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NCO Board NCOES and NCOPD AR 350-1 CH 3 & 4 Part 6

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This deck covers key concepts from AR 350-1 CH 3 & 4, focusing on training feedback, documentation, and leadership development.

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Para 4-2 | How is Feedback provided to those performing a training task?

By using After Action Reviews (AARs).
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Para 4-2 | How is Feedback provided to those performing a training task?
By using After Action Reviews (AARs).
Para 4-2 | What is an AAR?
The after action review is a structured review process that allows participants to discover how and why certain events actually happened and how to im...
Para 4-3 | What does an Individual Training Record (ITR) consist of?
diplomas, certificates of training (DA Form 87), weapons qualification scorecards, physical fitness test scorecards (DA 705), body fat content workshe...
Para 4-3 | Where will all individual and collective training in units be documented?
In DTMS
Para 4-3 | Where will all individual and collective training in institutional schools will be documented?
in the RITMS
Para 4-3 | Where will Leaders maintain the ITR?
Leaders will maintain the ITR using DTMS/RITMS
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NCO Board NCOES and NCOPD AR 350-1 CH 3 & 4 Part 6
TermDefinition
Para 4-2 | How is Feedback provided to those performing a training task?
By using After Action Reviews (AARs).
Para 4-2 | What is an AAR?
The after action review is a structured review process that allows participants to discover how and why certain events actually happened and how to improve future task performance
Para 4-3 | What does an Individual Training Record (ITR) consist of?
diplomas, certificates of training (DA Form 87), weapons qualification scorecards, physical fitness test scorecards (DA 705), body fat content worksheet (DA Form 5500/1), physical profile (DA Form 3349), records of mandatory training, and other records of training
Para 4-3 | Where will all individual and collective training in units be documented?
In DTMS
Para 4-3 | Where will all individual and collective training in institutional schools will be documented?
in the RITMS
Para 4-3 | Where will Leaders maintain the ITR?
Leaders will maintain the ITR using DTMS/RITMS
Para 4-3 | Where will all pre-deployment individual and collective training be documented?
All pre-deployment individual and collective training must be documented utilizing DTMS.
Para 4-4 | Where can you find the Army’s Mandatory training requirements?
AR 350-1 | Appendix G and table G–1 summarize mandatory training requirements for units
Para 4-4 | Where will All Army Mandatory training be documented?
in DTMS and the ITR
Para 4-5 | Where can you find the Army’s pre-deployment and redeployment training requirements?
in appendix G of AR 350-1
Para 4-7 | What must the Army do in order to maintain combat ready units?
The Army must develop Technically and Tactically Competent Leaders who have confidence in themselves and their subordinates
Para 4-7 | What does OPD stand for?
Officer Professional Development
Para 4-7 | What does NCOPD stand for?
Noncommissioned Officer Development Program
Para 4-7 | What should Commanders do once they are confident that leaders can perform mission essential tasks to standard?
Commanders can then shift and focus on Leader training for current positions can shift to leader development for increased responsibilities in the future
Para 4-7 | What does Leader training ensure?
leaders can perform currently assigned responsibilities