Physics /The Army Study Guide: ADRP 1 The Army Part 4
How does Large-Unit or Organizational level show Esprit de Corps?
It is shown through the shared commitment Army Professionals have for the Organization—it’s Mission and Goals, its Traditions and Customs, and its Heritage of Honorable Service.
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How does Large-Unit or Organizational level show Esprit de Corps?
It is shown through the shared commitment Army Professionals have for the Organization—it’s Mission and Goals, its Traditions and Customs, and its Her...
What is Unit and Organizational Esprit de Corps built on?
An open Command Climate of Candor, Trust, and Respect, with Leaders who exhibit concern for the Welfare of Subordinates and Set the Example for Expert...
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Where is the Authority for Civilian Control of our Military embedded?
The Constitution
Land power Complementing Air, Maritime, and Space-Based Power, and in turn the other Services making the Army the Preeminent Ground Force in the World this Joint Interdependence is the Evolution of what?
Combined Arms
What are the Army’s 10 Decisive Land power Missions?
Counter Terrorism and Irregular Warfare; Deter and Defeat Aggression; Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction; Operate Effectively in Cyberspace; Operate ...
What is Joint Interdependence?
The Deliberate Reliance of One Armed Service on the Capabilities of another Armed Service
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
How does Large-Unit or Organizational level show Esprit de Corps? | It is shown through the shared commitment Army Professionals have for the Organization—it’s Mission and Goals, its Traditions and Customs, and its Heritage of Honorable Service. |
What is Unit and Organizational Esprit de Corps built on? | An open Command Climate of Candor, Trust, and Respect, with Leaders who exhibit concern for the Welfare of Subordinates and Set the Example for Expertise and Honorable Service. |
Where is the Authority for Civilian Control of our Military embedded? | The Constitution |
Land power Complementing Air, Maritime, and Space-Based Power, and in turn the other Services making the Army the Preeminent Ground Force in the World this Joint Interdependence is the Evolution of what? | Combined Arms |
What are the Army’s 10 Decisive Land power Missions? | Counter Terrorism and Irregular Warfare; Deter and Defeat Aggression; Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction; Operate Effectively in Cyberspace; Operate Effectively in Space; Maintain a Safe, Secure, and Effective Nuclear Deterrent; Defend the Homeland and Provide Support to Civil Authorities; Provide a Stabilizing Presence; Conduct Stability and Counterinsurgency Operations; Conduct Humanitarian, Disaster Relief, and other Operations |
What is Joint Interdependence? | The Deliberate Reliance of One Armed Service on the Capabilities of another Armed Service |
What are the 4 Primary Missions of the Armed Forces that may require large numbers of Ground Forces or the Ready Availability of large Numbers of Soldiers? | Counter Terrorism and Irregular Warfare; Stability and Counter Insurgency Operations; War; the Defense of Our Homeland and Support of Civil Authorities |
What does Assured Access to Cyberspace increase the Army’s Ability to Achieve? | The Army’s ability to Enhance our Combined Arms Performance and Integrates it with Joint Capabilities |
Does the Army consider Cyberspace as a Battleground? | Yes; the intensity of Cyber Electromagnetic Activities continues to multiply |
What do Space Systems Allow the Army to Employ? | Space Systems allow the Army to Employ Weapons Systems Rapidly, Lethally and Discreetly |
What are the Army’s two Core Competencies that are Indispensable Contributions to the Joint Force? | Combined Arms Maneuver and Wide Area Security |
What are the Army’s 7 Enabling Competencies? | Security Cooperation; Tailoring Forces; Entry Operations; Flexible Mission Command; The Support we provide to the Joint Force and Ourselves; Domestic Support; Mobilizing Reserve Components |
How does maneuver effect the Enemy? | It places the Enemy at a Physical Disadvantage; the Enemy is More Vulnerable to Our Weapons than Army Forces are to the Enemy’s weapons; imposes a Psychological Disadvantage on the Enemy |
What are some of the Combined Arms Maneuver Tasks? | Offensive and Defensive Operations, Security Operations such a Screen or Guard Mission, Reconnaissance Missions, and Special Purpose Tasks such as River Crossings. Nothing the Army does is as challenging as Combined Arms Maneuver |
What is Wide area security? | The ability of land power to secure and control populations, resources, and terrain within a joint operational area |
What are Stability Operations? | The Tactical Tasks that the Army conducts to Improve Conditions for Noncombatants within Areas of Operations outside the United States |
What are the Basic Tasks of Stability Operations? | Providing Security, Exercising Control, and Providing Life-Sustaining Support such as Food and Water |
What are the more Complex Tasks of Stability Operations? | Governance and Economic Development |
What is Force Tailoring? | The Process of determining the Right Mix of Forces and the Sequence of their Deployment in support of a Joint Force Commander |
What is the “Science of Control”? | Regulating; Monitoring; Directing Unit Actions |
What does the Science of Control require? | Sophisticated and Rugged Information Systems, along with a Well-Trained Staff to Employ them |
What are the levels of Command and the Rank that Generally Commands them? | Squad-SSG; Platoon-Lieutenant/SFC; Company-Captain/1SG; Battalion-LTC/CSM; Brigade-COL/CSM; Division-Major General/CSM; Corps-Lieutenant General/CSM; Army-General/CSM |
What is the Size of a Squad? | 6-9 Soldiers |
What is the Size of a Platoon? | 16-44 Soldiers |
What is the Size of a Company? | 62-190 Soldiers |
What is the Size of a Battalion? | 300-1000 |
What is the Size of a Brigade? | 3000-5000 |
What is the Size of a Division? | 10,000-15,000 |
What is the Size of a Corps? | 20,000-45,000 |
What is the Size of an Army? | 50,000 or more |