United States Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) 56M Competition Practice Test

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• How long is the call to the color?
• What cartridge is the M9 chambered for?
• ITE stands for?
• What is the main objective of precision in SOF operations?
• What is minimized through the application of intelligence operations and procedures?
• Who sets the time of sounding reveille and retreat?
• Fill is depicted by contour lines that extend from what to what?
• What is the size of a squad and who commands it?
• When was the American Continental Army Established?
• What does the UCMJ stand for?
• What assessment do soldiers volunteering to become Army SOF operators undergo?
• What is the major benefit to having Army civilians supporting our forces?
• Which of the following best defines an oath?
• Which article of the Code of Conduct pertains to escape and evasion?
• Why must SOF commanders carefully select when, where, and how to employ Army special operations forces?
• Is the M4 hand-held and shoulder-fired?
• Which field manual covers CBRN operations?
• True north refers to which location?
• Which of the following is not one of the five areas of religious accommodation?
• Which statement best defines resilience?
• Which term describes operations often conducted in hostile, denied, or politically sensitive environments?
• One service stripe represents how many years?
• Active deterrence often involves which types of activities?
• Which statement best describes the role of Chaplains in ROMO?
• Which element is NOT included in the Military-Technical Field?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an ARSOF core attribute?
• Which of the following is NOT a field expedient method of determining direction?
• What funds are established to support ongoing chapel programs and promote religious, moral, ethical, and related activities that further the religious program of the military community?
• What are the three classifications of article 15's?
• On the beret, the branch flash is positioned over which eye?
• Define Duty.
• Who exits a military vehicle first?
• In the chain of command, who is the senior enlisted advisor to the Battalion commander?
• Which publication covers Chain of Command?
• Which of the following is NOT a category of heat injuries?
• Which statement best reflects a key attribute of effective counselors?
• What does special warfare provide?
• What should prisoners be searched for?
• How many articles are in the code of conduct?
• How are special operations usually characterized?
• Who supports both operating and generating forces?
• Who held the rank of the first 56M female jumpmaster?
• Army Ethic is described as evolving and deeply embedded in what?
• Which statement about the three marching steps is accurate?
• What is an azimuth?
• In communications, what are the three important parts?
• What are special operations core principles?
• Which statement best defines mission command?
• What is the proper process for reporting to an officer indoors?
• Which statement about contour lines is true?
• What does the SPORTS acronym stand for?
• What are the 7 Army Values?
• Sustainment training is designed to do what?
• Which of the following is an exercise in the Recovery Drill?
• How many Sergeants Major of the Army have there been?
• LTG Francis M Beaudette serves as which position?
• How close will an 8 digit grid coordinate get you to your point?
• Which statement about map grids on a standard combat map is true?
• Which statement describes a major aspect of the form of special warfare employment?
• Not a form of chemical agent?
• NOT an exercise in MMD2?
• Which personnel and units are considered Army Special Operations Forces?
• Which of the following is NOT a form of chemical agent?
• Which of the following is an exercise in the Preparation Drill?
• Which publication governs awards and decorations?
• What activities do army special operations forces emphasize during Shape and Deter?
• What type of action does the M4 use?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the seven Army Values?
• Which reference covers army first aid?
• What does UTM stand for?
• What color on maps indicates cultural (man-made) features such as buildings, roads and labels?
• How is immediate action best described?
• Which FM covers battle focused training?
• What will SOF forces do where U.S. interests are most threatened?
• The creative and skillful exercise of authority through timely decision-making and leadership is called?
• Which of the following are safety features found on the M9?
• How should you indicate that a casualty has received a tourniquet?
• For a SOF Commander, what may insufficient or excessive security compromise affect?
• What is leadership?
• Which of the following is NOT a level of decontamination?
• Which statement about the UCMJ is true?
• What may be used to play 'To The Color' during retreat?
• What is vertical distance?
• Cut is depicted by contour lines that extend from what to what?
• What is the size range of a battalion?
• Which scenario best illustrates the need to balance political objectives with military aims in SOF operations?
• How many degrees does one bezel ring click represent?
• To whom is the Purple Heart awarded?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three primary tasks to integrate all military functions and actions that commanders must perform during mission command warfighting functions?
• In drill terminology, what is a file?
• During remedial action on an M4, which step is performed first?
• How does the Chain of Command support the NCO support channel?
• Which statement best describes the elements of Character?
• When is the salute rendered during colors pass?
• How many "V" devices may be worn on a ribbon?
• Which of the following is a quality of an effective counselor?
• Today's enemies cloak themselves in?
• Which publication covers Resource Management for Appropriated Funds and Nonappropriated Funds?
• What is the number one principle of peacetime training?
• Which option describes presence as a leadership attribute?
• What is a contour interval?
• How many slope types are listed on the map?
• What are the 8 cycles of function for the M4 rifle?
• What does FITT stand for?
• What describes the Army's role to Win?
• Which of the following is NOT among the objectives of first aid?
• Which statement best describes DO in Be-Know-Do?
• The Blue Book is best described as?
• What is the most crucial factor in developing and maintaining international support?
• Which of the following is included as Army Special Operations Forces?
• The exercise of mission command is built on mutual trust, shared understanding, and which element?
• What color shield indicates inseparability from the Army Aviation Branch on the USASOAC Shoulder Sleeve Insignia?
• What does Red/Brown indicate on a red-light readable map?
• Army's number one priority?
• When is the Chaplain Corps Birthday celebrated?
• What is the origin of the salute?
• What is the first sentence of article 1?
• Sixth step in the UMT problem-solving process?
• Which north is used to plot coordinates on the map grid?
• What is the size range of a company?
• When was USASOC founded?
• Which describes the roles included in full military funeral honors?
• Which direction does the belt tab on the female Class A uniform extend to?
• Which of the following is NOT a rest position that can be given at the halt?
• Name some roles of Religious affairs NCO's.
• The Army’s concept of Landpower refers to?
• In managing bleeding, which action is performed first?
• Which of the following statements best describes the duration of a granted religious accommodation?
• Who is the highest military court?
• What is the first safety step when handling a firearm?
• What is a formation?
• What is the size range of a corps?
• Which publication covers Chain of Command?
• Is the CSM in the Chain of Command?
• How many fields of professional knowledge exist in the framework?
• For a SOF Commander, which consideration may take precedence over achieving military priorities?
• What is Trust?
• Who is the Chaplain Corps chief of Chaplains?
• Which joint operation phases do special operations forces focus on preventing conflict?
• Who is the acting Secretary of Defense?
• Which of the following is NOT a major terrain feature?
• Active deterrence in SOF typically includes which combination of activities?
• Who is the approving authority for the Medal of Honor?
• Which of the following statements best describes the Religious Affairs NCOs roles?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the fields of professional knowledge?
• Which item is explicitly listed as an ARSOF core attribute?
• Why are SOF frequently used in diplomatically sensitive missions?
• In a topographic map, where is the contour interval value typically found?
• Which activity is a part of Unit Ministry Team (UMT) involvement for Religious Affairs Specialists?
• Which size is NOT listed as a unit's range in the material?
• Which method is listed as a way to orient a map?
• Fifth step in the UMT problem-solving process?
• Which symbol on the Chaplain corps regimental insignia is emblematic of pastoral ministry?
• Which statement best captures the purpose of aligning SOF operations with national and theater priorities?
• In the context of Army awards, appurtenance refers to what?
• The Army Song is always played at the conclusion of what events?
• The Sergeant Major of the Army was established on which date?
• Which of the following is true about the Good Conduct Medal inscription? (Interpretation question)
• Why must SOF Commanders consider the broader political, economic, informational, cultural, demographic, and military effects when faced with dilemmas?
• Which framework governs the conduct of soldiers to maintain legitimacy and credibility?
• Religious support includes providing which essential elements of religion?
• STX's are?
• What do SOF focus on for Foreign internal defense and unconventional warfare?
• What are the three approaches to counseling?
• What are the three major factors that determine a leader's character?
• Which method is used to cool a casualty during heat injury treatment?
• Which is essential to unit readiness and successful deployments?
• What is resilience?
• What do Chaplains and 56M form at Brigade and below?
• Which training activity is designed to practice decision-making in realistic, multiechelon scenarios but not live combat?
• What do supported non-US forces serve as?
• Which publication covers CBRN operations?
• Which activities are included in SOF contributions to information and intelligence beyond direct operations?
• How many Campaign and Battle Streamers does the Army Flag have?
• What is the main purpose of the Geneva Convention?
• Mission command depends on what?
• When did the RAS MOS change from 71M to 56M?
• What is foreign internal defense?
• What is an Award?
• Leaders should seek to develop and improve what three leader counseling skills?
• What are the 4 essential characteristics of the Army profession?
• What is the quickest way to splint a broken leg?
• What is self aid?
• What are contour lines?
• Which publication covers RAS roles and resource management?
• Maintaining a minimal signature in operations primarily results in what?
• Which action is part of the treatment for heat injuries?
• What funds are established to give chaplains serving units or organizations without a CTOF capability a flexible source of CTOF support to promote religious programs?
• What is the only command given from 'Inspection Arms'?
• What is military bearing?
• When was the Code of Conduct established?
• Which domain focuses on developing individuals through experiences beyond formal schooling?
• What is the order of the three court-martial types from least to most formal?
• What are military symbols?
• What is often the primary intelligence discipline for satisfying SOF critical intelligence requirements, whether from overt or controlled sources?
• What does the UCMJ establish?
• What are the core leader competencies?
• What should be done with the guidon after the preparatory command?
• Which publication covers First Aid?
• During the 9/11 attacks, a National Guard Religious Affairs Specialist was killed saving people from burning buildings. What was his name and unit?
• Which of the following is NOT a burn type listed?
• What three words are inscribed on the front of the Good Conduct Medal?
• How do army special operations forces normally deploy?
• What is the Army Profession?
• Which is a sign of heat stroke?
• When evaluating the effects of SOF operations, which of the following is NOT typically considered among the broad effects?
• What phrase is used when reporting to an officer indoors?
• Which of the following is one of the fields of professional knowledge?
• What is the official song of the US Army?
• Draw is indicated by contour lines shaped how?
• Which item serves as an improvised splint?
• Which of the following is a special operations critical capability?
• What provides a capability that achieves impact largely by working with and through others to assess and moderate behavior, address local conditions, and/or build indigenous warfighting capability, typically in long-duration campaigns?
• Which FM covers physical training?
• Define Function is best described as?
• Which publications cover Counseling?
• Who authored the Blue Book?
• A Chaplain's memorandum addresses which two aspects of a soldier's religious request?
• During the sounding of reveille, when is the flag hoisted?
• Which statement about appropriated funds is true?
• Salutes are not required to be rendered or returned when the personnel are in civilian attire.
• Which statement best describes BE in Be-Know-Do?
• Which publication covers Drill and Ceremony?
• What are some of the activities included in a surgical strike?
• What does AAR stand for and what does it provide?
• Name the ribbon awarded to members of the US Army for successful completion of Basic and AIT?
• On the male Class A uniform, the bottom edge of the emblem for unit awards sits how far above the right breast pocket?
• What do leaders use to assess soldier, leader, and unit proficiency?
• Which of the following is listed as a context where saluting is not required?
• How many mils are there in a circle?
• What does ITEP stand for?
• What is the maximum range of the M9?
• Which statement about the single leg pushup is true?
• Which document reflects the regulation that covers accommodating religious practices in the Army?
• What does ADP 3-05 cover?
• What is a religious affairs specialist?
• Which campaigns are SOF considered invaluable assets in?
• Which are the three principal ways leaders develop others through knowledge and feedback?
• Nurture the Living includes developing and executing a RS plan to strengthen and sustain which group?
• Which essential element is included in religious support?
• What is counseling?
• How are SOF usually deployed?
• The Purple Heart is awarded to anyone wounded, or killed in action against an armed enemy. Which of the following statements is true?
• How is the beret properly worn?
• NOT an exercise in MMD1?
• What is the MOS designation for Religious Affairs Specialist?
• How is the branch insignia worn on the male enlisted Class A uniform?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the eight tailored operational packages?
• What is the distance between grid lines on a combat map?
• How high should an injured limb be elevated above the heart to control bleeding?
• The goal of METL proficiency is?
• Army Certification measures which trio?
• Outside designated theaters, what can SOF do?
• If a unit has about 5,000 soldiers, to which command level does it most likely belong?
• Which publication covers RAS roles and responsibilities?
• The UCMJ applies to which group?
• ITE stands for?
• What does intersection mean?
• What is the Army's greatest asset?
• What is the proper indoors under arms headgear rule?
• SOF operations aim to foster what kind of relationships with indigenous populations?
• Which pulse point is on the side of the neck?
• Which field describes how personnel operate effectively across and outside the Army's institutional boundaries?
• Which uniform coat is specified for the service stripe placement?
• Which of the following is NOT a religious support function?
• Which fund type is defined as cash and other assets from sources other than Congress?
• Chapel Tithes and offerings funds are a form of which funds?
• Which publication covers Religious accommodation?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of fitness?
• Which publication covers map reading and land navigation?
• Which activities does SOF employ to dissuade adversaries and threats from their contemplated violence?
• What is first aid?
• Which statement is a SOF Truth?
• What does the sun and rays signify in the Chaplain corps insignia?
• What caliber is the M4 rifle?
• What form is used to record Summarized Article 15 proceedings?
• What is the size range of a division?
• What are the categories of malfunctions for the M4 rifle?
• What is the purpose of the DA military awards program?
• What does the principle of scalable operations enhance?
• Which reference covers Mission Command?
• ADP 3-05 provides what foundation for commanders?
• Once soldiers and units have trained to standard, how do they maintain proficiency?
• Who is authorized to wear insignia of branch on the Patrol cap?
• What date did the MOS change from 71B to 56M?
• What is the Army's Mission?
• What is Da Form 3349?
• Which statement best describes the role of a Religious Affairs Specialist when working with a chaplain?
• The combination of informal, formal, internal, external describes what?
• What is special warfare?
• What is the formal document used by the Chaplain to address a religious accommodation request?
• Why are special operations forces invaluable assets?
• The Award may be bestowed on which recipients?
• What is the purpose of self development?
• Which Conditioning Drill 3 term corresponds to a twisting leg movement?
• What will a more cohesive special operations and conventional force effort improve?
• Who can make recommendations for an award?
• What is the Field Manual for the M4 rifle?
• What covers Religious support and the operations process?
• Which of the following is a component of fitness?
• What is the Army's Mission?
• Which is not listed as a special operations critical capability?
• Who determines the size and organization of the Army?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five essential characteristics of the Army Profession?
• What is the primary source of funds for the religious support mission?
• What is the unique feature of type O blood?
• What is the first command to get a unit from a normal line formation into an extended rectangular formation?
• What do the pages of the open Bible represent in the Chaplain corps insignia?
• Which division did the National Guard Religious Affairs Specialist SGT Larry Bowman belong to?
• What personnel are included in full military funeral honors?
• What does the Religious Affairs Specialist do?
• ROMO stands for Range of Military Operations.
• NOT listed as an exercise in Conditioning Drill 3?
• Name some Responsibilities of the religious affairs specialist.
• Where are marksmanship badges worn on the female Class A uniform?
• The MOS changed from 71B to 71M in August 1965 due to changes to which Army Regulation?
• What army regulation covers salutes, honors, and visits of courtesy?
• What is Unconventional Warfare?
• Which statement best represents the Army's approach to Win?
• How many rounds does the standard M9 Magazine hold?
• How is the U.S. insignia worn on the male Class A uniform?
• What U.S. Code governs the Army?
• Define competence
• Which statement accurately describes the relationship between foreign internal defense and unconventional warfare?
• What is a contour level?
• Which of the following is an example of when enlisted members would exchange salutes?
• Which publication governs dress and appearance standards for Soldiers?
• How do the people of the host nation and the international community determine legitimacy and credibility?
• In which phase would enemy activity near the threshold be confronted?
• METL definition?
• What are the 3 types of court martial?
• Which term describes activities conducted to enable a resistance movement or insurgency to coerce, disrupt, or overthrow a government?
• Which of the following is the third period of a normal daily exercise routine?
• Which grid coordinate provides greater precision?
• What is encompassed in nurture the living?
• ARSOF's global surgical strike capabilities include:
• Which activity is a form of special warfare employment?
• Which list correctly names the five systems included in Mission Command?
• What does MILES stand for?
• How long will the commanders formal approval of a religious accommodation request remain in effect?
• Where are unit awards worn on the female Class A uniform?
• What are the two basic elements of the sight picture?
• Where and when was the first unofficial school for religious affairs specialists established?
• Which phase in the joint operations phases list is specifically named to empower civil authorities?
• A declination diagram shows the angular relationship between which norths?
• Which activities reflect the Army's commitment to its leaders?
• Describe the ranges for the M4 rifle.
• Which of the following is not one of the six mission command principles?
• Who is the Secretary of the Army?
• What is DA Form 7013?
• Which phase follows Deter in the sequence?
• What are the lifesaving steps in the ABCs of medical treatment? (first step)
• Which reference covers the M9 pistol?
• Combatives training is comprised of which concept?
• What is the position of the unit guidon after a preparatory command is given?
• Esprit De Corps is best described as?
• What are three methods used to teach drill?
• Which publication covers Customs and courtesies?
• When may religious jewelry, apparel, or articles be worn in uniform?
• Which of the following is the correct expansion of the acronym TADSS?
• What is the total percentage of Army Special Operations Forces in the Army?
• Which statement about Esprit de Corps is most accurate?
• A valley is depicted by contour lines shaped as?
• Name a barrier of communication listed in the material.
• What is one circumstance when a soldier does not have the right to refuse an Article 15 and demand trial by court martial?
• Which direction does the belt tab on the male Class A uniform extend to?
• Which term describes the authority that commanders lawfully exercise over subordinates by virtue of rank or assignment?
• What covers uniforms?
• Which statement best defines a map?
• What is the muzzle velocity of the M4 rifle?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a method to teach drill?
• The army's operational concept Unified Land Operations is focused on what?
• What is the primary value of ceremonies?
• Which reference contains the Army doctrine for mission command?
• AAR stands for?
• Which statement best describes the primary source of funds for the religious support mission?
• Which statement about first aid is accurate?
• Which of the following statements best defines the Army Profession?
• Counterterrorism actions include which?
• How many articles are there in the UCMJ, including sub-articles?
• How far above the eyebrows should the beret headband sit?
• Describe the Be, Know and Do framework.
• What is motivation in leadership terms?
• What is confidence?
• In the absence of the chaplain, what is the RAS's role?
• For an additional period of 3 years honorable service, where is the second service stripe placed relative to the first?
• What are the three Core competencies of the Chaplain Corps?
• What two required capabilities reflect the dual role of the Chaplain Corps?
• What is considered as important as institutional training and operational assignments?
• Which training exercise does not involve actual troop movement and emphasizes battlefield decision-making in a scenario?
• The UCMJ consists of 146 Articles plus 12 Sub-articles, totaling how many?
• What is the rank of the Chaplain Corps chief of Chaplains?
• Which of the following is a prescribed platoon formation?
• For what is the Good Conduct Medal given?
• Which insignia can be worn 1/8 inch above and centered on the name tape?
• Which of the following is a slope type found on a map?
• Which publication covers training units and developing leaders?
• What is the total angular range of a lensatic compass bezel?
• What is the size range of a brigade?
• What are the three types of contour lines?
• Which publication covers Army Leadership?
• Which training event focuses on command post operations and staff procedures in a simulated environment?
• Which publication covers status roles and responsibilities of Religious Affairs Specialists?
• CASEVAC stands for?
• What best describes the Army's role to Prevent?
• Who holds the position of USASOC Command Sergeant Major?
• Which description best matches ARSOF's surgical strike capabilities?
• What is the primary purpose of an AAR?
• What is trust?
• Which statement accurately lists the three alarm types?
• For the female Class A uniform, the bottom edge of the emblem for unit awards sits how far above the top edge of the nameplate?
• In the AVPU scale, what does the 'A' indicate?
• What is the hallmark of units with high esprit de corps?
• What rights are given to a Soldier under Article 31?
• What are the core leader competencies?
• Which pulse point is near the ankle?
• Which ranks use shoulder boards?
• Which of the following is a correct list of the four fundamentals of marksmanship?
• How do Army special operations forces units also provide information and intelligence?
• What must be done to a map before it can be used?
• Does a person have to accept an Article 15?
• Who approves requests for accommodation of religious practices which do not require a waiver of Army policy on uniform wear, appearance, and/or grooming?
• What is medical triage?
• Who is responsible for training units and developing leaders?
• When was the position of Sergeant Major of the Army established?
• Who is the USASOC Command Sergeant Major?
• What is a sergeant?
• When did the name change from Chaplain Assistant to Religious Affairs Specialist?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed task or mission of religious affairs specialists?
• Who is the approving authority for religious accommodation requests that do not require a waiver of Army regulation?
• Phase of Tactical Combat Casualty Care?
• What is the inscription on the Medal of Honor suspension bar?
• Which training method is considered the most preferred?
• What must Army special operations forces have to receive the level of indigenous support essential to success?
• APFs should be used to support chaplain-led programs to assist members of the armed forces and their immediate family members in building and maintaining strong family structures. This usage falls under which category of funding?
• The Leader Development Field is defined as developing good leaders, which acts as what on the battlefield?
• What is the mission of ARSOF?
• Which statement best describes the overall goal of combined SOF and conventional force efforts?
• During immediate action, which action is performed last?
• What is the highest peacetime award for valor?
• Who is the USASOC Commander?
• When passing the colors, at what distance is the hand salute rendered?
• During retreat, if a gun is not available, what still occurs?
• What does training in units focus on?
• What is a surgical strike?
• Explain the chain of command.
• Which of the following is NOT a task proficiency rating code described?
• Which publication covers CBRN operations?
• Hostage rescue and recovery operations are described as which type of missions?
• Which feature uses U or V shapes pointing away from high ground?
• A ridge is shown by contour lines with end points positioned how?
• Which device provides a warning of chemical hazards?
• What is the basic load of ammunition for the M4?
• Which contour pattern represents a saddle?
• Which of the following is a marching step used in drill?
• Which term describes the bedrock of our profession?
• On which side is the service stripe worn on the Army green uniform coat?
• Which sequence lists the four parts of the AAR in the correct order?
• Effective training requires which resources from leaders?
• Topographic symbols represent what?
• Which element is included in the Military-Technical Field?
• The three training domains include institutional training, operational assignments, and which other domain?
• What is the General order number that established the position of 56M and when?
• What is the size range of a platoon?
• Which Army Regulation covers the wear and appearance of the military uniform?
• Which Army Regulation covers the Code of Conduct?
• Two levels down knowledge should include what?
• When the ACU trouser leg is bloused, what maximum distance may it extend down the boot?
• How many exercises are listed for Conditioning Drill 3?
• Which of the following best describes marginal data on a map?
• Which field manual covers the M9?
• What is mission command based on?
• Which of the following is one of the five systems included in Mission Command?
• Which of the following is true about SOF's population understanding?
• How will service ribbons be worn on the female Class A uniform?
• Which statement reflects the primary role of chaplains in relation to the commander?
• When was The Army Goes Rolling Along dedicated by the Secretary of the Army?
• What is the current Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) code for Religious Affairs Specialists introduced in 2001?
• What does ADP 7-0 cover?
• What does long-term self-sufficiency require foreign forces to assume?
• Who is the most highly decorated Religious Affairs Specialist?
• Which publication covers Religious Support and the Operations Process?
• What is the size range of an Army?
• What is a team?
• How is SOF influence developed and exercised?
• Which color on a map indicates vegetation such as woods, orchards, or vineyards?
• In the joint operations sequence, which phase prepares the joint force to seize the initiative?
• Through whom does a commander exercise command?
• Define leadership.
• The RAS was established in General Order #253 on 28 December 1909. Which General Order established the RAS, and on what date?
• What is the maximum effective range of the M9?
• What are the major components of the M9?
• What is a battle drill?
• AR 165-1 is used to govern what aspect of the Chaplaincy?
• Who is the Deputy Chief of Chaplains?
• Which statement best captures the purpose of developing SOF influence?
• Which reference covers the Army's physical fitness program?
• What color is the silk shield from which the Medal of Honor is suspended?
• From what document does Congress derive the authority to determine the Army's size and organization?
• NOT part of shock treatment steps?
• What are SOF candidates evaluated to ensure?
• Double time in drill is performed at what rate?
• Which statement correctly defines 'Function' in organizational terms?
• Which of the following is a physical fitness formation?
• Which is the most thorough level of decontamination?
• The Moral-Ethical Field describes applying Combat Power according to which factor?
• Which publication covers Code of Conduct?
• Which is a sign of shock?
• How does the Army emphasize Esprit de Corps and Tradition and History?
• What is the Army training standard?
• What was the reason the code of conduct was developed?
• Which of the following is a task of the Religious Affairs Specialist?
• Which description matches the Leader Action 'Improving'?
• Who may impose an Article 15?
• Which statement describes a characteristic of Army special operations?
• The Army's vision captures the three strategic roles. Which is one of them?
• What kind of extra duty is an NCO given by an Article 15?
• ARSOF stands for?
• Which statement accurately reflects the six principles of mission command?
• For a SOF Commander, insufficient or excessive security compromise may affect what?
• Who was the first religious affairs specialist killed in action since 1970, and where did it occur?
• What does the All-Volunteer Force provide?
• In basic drill, which statement about the purpose of ceremonies is true?
• Which of the following is the second period of a normal daily exercise routine?
• Which joint operation phases work together to prevent a conflict before it starts?
• Who is the USASOC Command Chief Warrant Officer?
• Which of the following is a valid task of Religious Affairs Specialists?
• The UCMJ replaced the Articles of War, which had existed since which year?
• How many words are inscribed on the front of the Good Conduct Medal?
• The principles of discrete, precise, and scalable operations enhance?
• Which symbol on the USASOAC Distinctive Unit Insignia references its aviation role?
• How often can you get the good conduct medal?
• Which pulse point is located in the groin?
• TEWT stands for?
• What was the first medal awarded in the U.S. Army?
• Which of the following is not a type of contour line?
• Which statement about azimuth is true?
• Which symptom is typical of heat exhaustion but not heat stroke?
• How will service ribbons be worn on the male Class A uniform?
• Which term best describes the Army concept of Prevent, Shape, and Win in terms of attributes?
• What is the DA Form 2442?
• Which statement about the Good Conduct Medal's purpose is correct?
• Which insignia is allowed to be worn with the ACU with one exception, and how is it worn?
• How many steps should separate a platoon when a company is formed?
• What is a decoration?
• Which of the following is an ARSOF core attribute?
• Which sequence lists the three periods of a normal daily exercise routine in the correct order?
• Training in units aims to improve what?
• Which item is not listed as an improvised splint from military equipment?
• When you take the APFT, what is the minimum number of points you must score in each event?
• The field that prescribes how Personnel and Units operate effectively across and outside the Army's Institutional Boundaries is:
• If you encounter an unfamiliar symbol on a map, where should you look for clarification?
• Which of the following is a minor terrain feature found on a military map?
• Esprit de Corps is defined as?
• What term describes being accountable for what you do?
• Which two areas must the Army invest in to prepare for future demands?
• What are the Leader Actions?
• What is the purpose in leadership terms?
• What is the time limit for recommending an Award?
• What does ADP 3-05 layout for commanders?
• Which are the three training domains used by the Army?
• What is remedial action?
• Which statement best describes how the principle of being discreet enhances SOF operations?
• Who may make recommendations for an award?
• Who is responsible for self development training?
• FM 6-22 covers which topic?
• Which sequence correctly describes immediate action with the M4?
• A Field Grade Article 15 is imposed by which rank or higher?
• Which funds are authorized for command-sponsored religious support activities?
• What are the three major categories of developmental counseling?
• What is the NCO Support Channel?
• Which activities are included in SOF capacity-building efforts?
• When was the UCMJ enacted?
• Which statement best describes CTOFs funds?
• Which phase contains combatives training in PRT?
• Which reference covers Army Chaplain Corps Activities?
• What are hostage rescue and recovery operations?
• What do SOF continuously study?
• Who is the approving authority for the Good Conduct Medal?
• Which statement best describes the vertical distance between contour lines?
• What is direction in leadership terms?
• A depression is indicated by which contour pattern?
• Who was the first 56M female jumpmaster?
• The lensatic compass bezel ring: each click equals how many degrees?
• Which feature is shown by closed contour lines with tick marks pointing toward low ground?
• When was the branch insignia established and nomenclature change for RAS?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of counseling in the context of leader development?
• Key factors to understanding the population within the operational environment?
• What engraving is on the reverse side of the Medal of Honor?
• The three levels of decontamination are Immediate, Operational, and Thorough.
• How many times would the bezel ring click if fully rotated?
• Which statement best describes the main purpose of the code of conduct for POWs?
• What is physical fitness?
• Which statement best completes the Army's Mission phrasing?
• Which Army Doctrine Publication is titled: The Army?
• How many times should immediate action be applied to a weapon?
• How many major terrain features are found on a map?
• Which term describes excessive secrecy that can isolate planning efforts from essential participants?
• When would you not remove a casualty's clothing to expose a wound?
• Religious affairs specialists apply their skills along three core capabilities, what are they?
• What does the M22ACADA alarm warn you of?
• How many mils are in one degree?
• Draw is indicated by contour lines shaped how?
• What is the second highest award for valor?
• Which statement about the three lines of effort is correct?
• Minerva is associated with which domain?
• Which outcome does METL proficiency aim to achieve during mission execution?
• How many marksmanship badges are authorized for wear at one time on the Class A uniform?
• What publication covers the Army Profession?
• Which color is used for relief features and elevation on maps?
• Army Special Operations Forces deployment structure?
• Which publication covers Army Leadership?
• What movement occurs after the business is completed when reporting indoors?
• How long do commanders have to respond to requests for religious accommodation?
• Which sequence correctly applies remedial action on an M4?
• Which statement about the Soldiers Medal is true?
• Which is not an attribute listed for army leaders?
• What shape indicates a hill on a topographic map?
• Which of the following is a sign of heat cramps that involves the limbs?
• How much water may soldiers lose per hour in MOPP 4?
• Where is the legend of the map found?
• What are Nonappropriated Funds?
• The characteristics of special operations soldiers enable them to carry out which type of operation?
• In the immediate action sequence for the M4, what is the final action to attempt to fire again?
• What is the fourth step in the UMT problem-solving process?
• FCX stands for?
• What command is given to reverse the direction of a march?
• What word is inscribed on the Medal of Honor's suspension bar?
• Which of the following is NOT a classification of Article 15 proceedings?
• Army civilians provide which major benefit to Army organizations?
• How are marksmanship badges worn on the male Class A uniform?
• Which of the following is one of the five areas of religious accommodation?
• How do SOF Commanders ensure efficient use of all available resources and maintain unity of effort?
• Which foot is your leading foot?
• In the AVPU evaluation, what does the letter 'V' represent?
• What is the rank of the USASOC Command Chief Warrant Officer?
• Which term describes the arrangement of elements of a unit in a prescribed manner?
• Which of the following is one of the five basic fundamentals that commanders and leaders must use?
• Which statement best describes the binding relationship of the Army Profession to civil authority?
• How many Norths are there on a military map?
• One resource Chaplains have to assist and advise the command in situational awareness and understanding?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a factor affecting unit morale?
• Which FM covers Drill and Ceremony?
• What are counterterrorism actions?
• When will the Army not approve requests for religious accommodation?
• What does the dove with olive branch symbolize in the Chaplain corps insignia?
• Which of the following are the two supplementary terrain features?
• ADP 3-05 describes the role of United States Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF).
• Which statement best defines command?
• Define Character
• Which FM covers Physical Readiness Training?
• Which factor is essential for developing and maintaining international support?
• Which statement best describes the All-Volunteer Force's impact on joint operations?
• A saddle is depicted on a map by which contour pattern?
• Which reference covers the M4 carbine?
• The core exercise labeled with number 4 targets which part of the body?
• Under what article is Non-judicial punishment imposed?
• The three lines of effort that guide the development and employment of special operations are?
• Two levels down, leaders should know about subordinates' strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities.
• APFs rather than CTOF should be used to-
• Spur is depicted by contour lines shaped how?
• What can exclude key special operations forces and conventional forces personnel from the planning cycle?
• FM 7-0 covers which topic?
• What is Army Ethic?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a quality of an effective counselor?
• What is the primary purpose of the UTM system?
• What does the principle of precision enhance in SOF operations?
• Which statement about wearing religious jewelry in uniform is true?
• In executing religious support, what is the most critical principle?
• What are the three phases of physical conditioning?
• DA Form 2442 is used to document what?
• During irregular operations, through what capability would SOF conduct disruption operations unilaterally?
• How close will a six-digit grid coordinate get you to your point?
• What is the purpose of a religious area analysis as used by chaplains?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three core capabilities of Religious Affairs Specialists?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of an oath in this framework?
• Which pulse point is located at the wrist?
• Which decoration has George Washington's picture on it?
• Three alarm types: which statement is true?
• Which statement describes General Order No 2?
• Which operational concept is based on seizing, retaining, and exploiting the initiative to gain a position of relative advantage?
• Mission orders are directives that emphasize to subordinates the results to be attained, not how they are to achieve them. Which option best describes mission orders?
• Whose profile is on the Medal of Honor?
• What do the principles of discrete, precise, and scalable operations allow SOF to conduct?
• What is the angle of the service stripe in its placement on the sleeve?
• Which term describes a structured review after training to identify what happened and how to improve?
• What are the articles 77 through 134 of the UCMJ known as?
• On a military map, which color denotes cultural features such as populated areas, main roads, and boundaries?
• What covers Chaplaincy resources management?
• Who awards the Medal of Honor?
• What must special operations policies, plans, and operations be consistent with?
• What is considered the Army's life blood?
• Which statement best describes RS planning, training, and tasks?
• Which statement best describes KNOW in Be-Know-Do?
• Which component provides aviation support for Army Special Operations Forces?
• What is the maximum number of clasps that can be attached to each marksmanship badge?
• Which statement describes General Order No 3?
• What is engraved on the reverse side of every decoration or good conduct medal other than the Medal of Honor?
• What describes the Army's role to Shape?
• What are special operations?
• TADSS stands for?
• Which codes are used to rate task proficiency, and what do they stand for?
• Which term describes the vertical distance between adjacent contour lines?
• What is the role of the CSM?
• The protective mask will not protect against which of the following?
• Who holds the position of USASOC Command Chief Warrant Officer?
• Which of the following is one of the three primary tasks to integrate all military functions during mission command warfighting functions?
• Define Responsibility.
• Which data is included in the standard POW information?
• Which statement accurately describes the Religious Affairs Specialist?
• Counterproliferation actions are actions designed to prevent the threat and/or use of weapons of mass destruction against which?
• Types of evaluations?
• The exercise of mission command is based on which element?
• What is described as a continuous process spanning a leader's entire career?
• When using a compass with a map, which north direction is referenced?
• What form is used for counseling?
• What does the blue color on the Chaplain corps insignia signify?
• Which statement describes General Order No 1?
• Which publication covers map reading and land navigation?
• Describe the M4 rifle.
• What directly affects US success throughout the range of military operations?
• Why does the Army Train?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of court-martial?
• What is the third step in the lifesaving ABCs of medical treatment?
• When do you salute inside a building?
• CPX stands for?
• What is the canonical order of the five basic fundamentals?
• In military terms, what describes an element?
• What is the vision of the Chaplaincy?
• The ordinal designation for the Sergeant Major of the Army mentioned in the document is which of the following?
• Which term is a level of leadership?
• Which Army Regulation covers military Justice?
• Who is the 23rd Chief of Chaplains?
• Which publication covers Battle-Focused Training?
• How is the Regimental Distinctive Insignia (RDI) worn on the male Class A uniform?
• In basic drill, which foot is typically considered the leading foot for most movements?
• Which term describes locating your position by sighting two known points to determine an unknown location?
• Self development is designed to enhance qualifications for what?
• Which entity approves Medal of Honor nominations?
• How do you perform immediate action on the M9 pistol?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four fundamentals of marksmanship?
• What does army certification measure?
• Who is the commander in chief?
• Which statement best describes MILES in training?
• Which publication covers Drill and Ceremony?
• Who is the U.S. Army Chief of Staff?
• What two aspects of a religious request memorandum will a Chaplains memorandum address?
• Which field manual is used for map reading and land navigation?
• What does resection mean?
• Describe the M9 pistol.
• Which statement is true about the M4 rifle?
• In mission command terminology, which statement defines a team?
• What is DA Form 705 commonly referred to as?
• In an AAR, which component involves establishing what happened?
• What is the translation of the motto 'Pro deo et patria' used by the Chaplain Corps insignia?
• How does a commander exercise command?
• Which of the following is a sign of heat exhaustion?
• Which list contains all five basic fundamentals?
• What is the legal foundation for the department of Defense and the Armed Forces of the United States?
• The Blue Book holds which historical significance?
• The two critical capabilities of SOF are:
• Rank is defined as what?
• A surgical strike is characterized by its execution in which environments?
• Which milestone occurred most recently among these events: 1909 establishment, 1933 unofficial school, 1965 MOS change, 1985 insignia, 2001 MOS change?
• Which code governs discipline for U.S. military personnel?
• Which of the following is an exercise in the Preparation Drill?
• When was the NCO support channel formally recognized?
• Which item could be used as a splint from military equipment?
• What should be done if marksmanship badge placement needs adjustment due to body-shape differences?
• During peacetime, who is the approving authority for the Soldier's Medal?
• Which publication covers Military Justice?
• Which of the following is an exercise in the Recovery Drill?
• How many stars are on the blue silk shield that the Army Medal of Honor is suspended from?
• How are service stripes placed on the class A uniform?
• Saddle orientation on a map is shown by which pattern?
• Which is NOT a listed function outside designated theaters?
• Esprit de Corps is defined as?
• After injecting with an auto injector, where should you place it?
• At the last note of retreat, what will happen?
• What are appropriated funds?
• Which statement best describes the role of empathy in counseling?
• Which AR covers the Army Physical Fitness Program?
• Which sequence lists the four parts of the AAR?
• Who is the Chaplain Corps Regimental Sergeant Major?
• Which two areas are identified as the Army's investment priorities for preparation?
• During retreat, the flag is lowered to complete at the last note of the music. Which option reflects this?
• Which action is not listed in the immediate action sequence for the M4?
• Who is an army professional?
• At echelons above brigade, Chaplains and 56M form what?
• Which item is NOT listed as a morale factor for a unit?
• How many skill tabs can be worn on the ACU?
• What covers Awards and Decorations?
• What are the attributes of an army leader?
• Which regulation covers military awards?
• The chain of command is the mechanism by which authority is exercised from which to which?
• Which regulation covers accommodating religious practices?
• What must the commanders at all levels ensure their soldiers operate in accordance with to maintain legitimacy and credibility?
• Under Article 31 rights, which statement correctly describes the rights provided?
• What is the mission of the Army Chaplain Corps?
• If you become a POW, which information are you required to provide?
• What is a sergeant's business?
• Which statement is true about behavior during retreat regardless of music?
• What are the three levels of leadership?
• Define Commitment
• Which is the highest Army award during wartime?
• What are counter proliferation actions?
• Which pairing correctly matches a unit with its typical size range?
• Where are unit awards worn on the male Class A uniform?
• When was the constitution adopted?
• Which document provides guidance on the Army's awards program?