1st Battalion, 67th Armor Regiment (1-67 AR) Death Dealers Board Practice Test

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• What is the motto of AER?
• What is the official song of the U.S. Army?
• What is the DA Form 5501?
• What is the aim of extra training given as a corrective measure?
• What is the maximum authorized length of sideburns?
• When should speed running be performed?
• How do Army leaders build trust?
• Can a soldier who is 60 days from a PCS or ETS become a sponsor?
• Who is primarily responsible for maintaining the standards set by the ABCP?
• Which authority allows leaders to enforce discipline across all military branches?
• What are the main topics covered by AR 600-20?
• What is classified under Class VI supplies?
• What does a strong narrative typically recommend for the evaluated NCO?
• What does AVPU stand for in determining levels of consciousness?
• Who standardized the duties and responsibilities of the NCO Corps?
• Which one of the following is NOT one of the four different types of burns?
• Which component of the NCO Corps was outlined in Friedrich von Steuben's regulations?
• What is the proper title to address all generals?
• How many days a week is Physical Readiness Training (PRT) recommended to be conducted?
• What type of assistance does the Substance Abuse information and referral provide?
• When should you avoid using the Head-tilt/chin lift method?
• What publication covers promotions and reductions in the Army?
• What does TC 4-02.1 refer to?
• What action is taken if a Soldier is found to have met the body fat standards after re-enrollment in the ABCP?
• What is the correct placement for ribbons if the wearer is female?
• How many steps are there in appointing a sponsor for Soldiers?
• What is the primary directive of the Total Army Personnel System regarding sponsorship?
• What defines an informal complaint in the military context?
• When are Soldiers eligible to participate in reconditioning?
• How does the army view a command during a drill once it's given?
• What are the three categories of female hairstyles as defined?
• What does it mean for a leader to take care of people?
• Which type of complaint requires documentation of actions taken?
• Which type of slope has a gradual incline?
• Before accepting new supplies, what is an essential step?
• What is the purpose of regular participation in PRT?
• What does EOR stand for?
• What is one intended benefit of the army sponsorship program?
• When should a tourniquet be applied?
• Where can we still find part of Von Steuben's Blue Book today?
• What is the maximum number of times Soldiers may cuff their ACU coat sleeves?
• What was the first Army Noncommissioned Officers Academy called and where was it created?
• What type of duties are considered implied duties for NCOs?
• What teaching method involves breaking down commands step by step?
• How is a "step" measured in drill?
• What is the primary purpose of AER?
• Who has the authority to grant exceptions for special situations in the context of the ABCP?
• Which ranks does the decentralized promotion system apply to?
• Which is a fundamental responsibility of Commanders regarding sexual harassment?
• Are members of an allied force authorized to Senior Rate a US service member?
• What is a method to clean your mouth without a toothbrush?
• How is a Soldier's height recorded?
• Which of the following is NOT a focus of AR 600-20?
• Which principle of training emphasizes that leaders are responsible for training?
• What is one key responsibility of leaders in the Army?
• What is defined as an EO Complaint?
• Are Corrective Actions the same as Non-Judicial Punishment?
• What action must a Commander take if a medical evaluation finds no underlying condition for an overweight Soldier?
• Class V supplies are critical for which activity?
• What is the only authorized method for estimating body fat as per AR 600-9?
• In leadership, what does "Achieves" refer to?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five methods of communication?
• Is the use of English for personal communications unrelated to military functions required?
• What is the U.S. policy regarding the use of biological assets?
• Which of the following is NOT a status symbol?
• Which two types of authority are recognized in the Army?
• What time of day is considered most effective for using chemical agents?
• What ranks does the semi-centralized promotion system govern?
• Can a member of an allied force rate a US service member?
• What is the primary value of ceremonies?
• When can a Commander direct a body fat assessment on a Soldier?
• How many authorized component bars are there?
• What is the requirement for male fingernail trimming?
• What should Soldiers do if their measurement equipment is malfunctioning?
• What was the nickname given to the program that graduated NCOs quickly during the Vietnam War?
• Which Soldiers are exempt from the requirements of AR 600-9?
• What is the Male body fat assessment worksheet?
• How should measurements be recorded according to the guidelines?
• What defines "Command" in a military context?
• In what year was the requirement to perform 30 years of service for retirement changed?
• What is the definition of authority in a military context?
• Who is responsible for securing the maps for a unit?
• In terms of biological decontamination, what is a key benefit of using warm soapy water?
• Which of the following best describes the authorized size of a mustache?
• What is the purpose of AER Form 600?
• What is involved in the "Leads" competency of a leader?
• What is the enumeration technique used for in evaluations?
• In what context is general military authority applicable?
• What type of expenses can AER assistance cover?
• What is the primary method for protecting oneself against biological agents?
• Who proposed the establishment of special schools for sergeants and separate NCO messes?
• Which command is used to signal soldiers to come to attention?
• What does the last name initial in an inspection report typically indicate?
• What does DA PAM 750-8 provide guidance on?
• When is it critical to administer life-saving hemorrhage control?
• Which publication covers Field Hygiene and Sanitation?
• In what form are comments entered on a Direct and Organizational-level Report?
• What are the five major terrain features?
• What is the new SHARP Regulation?
• What are the three NCOER forms aligned with Army Leadership Doctrine?
• What does MOPP stand for?
• How soon must DA Form 5434 be forwarded to the gaining BNS1?
• Which class of supplies is most closely related to operational readiness?
• What does the acronym AER stand for?
• What does Class VIII supplies primarily include?
• How many status symbols are typically used in property accountability?
• What is emphasized in the evaluation of a Soldier on the Direct-level Report?
• What is the first status symbol listed in the five status symbols?
• What characterizes the 'modified resection' method?
• How long was the Noncommissioned Officer Candidate Course?
• Do incoming civilian employees receive sponsors within 10 calendar days?
• How can leaders mitigate resistance to their influence?
• What does the acronym OCOKA stand for?
• When would you advise the casualty to "Play Dead"?
• What provides leaders with the opportunity to apply knowledge learned through formal education?
• When was the "Regulations for the Order and Discipline of the Troops of the United States" printed?
• What time frame must the Active Army initiate financial liability investigations of property loss?
• Which color indicates vegetation with military significance?
• What is the primary goal of performing PMCS?
• What is the primary objective of the ABCP?
• What is an important aspect of NCO leadership?
• What are the categories of sexual harassment as defined by the program?
• What type of assistance is provided to E-5 and below families in need?
• What type of organization is AER?
• Which types of EO complaints exist?
• Which ranks require completion of SSD 3 for promotion consideration?
• Which of the following best describes a directive command?
• Who is responsible for setting the time of sounding reveille and retreat?
• Can a person convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence possess a weapon or ammunition?
• What is one characteristic of a Topographic map?
• What is the focus of Open Airway Techniques?
• What are implied duties in a military setting?
• What does AR 735-5 cover?
• Which of the following is NOT a navigation method?
• What is the primary function of the NCOER?
• What is the time limit for recommending an award?
• What is the preferred day for conducting the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT)?
• What is the maximum number of marksmanship badges that can be worn at once?
• What is the essence of a person's character?
• How long did the Blue Book serve as the primary regulation for NCO duties?
• What is command authority?
• What is crucial for NCOs to get the job done effectively?
• At what level may commanders authorize religious accommodations for the wear of a hijab, beard, and turban?
• What kind of program is a Memorial Ceremony considered?
• What are the general guidelines for wearing the skirt as part of the ASU/dress blue uniform?
• Which of these can be a reported contact for restricted sexual assault reporting?
• Which of the following factors is least likely to be considered in developing leadership goals?
• Which FM covers the .50 Caliber machine gun?
• What is the placement of foreign Soldiers in U.S. parades?
• What primary service does CCCS provide?
• What TM covers the M136 AT4 anti-tank weapon?
• What should a leader provide to develop subordinates?
• What symbol is used to denote a "V" Device on a badge?
• Which form is used for CSM/SGM evaluations?
• What role does a Delegate play in the evaluation process?
• What are the four levels of maintenance for military equipment?
• What is the purpose of DA Form 3355?
• What are the three types of nuclear bursts?
• Which document is required for emergency travel funding through AER?
• In the context of the CLI, what does SSD stand for?
• When must the commander provide written feedback to a complainant?
• What does unrestricted reporting allow a Soldier who is sexually assaulted to do?
• What does SINCGARS stand for?
• What is defined as the ability to meet the physical demands of combat or duty position?
• What is the action taken if you lose or damage a piece of equipment?
• What characterizes a class 1 leak?
• What does "Parade Rest" allow soldiers to do?
• When does the AER Annual Fund Campaign take place?
• What is one potential physiological effect of chemical agents?
• What essential element does the platoon guide ensure is maintained during drills?
• Where does the term "Retreat" originate from?
• In body fat assessment, what is the primary reason Soldiers need to be in proper attire?
• What is the field manual for NBC operations?
• What is the color of the chemical contamination marker?
• By what increment should circumference measurements be recorded?
• What is a primary duty of a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO)?
• Which of the following best describes the aim of maintaining health and fitness levels in the PPPT Program?
• How is the RDI worn on the female blue service uniform?
• What should a soldier do if they refuse correction from an NCO?
• Which of the following best defines a vector in the context of biological agents?
• What is the common name for the book by Friedrich von Steuben?
• Which ranks are governed by the semi-centralized promotion system?
• Which group is specifically mentioned as needing a Family Care Plan?
• What is the Retention Control Point for a Sergeant?
• What does the acronym SHARP aim to prevent?
• Can Soldiers on the CLI add additional promotion points?
• Which regulation governs the investigations of Equal Opportunity (EO) Complaints?
• Who can assist in resolving an informal complaint?
• What is one of the most effective administrative corrective measures?
• What does "Mission Command" empower leaders to do?
• How many types of SHARP reporting are there?
• What is the secondary mission of AER?
• What is indicated by the last name initial in status symbols?
• Which type of command is utilized to enhance a drill command?
• Where is the Contour Interval Note typically found?
• Which of the following is not a method to determine your location on a map?
• What are the two supplementary terrain features?
• Under what condition must males be clean-shaven?
• Which hairstyle category is not recognized for females?
• Which Army Regulation covers the Army's Body Composition Program?
• What does ABCP stand for?
• What does a horizontal dash symbol indicate?
• What is the required action after the flag is removed from a Soldier?
• Who is authorized to cut a part into their hair?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of microorganism found in biological agents?
• What is one of the techniques for dealing with sexual harassment?
• Which form is used to file a formal complaint?
• What is the primary focus of the POSH program?
• How many Special Skill Tabs are officially recognized?
• What is the time limit for a Soldier to appeal a finding?
• Is there a dollar limit on AER loans?
• What are Flash Burns?
• Which of the following is NOT a method to open an airway?
• What is covered by AR 670-1?
• Which of the following is a responsibility of individual Soldiers regarding waste management?
• How does the ABCP contribute to operational readiness?
• Are the APFT and weigh-in required to be conducted on the same day?
• What is the main goal of biological warfare?
• What is the common instrument used for measuring direction?
• What does "Most Qualified" indicate about an NCO?
• In which maintenance level would you categorize equipment that requires direct support?
• Why is rinsing the mouth after meals important?
• What is the purpose of the I. A.M. STRONG campaign?
• When should Soldiers who are not recommended for promotion be counseled?
• What causes the most casualties in a nuclear attack?
• What is defined as an action that subordinates individuals based on their skin color?
• Why is personal courage vital in Army leadership?
• Where is the Elevation Guide found on a map?
• In what year did Congress authorize voluntary retirement for enlisted soldiers?
• Which of the following describes a steep slope?
• What does TCCC stand for?
• Which of the following contributes to breakdowns in hygiene practices?
• What will be sent even if a soldier denies a sponsor?
• Who is evaluated on a Direct-level Report?
• Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT)?
• What is the key characteristic of a formal complaint?
• What are the two main parts of most drill commands?
• What are the forms of chemical agents?
• What does the principle 'Train to Standard' imply?
• Which of the following is considered a minor terrain feature?
• When is a business relationship between officers and enlisted personnel authorized?
• In what year did the Army develop Army-wide standards for NCO academies?
• How often should quarterly counseling be conducted for NCOs?
• How far above the elbow can personnel roll their sleeves when authorized?
• What happens to Soldiers who fail to meet the body fat standards set by AR 600-9?
• How many days should endurance and mobility training be conducted?
• What occurs when a Soldier re-enters the ABCP after pregnancy?
• In the context of First Aid, what does 'Assess' imply?
• With which organization does AER closely coordinate?
• What does personal hygiene refer to in a military context?
• How can informal complaints be resolved?
• Which of the following is NOT a general duty of an NCO?
• Are Soldiers authorized to wear undergarments that bind the abdomen when being measured for body fat?
• What does each service stripe represent on the uniform?
• When was the NCO support channel formally recognized?
• Which of the following encompasses the types of duties NCOs have?
• What is the definition of hazing within the military context?
• What does the acronym JSLIST stand for?
• What is defined as the arrangement of elements of a unit in a prescribed manner?
• How should one cross an area that is suspected of contamination?
• When should a Command Climate Survey be conducted after a commander assumes command?
• Which volume of the Blue Book included instructions about discipline and duties?
• What type of map portrays terrain features using contour lines?
• What is one responsibility highlighted in AR 600-20 for military leadership?
• What must First-line Supervisors provide for Soldiers who are not recommended by the unit CDR after attaining primary zone eligibility?
• Which class of supplies includes major end items?
• What was the primary purpose of the Blue Book written by Friedrich von Steuben?
• Which principle of training involves conducting multiechelon and concurrent training?
• What color is the marker indicating nuclear contamination?
• What is the primary purpose of the Army Oil Analysis Program (AOAP)?
• In which year did Friedrich von Steuben standardize NCO duties?
• For what situations can exceptions to the business relationship prohibition between officers and enlisted occur?
• What did Friedrich von Steuben write to standardize the duties of the NCO Corps?
• What are the three different types of contour lines?
• What should be your first action when treating a casualty with severe bleeding?
• What does an NCO's command authority enable them to do?
• How is biological warfare defined?
• What is the consequence for soldiers who file false complaints?
• In the context of NBC operations, what does the term 'residual hazards' refer to?
• What was the purpose of the Noncommissioned Officer Candidate Course developed during the Vietnam War?
• What is the foundational principle of the EO Policy?
• What are some of the ramifications of the Soldier being flagged?
• What is the primary method to maintain good oral health for Soldiers?
• When does enrollment in the ABCP start?
• How do leaders develop a positive Command Climate?
• In what year did the first time NCOES become mandatory?
• Are officers authorized to wear the German Marksmanship Award (Schuetzenschnur)?
• What is the minimum rank required for an Equal Opportunity Representative (EOR)?
• What type of information does the NCOER primarily provide to HQDA?
• What occurs at the last note of Retreat on military installations?
• What is a unique aspect of military leadership compared to civilian leadership?
• What is a magnetic azimuth used for?
• In a deployed environment, how may soldiers wear badges?
• What does the Army Body Composition Program help with regarding military appearance?
• What types of detection methods are typically employed for NBC threats?
• Which of the following types of agents causes the most casualties?
• What type of travel funds does AER provide?
• How long after receiving DA Form 5434 is a sponsor typically appointed?
• What services does the FRP offer?
• What are the four Special Skill Tabs?
• What happens if a soldier refuses to accept a sponsor?
• What type of environment does the Army's EO policy cover?
• Which color is used to represent elevation and relief features on a military map?
• What is the general rule for appointing a sponsor?
• What constitutes a failure in the ABCP program?
• What is the purpose of an NBC-1 report?
• What publication governs the Guide to the Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms?
• What is worn above any unit awards on the male blue service uniform?
• What are the actions required when a Soldier is determined to be exceeding the body fat standard?
• What is the key difference between a Memorial Ceremony and a Memorial Service?
• What command is given to reverse a preparatory command?
• Who can AER assist in case of a soldier’s death?
• When is a PMCS (Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services) required to be performed?
• What is the focus of the "Develops" competency?
• What does an Open Door Policy allow within a command?
• Under what condition would you not provide First Aid to a casualty?
• What does inflection in speech refer to?
• What is the recommended placement for service ribbons on the male service uniform?
• When can a command be altered after it has been given?
• In what scenarios can an alteration to a command be acceptable?
• Which aspect is essential for leaders to understand when influencing others?
• How many neck ribbons may an individual wear at one time?
• What is the proper address for a Lieutenant Colonel?
• Which of the following is NOT a mild symptom of nerve agent poisoning?
• What is the focus of Class I supplies?
• Which FM covers the history of the NCO?
• Who has the authority to order the use of nuclear weapons?
• What is the expected behavior of soldiers when a drill command is given?
• Who qualifies as an Army leader?
• What principle does the Army's promotion system support?
• What is the primary function of leadership as defined by Army standards?
• What is the focus of a command that requires adherence to specified alignment during drills?
• Which class of supplies pertains to fuels and lubricants?
• What is the distance above the pocket flap for the RDI on male uniforms?
• What is crucial for leaders to foster an effective team environment?
• What is the first step to successful navigation?
• What is general military authority?
• What type of assistance does AER provide to Soldiers and their families?
• Which of the following courses is offered by AFTB?
• What is the publication number for Map Reading and Land Navigation?
• What form is utilized to initiate a Suspension of Favorable Action?
• What does the Contour Interval Note state?
• Which microorganisms are included in biological agents?
• Are females authorized to wear earrings with their service uniform?
• Which of the following actions is NOT considered a corrective action?
• What is one of the most effective practices Soldiers can adopt to prevent the spread of disease?
• What happens if a Soldier cannot lose weight but has an underlying medical condition?
• When is a Supplementary reviewer required?
• What is a biological agent?
• What does restricted reporting allow a soldier to do?
• What is the eligibility criteria for automatic promotion to PV2, PFC, and SPC in the Army?
• What is a main practice to maintain cleanliness in living and work spaces?
• What is the main purpose of the Army Pregnancy Postpartum Physical Training (PPPT) Program?
• What are the three primary effects of a nuclear explosion?
• How should a part be cut into the hair if authorized?
• What describes the difference between grid north and magnetic north?
• What should happen to an enlisted member dating another enlisted member who is becoming an officer?
• Which of the following is a phase of Tactical Combat Casualty Care?
• Which of the following individuals is required to assist the Commander with the POSH program?
• What does POSH stand for in relation to sexual harassment prevention?
• Who was the first Sergeant Major of the Army and when was he selected?
• What is a key factor in the decision-making process for rolling sleeves?
• What is a requirement for a spouse to receive AER assistance?
• What is a factor that affects soldiers' performance in the APFT?
• What does proper training in preventive medicine measures aim to achieve?
• Who fills out and submits the NCOER for a SGT?
• When must a Rater discuss the scope of the rated Soldier's duty description with them?
• What rank did graduates of the Noncommissioned Officer Candidate Course typically achieve?
• Which Army value is essential for leaders to take initiative?
• What marital status must the sponsor share with the incoming Soldier?
• When should a nasopharyngeal airway (NPA) be inserted?
• What is the first step in the process of appointing a sponsor?
• What does NCODP stand for?
• What does the Rater Tendency Report show?
• Which rank directly follows Corporals in the Continental Army hierarchy?
• In what situation can AER funds be used?
• What is the mission statement of the Army Community Service (ACS)?
• Which of the following personnel is NOT part of the responder group for sexual assaults?
• What action must be taken when a Soldier exceeds the body fat standards?
• What is considered the best decontamination method for biological agents?
• What should leaders demonstrate to foster a positive command climate?
• Which of the following best describes "Cover and Concealment"?
• What does DNBI stand for?
• How is the RDI worn on the male blue service uniform?
• What are the two main categories of biological agents?
• What is one of the qualifications for a Soldier to be eligible for promotion to SGT?
• How is the black micro-fleece cap supposed to be worn?
• How do you determine seniority between enlisted members of the same rank?
• What defines a class 2 leak?
• By when should initial counseling be completed for NCOs?
• When assuming a leadership position, one should consider which of the following factors?
• What is included in the AER assistance for food?
• Who is required to have a Family Care Plan?
• Who holds the overall responsibility for the POSH program?
• What is the primary role of the SFAC?
• Are umbrellas authorized for use during uniform wear?
• Which of the following methods is used to disinfect nonpotable water?
• What is a key aspect of influencing others in Army leadership?
• If two enlisted members are dating, what must one do if they start a program to become an officer?
• How do you obtain a back azimuth if the azimuth is less than or equal to 180 degrees?
• What are the three types of alarms and signals used for NBC contamination warnings?
• What did Congress approve in 1908?
• What does the color red typically indicate on older maps?
• What does FMC stand for in medical context?
• Which of the following is a requirement for recommendation to the rank of SGT?
• Under what circumstances can a Soldier approach an Open Door Policy?
• How is the address for officers determined?
• What does the term "Qualified" signify for an NCO's potential?
• What does "Not Qualified" mean when rating an NCO?
• What part of the military command provides instructions for executing the command?
• In which part of the map is the Declination Diagram typically located?
• What is the minimum contribution amount to AER through allotment?
• What does the dashed line in grid convergence indicate?
• What is the time constraint for filing an informal complaint?
• What can Soldiers do to help mitigate the risks from hazardous noise environments?
• What regulation governs Awards and Decorations in the Army?
• How many meters accuracy does a four-digit grid provide?
• What is considered the best nuclear burst for maximum radiation effect?
• What term describes the belief that one gender is superior to another?
• How is the National Flag displayed on Memorial Day?
• What is one of the most effective administrative corrective measures?
• What feedback will sponsors receive regarding their performance?
• What is typically required for promotion consideration to MSG?
• Can officers and enlisted personnel maintain an ongoing business relationship?
• What is the main purpose of the army sponsorship program?
• Under what circumstances would you perform tactical field care?
• What action should be taken if the casualty is experiencing vomiting?
• What is the proper title of address for SFC-MSG?
• Who historically aided in the creation of "The Blue Book" for military drill?
• What tool is used to measure the grid azimuth on a military map?
• Which form is used to evaluate SSG-1SG/MSG?
• What does the acronym I. A.M. STRONG promote?
• Who may provide nutrition and weight reduction counseling if a registered dietitian is unavailable?
• How many different colors are typically found on a military map?
• What method does AER use to acquire funding for its programs?
• Can soldiers with a domestic violence conviction re-enlist?
• Which duty emphasizes performance standards for soldiers?
• Where should service ribbons be placed on the female service uniform?
• What does a diagonal slash indicate regarding equipment condition?
• On which NCOER form are comments entered in bullet form?
• In what year was the reinstitution of the Badge of Military Merit as the Purple Heart established?
• What value is essential for a leader to take initiative?
• For how long must the EOA maintain the file on closed EO complaints?
• What are "strong narratives" according to the evaluation criteria?
• Which of the following must common male grooming practices adhere to?
• What should Soldiers focus on to maintain hygiene in harsh environments?
• At which command level is an EOA required?
• What is the primary purpose of a chemical agent?
• Who has the authority to determine the parameters for rolling sleeves?
• Is the training of sponsors meant to include any specific policies?
• Which device is used to recommend or request an award?
• What is the primary aim of the STEP program for the Army?
• What characteristic defines neatly trimmed mustaches?
• What is a primary responsibility of Commanders and Supervisors regarding the Army Body Composition Program (ABCP)?
• What is a key method for protecting Soldiers from noise hazards?
• Which alarm type is described as easily recognizable and reliable for responding to NBC hazards?
• Who mandates that all commanders ensure sponsor training?
• How should an NCO view their authority according to military standards?
• What does the acronym STEP stand for?
• How should males not allow their hair to fall when in uniform?
• How many different sizes of maps are there?
• Which of the following is NOT a method used to teach drill?
• What should be avoided in contaminated areas?
• What is the maximum number of repetitions allowed for corrective actions?
• What kind of soldiers are included in the SCP?
• Where are Soldiers authorized to store headgear when wearing the class "C" uniform?
• Which position is required to submit a Supplementary reviewer on an NCOER?
• What key actions ensure leaders, trainers, and soldiers are prepared for operations and training to Army standards?
• What must be done when a trained individual of the same gender is not available to conduct the measurements?
• How is precedence of rank determined among Soldiers of the same rank?
• Who is ultimately responsible for the training and appearance of the color guard?
• What date is recognized as the birth of The Continental Army and the NCO Corps?
• Where are Professional Development Models (PDMs) located?
• How does the Unit CDR determine the recommended promotions list?
• What is the first step in proper masking procedures?
• Which chapter of AR 600-20 addresses the Equal Opportunity Program?
• What is one of the severe symptoms of nerve agent poisoning?
• What is the difference between Dose Rate and Total Dose?
• How are chaplains addressed regardless of their military grade?
• What is the requirement for re-enrollment in the ABCP if a Soldier exceeds body fat standards after 12 months but less than 36 months?
• What is the primary purpose of AER?
• What occurs when a Soldier on a centralized or semi-centralized promotion list is flagged?
• What is the primary focus of a leader in developing a command climate?
• What is a key responsibility of Field Sanitation Teams?
• How many classes of supplies are there?
• When should you not elevate a casualty's legs?
• How many component bars may be worn on marksmanship badges?
• Which type of eye protection should Soldiers wear to protect their eyes?
• What type of items may AER help with in terms of housing?
• Which of the following best describes directed duties?
• What is the primary focus of the follow-up assessment carried out by an EOA?
• How can a Soldier protect his feet effectively?
• What type of counseling do financial advisors provide?
• Which of the following can a Soldier contact to report a sexual assault as unrestricted?
• Which training principle focuses on developing agile leaders and organizations?
• What does the abbreviation AOAP stand for?
• What does CCCS stand for?
• What must happen if a Soldier requires an extended period for their Family Care Plan completion?
• What is a primary focus of an NCO in individual training?
• Is it mandatory for a soldier to have a sponsor?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three pillars of leader development?
• When did the War Department first reference Noncommissioned Officer chevrons?
• What does the acronym EES stand for in the context of military evaluations?
• What regulation covers army sponsorship?
• How many steps are specifically outlined for sponsoring a soldier?
• Which of the following is NOT a required component for effective personal protection under immunization?
• What is the appropriate action for a soldier found to have a history of domestic violence?
• Can a NCO, SPC, or PVT assume command of a unit?
• Which of the following is NOT a service provided by the SFAC?
• What is the primary duration for which corrective training is continued?
• What is the required attire for Soldiers when being measured for body fat?
• How many total types of burns are recognized in the training?
• What was the original purpose of reveille in military practice?
• Where is the Sheet Name of a Map located?
• What is the primary focus of the NCO Development Program (NCODP)?
• Which form is associated with the AER application process?
• What documentation must be reviewed monthly by Commanders under the ABCP?
• How long do new recruits have to meet body fat standards after entering active service?
• What should you do if you must leave the casualty?
• Why is physical readiness training considered mandatory?
• What scale defines a Small map?
• Which form is used for the Sponsorship Program Survey?
• What kind of expenses can be covered under AER assistance related to medical needs?
• How often should corrective actions and exercises be integrated into training?
• Which of the following is NOT typically found in the marginal information of a map?
• Which of the following is not an appurtenance for military awards?
• What is the focus of the recovery drill conducted after the APFT?
• Which technique involves holding the lensatic compass in the center?
• How can chemical agents be deployed?
• What potential benefits does using the enumeration technique provide during evaluations?
• What are directed duties in the context of NCO responsibilities?
• What happened when an NCO transferred from one regiment to another?
• If a Soldier in the ABCP becomes pregnant, what happens to their enrollment?
• From where do the tasks, conditions, and standards of PRT activities derive?
• What does the Adjoining Sheets Diagram represent on a map?
• Which FM covers the M9 service pistol?
• What form is used for the Equipment Inspection and Maintenance Worksheet?
• How many principles of training does PRT link to?
• Which Army Regulation covers Army Command Policy?
• Which color would you encounter in military mapping that does not represent any natural features?
• Which map scale defines a Medium map?
• What does "depth" refer to in the context of a military formation?
• How is a class 3 leak characterized?
• Which method is used to open an airway?
• What is one benefit of restricted reporting for sexual assault victims?
• What is the minimum time a Soldier must have served to become eligible for promotion at the SGT level?
• What is the current U.S. policy regarding the use of chemical assets?
• What kind of comments are entered on Strategic-level Reports?
• When did the Sergeants Major Course first begin?
• Which is a key requirement for being eligible for AER assistance?
• Which type of complaint does not need to be filed in writing?
• What does CBRN stand for?
• How often should Command Climate Surveys be conducted?
• If a leader has not supported the Equal Opportunity program, what action must the rater take?
• What does "Highly Qualified" mean in the context of NCO assessment?
• What does the Army Equal Opportunity (EO) Program aim to address?
• What is the accuracy of an eight-digit grid?
• Why is it important to destroy maps that may be captured?
• What is an essential aspect Soldiers must consider during reconditioning?
• Which of the following is a principle of preventive medicine measures?
• What step involves checking the seal of the mask during proper masking procedures?
• How does leadership typically develop within an individual?
• What is the first step in determining seniority among enlisted members?
• What is the significance of the command of execution?
• What type of environment does "quid pro quo" sexual harassment create?
• Which program focuses on the development of NCOs through structured training?
• What does the Full Military Honors team consist of?
• What does the leader development process involve?
• Who was responsible for promoting NCOs from the Revolutionary War to WWII?
• What should be conducted after the conclusion of the APFT?
• At what levels are Equal Opportunity Representatives (EORs) supposed to be appointed?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of chemical agents?
• What type of terrain feature is a 'spun'?
• Which type of command is meant to be carried out in conjunction with another command?
• What does SHARP stand for?
• Which color is used to identify water features such as lakes and rivers on a military map?
• Why are cities considered effective locations for biological attacks?
• What does Class IV supplies consist of?
• Which document is used to transmit sponsorship requirements to gaining commands?
• How is the development of leaders viewed within the Army structure?
• What is the wear out date of the fire resistant combat uniform in OEF-CP?
• To whom can a Soldier report a sexual assault if they wish to keep it restricted?
• What should be a key consideration when taking corrective actions?
• What specific notation should a rater include on the NCOER if the leader does not support EO?
• What does the ABCP provide Commanders with?
• Who holds the responsibility for creating a positive EO climate within a unit?
• Who is guaranteed the opportunity to have a sponsor?
• What is the U.S. policy regarding the use of nuclear assets?
• Who takes command in a prisoner of war camp?
• What is the promotion requirement for SFC?
• Which of the following is not a requirement for an effective sponsor?
• What phase follows the reconditioning phase for Soldiers once they regain fitness?
• What is the requirement for hair when being combed?
• What is the importance of recognizing an effective sponsor?
• What does signing a hand receipt signify?
• What does ADP 6-22 primarily cover?
• When should the flag be hoisted when sounding reveille?
• What is the recommended position for treating shock in a casualty?
• For how long will a pregnant Soldier be exempt from meeting body fat standards?
• What does the abbreviation FRP represent?
• Which of the following is NOT a rest position that can be given at the halt?
• What should be conducted before the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT)?
• Which of the following is used for the collection and disposal of nonhazardous solid waste?
• What is the primary goal of the Army's EO Program?
• What is the accuracy of a six-digit grid?
• What was the primary reason for the creation of The Blue Book within the army?
• If the lapel flap obscures the RDI, where may Soldiers wear the RDI?
• Who is informed of an unrestricted report of sexual assault?
• What role do NCOs play in the support channel?
• When is it appropriate to insert a nasopharyngeal airway?
• What are specified duties in the military context?
• What regulation governs the Evaluation Reporting System?
• What is the minimum time in service (TIS) for promotion to PFC?
• What would be a potential outcome of misunderstanding one's duties?
• How should weight be rounded according to the standards?
• What does the Declination Diagram indicate?
• If a Soldier exceeds the Retention Control Points due to a promotion list removal, when must they retire or separate?
• Which of the following is NOT an NCO rank in the Continental Army?
• Which means of communication is considered the most secure?
• How often can you receive the Good Conduct Medal?
• Who is more likely to sustain injury from weight bearing activities?
• Which of the following is not a type of command in a drill?
• What does the acronym EOA stand for?
• Who is evaluated on an Organizational-level Report?
• What is the primary purpose of drill and ceremony?
• What is a consequence of improper human waste disposal?
• How many days should strength and mobility training be conducted?
• What is the significance of the Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB)?
• When did WLC (formerly PLDC) become a mandatory prerequisite for promotion to staff sergeant?
• What is the role of a sponsor in the Army?
• What type of burn is caused by electricity?
• Who does the Unit CDR consider for promotion recommendations under the semi-centralized promotion system?
• What does SOI stand for in military communications?
• What action should be taken if one of the three closest measurements differs by more than 1 inch?
• Which class of supply includes ammunition and explosives?
• Where can detailed explanations of reporting procedures be found?
• Where was Friedrich von Steuben located when he standardized NCO duties?
• Who specifically does AER help among the Reserve Components?
• Which are the types of sexual harassment recognized in the POSH program?
• Are Commanders mandated to provide feedback regarding Command Climate Surveys to their subordinates?
• What color on a military map indicates cultural features such as buildings and roads?
• What does each Overseas service bar represent?
• Which three countries' traditions blended to form the NCO Corps?
• In which nostril are most NPAs designed to be placed?
• What types of badges are authorized for uniform wear?
• Do NCO's have the authority to apprehend any person subject to trial by court-martial under the MCM?
• What is the penalty for a soldier with a qualifying conviction of domestic violence regarding re-enlistment?
• What is the appropriate title of address for all Warrant Officers?
• Can Soldiers wear non-prescription commercial eyewear in uniform?
• How should the RDI be aligned when the lapel obscures it?
• What is required for a Soldier to be recommended for the Army Command List Integrated?
• When is the hand salute rendered while passing the colors?
• How should headgear fit according to military standards?
• What is indicated by the color red-brown on a military map?
• What is classified as a medical emergency among heat casualties?
• During the Civil War, who was responsible for carrying the flags and regimental colors of their units?
• How many days does an Equal Opportunity Advisor (EOA) have to conduct a follow-up assessment of all formal EO and sexual harassment complaints?
• What was a significant outcome of Friedrich von Steuben's reformations in the army?
• What is the correct method for protecting Soldiers' hands in cold conditions?
• What type of report is used for evaluating a SSG-1SG/MSG?
• How many individuals are required to take circumference measurements for the ABCP?
• Which of the following is not a category of sexual harassment?
• What is the main objective of reconditioning for Soldiers?
• What is the Form number designated for the Family Care Plan?
• What does AR 600-20 address?
• Which class of supply includes rations?
• What is the primary goal of personal hygiene practices in the military?
• What program is included in the responsibilities outlined by AR 600-20?
• What is the safe and attainable monthly weight loss goal for Soldiers in order to meet body fat standards?
• Which method is NOT used for disposing of nonhazardous solid waste?
• If a Soldier exceeds body fat standards within 12 months of being released from the ABCP, what action is expected?
• Which sites are used for measuring body fat in females?
• Which activity is considered hazing in the military?
• How must the training, instruction, or correction given to a Soldier to correct deficiencies be?
• How frequently are Soldiers required to be screened for compliance with AR 600-9?
• How many phases are included in TCCC?
• What publication covers rifle marksmanship for M16/M4 series weapons?
• What is the expected outcome of maintaining a positive EO climate?
• What is one method of addressing sexual harassment through the chain of command?
• How many days do Soldiers have to file a formal complaint after an incident?
• What does FLIPL stand for?
• What type of hazards produce immediate casualties after an attack?
• What is a two-part command in a drill?
• What is included in Class II supplies?
• Which program is referred to by the acronym AFTB?
• Why is body composition considered an indicator of a soldier's physical readiness?
• What can converting a tourniquet to a pressure dressing potentially save?
• What role do Avenues of Approach play in a military operation?
• What is the most appropriate method for recording a measurement if the readings are inconsistent?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that sponsors are properly trained?
• Which of the following is considered a Service Ribbon?
• What information was included in the Company descriptive book?
• A Circled X status symbol means what?
• Which FM is associated with First Aid?
• When may corrective measures be taken?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the U.S. Army Combat Badges?
• What should be done before signing a hand receipt?
• What does the diagonal slash status symbol signify?
• What is the primary purpose of Special Conditioning Programs (SCP)?
• What is a critical sign of electrical burns?
• What type of vehicle-related assistance does AER offer?
• What does administering life-saving hemorrhage control entail?
• What role do vectors play in the dissemination of biological agents?
• What forms of monetary contributions are accepted for AER?
• Is it possible to implement corrective actions without prior notice?
• What does the acronym JEFC stand for?
• Why should the APFT and the weigh-in be conducted a minimum of 7 days apart?
• How many times must circumference measurements be taken to ensure accuracy?
• How far down can sideburns extend according to regulations?
• What should be done with a map that risks being captured?
• When are Soldiers authorized to "cuff" their sleeves?
• Which of the following best describes the role of an Equal Opportunity Representative (EOR)?
• What must be done if the lapel of the coat obscures the RDI on a female's uniform?
• In what year was the Army's first leadership doctrine published?
• Are soldiers with convictions of domestic violence eligible for leadership positions?
• When must soldiers participating in SCP be in a program?
• What is the maximum allowable length of fingernails for females?
• In what year did the Army establish a systematic method for selecting noncommissioned officers?
• What important aspect did the Blue Book emphasize regarding NCO positions?
• What does the rank insignia for a first sergeant consist of?
• Which award can be earned for exemplary behaviour over a period?
• What is one of the focus areas of the Financial Counseling services?
• Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects the range of radio equipment?
• Which disinfection method uses iodine?
• Are the corrective measures considered punishment?
• What is the role of a Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC)?
• When measuring weight, how is it treated if the fraction is exactly half a pound?
• What is considered Key Terrain in a military context?
• What is the form for writing an NCOER for a SGT?
• Which Army regulation covers AER?
• What does the term "exclusive narrative" refer to in evaluation reports?
• What is the most likely threat to a casualty's life in combat?
• What type of feedback should a leader provide to their subordinates?
• How many months of Time in Service are required for a Soldier to be eligible for promotion to SSG?
• Which of the following is NOT a measurement site for females in body fat assessment?
• What is the recommended action for burn treatment caused by white phosphorus?
• When must single pregnant female Soldiers be counseled about the Family Care Plan?
• Are contributions required to receive help from AER?
• Which of the following is NOT an effect of a nuclear explosion?
• How does the Army prioritize Soldiers of the same rank when determining seniority?
• What role does authority play in maintaining military discipline?
• The JSLIST is designed for protection against which type of agents?
• Which of the following is a requirement for satisfactory progress in the ABCP?
• Which factor contributes most significantly to the destruction caused by a nuclear weapon?
• Which of the following services does the SFAC NOT provide?
• How many groups of Combat and special skill badges and tabs are there?
• Which factor does NOT contribute to soldiers failing APFT standards?
• Who is eligible for assistance from AER?
• What are status symbols used for?
• What provides road maps for NCOs to assist in self-development?
• How is the angle for the center of the grid sheet represented?
• What is a recommended way to prevent inhaling bore or gun gases?
• What is a part of the secondary objectives of the ABCP related to personnel?
• Why is it important to assess the level of consciousness of a casualty?
• How does a self-aware leader develop their skills?
• What does general military authority allow leaders to do?
• What term describes the duration an agent remains in a specific area?
• Is a sponsor appointed for outgoing soldiers?
• After inserting a nasopharyngeal airway, how should the casualty be placed?
• What significant change occurred to the NCO chevrons in 1902?
• What is commonly referred to as "The Blue Book" in military drill?
• What is the primary use of DA Form 5434?
• What is the Army's slogan for the SHARP Program?
• How many corrective action exercises can be selected for each corrective action?
• What must Commanders do to ensure Soldier compliance with body fat standards?
• What is the role of a platoon guide?
• When must commanders conduct a monthly ABCP assessment to measure Soldier progress?
• How often must the commander update the complainant after the initial feedback?
• What feature describes a 'depression' in terms of terrain?
• Which of the following is true about a class 3 leak?
• Which status symbol indicates a deficiency that puts equipment in an inoperative status?
• What is a consequence of failing to repay an AER loan?
• How must mustaches be maintained?
• Can attendance at a memorial ceremony be mandatory?
• What type of loan does AER provide?
• What are the two types of NBC hazards?
• How long must a rater supervise an individual before they can rate them?
• For which demographic does AER also provide assistance?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three leader attributes?
• Are dating and intimate relationships between officers and enlisted personnel allowed?
• Who is responsible for maintaining the prescribed direction and rate of march in a platoon?
• Can a leader assign responsibility and authority to their subordinates?
• In what scenario is the U.S. likely to use nuclear weapons?
• Which is the most widely used NBC report?
• In what form are comments entered on Strategic-level Reports?
• What is one of the main goals of the ABCP?
• What should the composition of NCODP consist of?
• What is one of the components measured in fitness and endurance assessments under the ABCP?
• What is the first step for Care Under Fire?
• What structure is subordinate to and supportive of the chain of command?
• The Badge of Military Merit served as a precursor to what later award?
• What does a horizontal dash signify in equipment maintenance?
• What is the primary purpose of Corrective Actions?
• Which of the following is not considered an appurtenance?
• Who is required to have a mandatory sponsor under the sponsorship program?
• What are the measurement sites for males when assessing body fat?
• What typically follows a nuclear blast?
• What FM covers the MK 19 grenade machine gun?
• What role do commanders play in preventive medicine measures?
• What is a key focus of the AFTB?
• Who can make the decision to unmask once a unit has masked?
• What is the form number for a permanent Hand-Receipt?
• What was the first form of drill and ceremony in U.S. military history?
• What constitutes a formal complaint in the military?
• The protective mask will not protect against which type of gases?
• Do NCO's have authority to impose nonjudicial punishment on other enlisted Soldiers under the MCM?
• What are the three factors that increase Soldiers' susceptibility to DNBI?
• In what situations does the Army's EO policy apply?
• What is the penalty for not adhering to grooming regulations?
• What is required for a soldier to be promoted to SSG?
• What has been a consistent role of the NCO throughout Army history?
• What FM is associated with the M249 light machine gun?
• Which of the following is a secondary objective of the ABCP?
• What is the main objective of an exclusive narrative in an evaluation report?
• How can one find the Sheet Number of a Map?
• When can Special Conditioning Programs (SCP) be conducted?
• What indicates a casualty may have heatstroke?
• Which of the following is an overall goal of the Army's command policies?
• How many days does a commander have to forward an appeal to the next higher commander?
• After being counseled, how long do Soldiers have to complete the Family Care Plan?
• Where is the most effective location for a biological attack?
• What is one of the indicators of failure in the ABCP after six months?
• Where would you find useful information that aids in reading a map?
• What is the primary purpose of the NCOER?
• Who must measure the Soldier for body fat?
• Who constitutes the "Responder Group" for sexual assaults?
• Which statement illustrates the concept of fairness within the EO policy?
• What is the primary purpose of the EO follow-up assessment?
• How does AER provide financial assistance?
• What color is typically used for biological contamination markers?
• Which regulation covers Assault Prevention and Response?
• What is a key tool that NCO's have that is essential to furthering the efficiency of their unit?
• Which programs are used to enhance NCO development during operational assignments?
• In property accountability, what is the purpose of status symbols?
• Who can participate in Special Conditioning Programs?
• What FM covers the Physical Readiness Training Program?
• What are the three types of procedures for MOPP gear exchange?
• What are the three levels of leadership?
• What is the title of address for an officer ranked Colonel?
• What is a requirement for Soldiers to be eligible for integration onto the recommended list?
• What are the two general reasons a soldier requires an on-the-spot correction?