M100

Question 1

Decisive Operations

Answer 1

The operation that directly accomplishes the mission

Question 2

Creates and preserves conditions for the success of the decisive operation through effects on the enemy, other actors, and the terrain

Answer 2

Shaping Operation

Question 3

Enables the Decisive operation or shaping operations by generating the maintaining combat power

Answer 3

Sustaining Operations

Question 4

Phases in between reconnaissance and maneuver

Answer 4

Phases of the operations

Question 5

Designated subordinate unit whos mission at a given point in time is most critical to overall mission success

Answer 5

Main Effort

Question 6

Designated subordinate unit with a mission that supports the success of the main effort

Answer 6

Support effort

Question 7

WfF warfighting function in the operations process (CIDREO)

Answer 7

WfF capabilities
Integrating processes
Deliberate planning
Rehearsals
Execution of LSCO
Operational Assessment

Question 8

4 Measured components of CUSR (PRST)

Answer 8

(P) Personnel
(R) Readiness (Equipment readiness)
(S) Supply (Equipment on hand)
(T) Training

Question 9

How are the measured CUSR component assessed

Answer 9

3 Tier YQN?

Question 10

Three training proficiencies (ICP)

Answer 10

MET proficiency
Weapons Qualification
Collective live-fire

Question 11

Collective task on which an organization trains to be proficient in its designed capabilities or assigned mission.

Answer 11

MET Mission essential task

Question 12

A tailored group of mission-essential tasks. The fundamental element that ties what a unit trains to the training assessment and unit readiness

Answer 12

METL Mission essential task list

Question 13

How are the three training proficiencies Assessed and evaluated and where are they recorded

Answer 13

T,P,U

DTMS

Question 14

4 phases in the Army force generation and sustainable readiness process

Answer 14

Plan and prepare Readiness Objectives (RO)
Establish RO
Assess projected readiness
Assess achieve readiness

Question 15

ASCC

Answer 15

Army Service component Command are force providers that bring the people. Can be tied to a lot of different people.

Question 16

LCC, MCC, NCC…

Answer 16

Functional Commands are the force handling the fight.

Question 17

Gives direction and guidance to the Functional commands in a wartime setting

Answer 17

JTF

Question 18

US Army Commander in charge of Land Component that’s not in a joint billet

Answer 18

ARFOR

Question 19

Fundamentals of readiness

Answer 19

Modules
Cycles
Objectives

Question 20

Phases of sustainable Readiness

Answer 20

Phase 1: Plan and Prepare
Phase 2: Establish Readiness objectives
Phase 3: Assess Readiness projections
Phase 4: Assess Readiness achieved

Question 21

Can the DSB serve as the SACP?

Answer 21

NO, this would come out of the division and employed by the division commander

Question 22

Divisions are manned, organized, and equipped to serve in what roles

Answer 22

Tactical HQ commanding BDE’s
JTF HQ
ARFOR HQ
Joint or MNLC HQ

Question 23

The JAGIC is located where in the DIV HQ

Answer 23

Joint Air-Ground Integration Center is best located in the Division Current Operations Integration Cell (COIC)

Question 24

DR ACMS

What does it produce

Answer 24

Determine Requirements
Assess capabilities
Mitigate Shortfalls
Concept of Support/Health and human services

Question 25

4 categories of weapons

Answer 25

Individual weapons Crew Served Special purpose Platform

Question 26

How the Army directs the development, preservation, and provision of ready and responsive forces for employment in support of national military objectives

Answer 26

Force Generation

Question 27

Training Management Cycle | Identifying training requirements by:

Answer 27

Planning and preparation Execution Evaluation and assessment

Question 28

“the ability to project the military element of national power from CONUS or another theater in response to requirements for military operations

Answer 28

Force projection

Question 29

5 steps of pre-deployment activities

Answer 29

``` Mission Analysis Force structuring Refine deployment data Prepare the force Schedule movement ```

Question 30

process of planning for and obtaining supplies, services, and construction from commercial sources in support of directed operations along with the associated contingency contracting and associated contractor personnel management functions

Answer 30

Operational Control Support

Question 31

Tasks associated with Force projection

Answer 31

``` Mobilization Deployment Employment Sustainment Redeployment ```

Question 32

Principles of RSOI

Answer 32

1) Unity of Command 2) Synchronization 3) Unit Integrity 4) Balance

Question 33

Mobility Triad

Answer 33

Sealift Airlift APS

Question 34

Ability to project the military instrument of national power from the United States or another theater, in response to the requirements for military operations.

Answer 34

Force Projection