Answer: The greatest combat power results when leaders synchronize combat support (CS) and combat service support (CSS) systems to compliment and reinforce one another. Topic:Battle Focused Training Question #6: Once soldiers and units have trained to the standard, how do they maintain proficiency? Answer: They maintain proficiency through sustainment training. Page 2 / 29 © Copyright 1999-2011 ArmyStudyGuide.com Version 5.3 Topic:Battle Focused Training Question #7: Which FM covers Battle Focused Training? Answer: FM 7-1.
What role does the HR Sergeant play in the Army Profession? The Human Resources Sergeant has a responsibility to ensure all other members of the Army are free of distractions and worries. They do so by providing support that affects Soldiers’ overall readiness and well-being. The HR Sergeant in an organization must ensure Soldiers are combat-ready. Primarily, they assist Soldiers’ develop their careers.
I am also responsible for the External Analysis. I was responsible for establishing leadership climate of the unit and developing disciplined and cohesive units. This sets the parameters within which command will be exercised and, therefore, sets the tone for social and duty relationships within the command. I trained the Instructors to plan, supervise, and integrates the installation, operation, and maintenance of Signal support systems, to include radio, wire and battlefield automated systems. I taught them how plans and provide unit level training for automation and communications systems and Signal support equipment.
1–4. Goals and mission Personnel readiness is a responsibility of command. All commanders are Retention Officers, responsible to sustain Army personnel readiness by developing, implementing, and maintaining aggressive local Army Retention Programs, designed to accomplish specific goals and missions consistent with governing laws, policies, and directives. a. The goals of the Army Retention Program are to— (1) Reenlist, on a long term basis, sufficient numbers of highly qualified Active Army soldiers.
Military culture is changing as a result of various social and environmental influences, especially its demands for deployment readiness. Widespread organizational changes, within its demanding political environment, are affecting all military concerns, specifically its physical requirement and performance levels for Airmen. The new physical training standard and information monitoring system, Air Force Fitness Management System (AFFMS), is a way to ensure Airmen are prepared to do the nation’s work and encourage them to embrace a culture of fitness (Air Force, 2010). Individuals or entire commands are working with each other, helping their wingmen through team building and sports activities, thus ensuring organizational dynamics are maintained and upholding the Air Force value system. New information technologies are bridging awareness levels of total health and wellness throughout the Air Force.
Second the technical support team must define operational procedures to create preparedness for an emergency; procedures to execute during an emergency situation, and procedures for catastrophic events to allow the business to function. Third the I.T. security team must also work in coordination with other departments to maintain the physical security of vital systems and emergency lighting to allow safe access to all-important areas of operation. Fourth the clerical support team must document each piece of equipment's readiness for emergency action. Fifth the database administration team must create a data backup
The development of competent and capable leaders is important to Army organizations and the United States military as a whole. Currently, institutional training for the Army's Noncommissioned Officer Corps could consist of courses such as the Warrior Leaders Course (WLC), the Basic Noncommissioned Officers Course (BNCOC), the Advanced Noncommissioned Officers Course (ANCOC), the First Sergeants Course (FSC), and the United States Army Sergeants Major Course (USASMC). Commissioned Officers in the Army may receive institutional training such as basic and advanced officer leader courses, the United States Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) and the United States Army War College. There is also institutional training available for the Army Warrant Officer. These courses are designed to provide Army leaders with training and guidance towards the development of current and future Army leaders.
He envisioned the need for a joint force and additional combat power to accomplish the mission. He recognized the importance of civil-military operations integration in the planning as locations that needed to be protected from fires were identified. He conducted IO campaigns, feints, information recollection to gain the advantage over the enemy. With the support of local sheikhs, Iraqi police, local agencies and a task force from the Army casualty rates were reduced. LtGen Natonski led the forces on the ground by open communication and continuous staff and commander’s assessments.
The study was planned and carried out as a descriptive and cross-sectional study. There 600 experienced and 87 newly graduated nurses in a military hospital. The researchers used a data collection form to report characteristics and their views on the causes and reporting of medication errors. They applied this existing theory to this new situation in order to determine generalizability to different subjects, age groups, races, locations, cultures or any such variables. The researchers obtained a written approval from the ethical committee of the military education and research hospital and got approval from the nursing department as well.
Communication in the Military Communication plays an essential role in any institution, especially in the military. The military employs two basic forms of communication; which are verbal and non-verbal. All two forms are vital to the success of the military. Without effective communication in the military regardless of the status there cannot be a positive outcome of any situation with failure to understand what is passed. Military communication has played an important role in transmitting information, orders, and reports both in the field and at sea and between command centres and deployed units both in the field and at sea.