noncommissioned officers train individuals, crews, and small teams; advise commanders on all aspects of training
• Sustain levels of training proficiency over time
• Fight to train
• Train using multi-echelon techniques to maximize time and resource efficiency
• Train as a combined arms team
• Train to standard using appropriate doctrine
• Train as you fight
• Train to maintain

Question 7

In the Leader’s Role in Execution, Commanders and Leaders must what?

Answer 7

• Be present and actively engaged in training
• Ensure training is conducted to standard as prescribed in Army training and evaluation outlines (known as T&EOs)
• Ensure training is led by trained and certified officers and noncommissioned officers (NCOs)
• Effectively manage risk by continuously reviewing risk assessment and managing mitigation and control measures
• Demonstrate tactical and technical proficiency
• Protect training by eliminating distractors

Question 8

What is the purpose of the Battlefield Focus Analysis Program (BFA)?

Answer 8

BFA ensures CSU’s training focuses on the requirements of the warfighting Geographic Combatant Commanders. Commanders at each level must be involved in this process.

Question 9

What are the Four Phases of the BFA Program?

Answer 9

Mission Analysis, METL Development and Validation

Training Plan Development

POI and Mission Profile Update

Area Study

Question 10

What are the Objectives of the Battlefield Focus Analysis Program? CIFPIDMUD

Answer 10

• Conduct deliberate mission analysis and planning
• Integration of units, staff, and commanders into the war planning process
• Familiarize operational elements with mission requirements and assigned AORs
• Periodic analysis and prioritization of Mission Essential Task Lists (METL)
• Identify, document, request, and obtain special equipment and training
• Develop and update a 24-month training plan
• Maintain and update unit load out, and deployment requirements
• Update War and Support Plans
• Development of initial plans prior to Contingency Operations