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NCO Board NCOES and NCOPD AR 350-1 CH 3 & 4 Part 1

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This flashcard deck covers key concepts from AR 350-1 Chapters 3 and 4, focusing on NCOES and NCOPD. It includes definitions, acronyms, and processes relevant to the Army's training and education systems.

What Publication Covers NCOES and NCOPD?

AR 350-1 CH 3&4
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Definition
What Publication Covers NCOES and NCOPD?
AR 350-1 CH 3&4
What does AR 350-1 CH 3&4 Cover?
NCOES and NCOPD
What chapter of AR 350-1 covers NCOES?
Chapter 3
Para 3-1 What provides Soldiers, leaders, and the Army Civilian Corps the key knowledge, skills, and attributes required to operate successfully in any environment?
The Army institutional training and education system
Para 3-1 What are some Institutional Training Contributions for Soldiers throughout their careers?
1. Pre-Commissioning training 2. Initial Military Training (IMT) 3. Professional Military (PME) 4. Civilian Education 5. Leader Development 6. Special...
Para 3-2 What does the Acronym TASS stand for?
Total Army School System

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TermDefinition
What Publication Covers NCOES and NCOPD?
AR 350-1 CH 3&4
What does AR 350-1 CH 3&4 Cover?
NCOES and NCOPD
What chapter of AR 350-1 covers NCOES?
Chapter 3
Para 3-1 What provides Soldiers, leaders, and the Army Civilian Corps the key knowledge, skills, and attributes required to operate successfully in any environment?
The Army institutional training and education system
Para 3-1 What are some Institutional Training Contributions for Soldiers throughout their careers?
1. Pre-Commissioning training 2. Initial Military Training (IMT) 3. Professional Military (PME) 4. Civilian Education 5. Leader Development 6. Specialty and Functional Training 7. Training Development 8. Distributed Learning (DL) 9. Training Support Products
Para 3-2 What does the Acronym TASS stand for?
Total Army School System
Para 3-2 What is the Acronym for the Total Army School System?
TASS
Para 3-2 What is TASS?
TASS is a composite school system made up of AA, ARNG, USAR, and Army civilian institutional training systems
Para 3-2 What are some Initial Military Training courses that TASS conducts?
1. Basic Combat Training (BCT) 2. AIT 3. Basic Officer Leadership Courses (BOLC I, II, III)
Para 3-2 What are some of the Army training proponents responsible for TASS?
1. TRADOC 2. USASOC 3. MEDCOM 4. U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) 5. U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command (SMDC/ARSTRAT) 6. ARNG, and the USAR
Para 3-2 How is TASS training conducted?
Through both standard resident and distributed-learning courses
Para 3-2 What ensures that all Army Soldiers, regardless of component, receive the same lessons and programs of instruction, regardless of what component schools conduct the training?
TASS courseware
Para 3-2 What does NCOES stand for?
Noncommissioned Officer Education System
Para 1-22 What does ATRRS stand for?
Army Training Requirements and Resources System
Para 1-22 What is ATRRS?
ATRRS is the Army’s system of record for training utilizing a centralized training management real-time database managed by HQDA, DCS, G–1
Para 1-22 What does SMDR stand for?
Structure and Manning Decision Review
Para 1-22 What is SMDR?
SMDR validates training requirements, compares training requirements with school house resource capabilities (manpower, facilities, equipment, and dollars), and reconciles differences into an affordable, acceptable, and executable training program
Para 3-2 When are the TASS training missions are validated?
During the SMDR process, reflected in the ARPRINT, and documented in ATRRS
Para 3-2 What does TRAP stand for?
Training Resources Arbitration Panel
Para 3-2 What must Commanders and Leaders ensure prior to a Soldier attending a course?
Ensure students have the mandatory clothing requirement for the course and that they meet other course prerequisites using the Pre-execution Checklist-prior to allowing the student to report for training