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F101B Quiz QUESTION 1 Although they do track the status of U.S. forces, the primary focus of the HQDA is on ________. A. treaty compliance and support of the State Department B. the three DOD decision support systems C. policy and resourcing decisions that affect the entire force QUESTION 2 ADCON is the control system used by the DA to execute the SECARMY's responsibility to provide Title 10 support to all Army Forces. What is NOT true of ADCON? A. It is a command relationship and includes the direction of combat operations. B. Only Army element can be part of the ADCON chain of control and the ADCON support relationship may change as units relocate. See lesson F101b Force Management Life Cycles p. 33-02 C. It allows the DA to execute its responsibility to provide Title 10 support to Army force while allowing the CCDR to execute command of combat operations. QUESTION 3 HQDA's Secretariat concentrates on reviewing the Army Staff's development of plans, policies, and resources to ensure they comply with what? A. Congressional guidance and the National Security Act See Lesson F101b force Management, HQDA p. 34-02 B. The SECARMY priorities C. Army Manning Guidance QUESTION 4

Although normally depicted as a sequence of phases, the Army Force Management Model often involves numerous processes and procedures which ________. A. move in parallel B. move in opposition to one another C. cancel one another out completely QUESTION 5 Key to understand processes within the AOLCM is that all of the stages are ______. A. independent, and the stages will mature separately . F101A reading, Change in Management in the Army, p.7 B. linked, and a change in one will influence the others. C. sequenced and will build upon the one another until completion. QUESTION 6 Who directs the day-to-day operations of the military to include the operation of forces in combat? A. Congress B. The Supreme Court C. The President QUESTION 7 Under law (Title 10), the role of the DA is to provide capabilities to the CCDRs for sustained land operations. To do that, the Army organizes into operating forces (OF) and generating forces (GF). The OF are those forces that participate in combat and its integral support to a CCDR. The generating force are which of the following? A.

Part of the OF, but have not deployed and include only combat formations like Corps Headquarters, Divisions Headquarters and BCTs. B. Units and activities that are designed to provide support to the entire Army force such as a Recruiting Command, Basic Training Brigades, and AMC Depots. C. All non-combat units or activities even if deployed to combat. Example of these are Maintenance Companies, Signal Battalions, Field Hospital, SDDC Port Battalions AMC, and TRADOC. QUESTION 8 Which of the following is an Army organization comprised of one or more units with institutional or operational functions which is designated by the SECARMY, providing broad general support to the Army in a single, unique discipline not otherwise available elsewhere? A. A Direct Reporting Unit B. An Army Command C. An Army Service Component Command QUESTION 9 Who produces plans for the employment of the armed forces to execute national defense strategies and respond to significant military contingencies? A. Congress B. The SECDEF C. Combatant commanders QUESTION 10 The Army uses the ____________ to help it think about the implications of how changes today will affect the future. A. International Treaty Network

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B. Global Information Assimilation and Interpretation System (AOLCM) C. Army Organizational Life Cycle Model QUESTION 1 What are the three authorities granted to Congress in regard to the military? A. Staff the military, ensure political reliability of the military, promote military interests B. Design, develop, deploy C. Raise a military, determine how the military will be organized, execute general oversight QUESTION 2 ADCON is the control system used by the DA to execute the SECARMY's responsibility to provide Title 10 support to all Army Forces. What is NOT true of ADCON? A. It is a command relationship and includes the direction of combat operations. B. Only Army element can be part of the ADCON chain of control and the ADCON support relationship may change as units relocate. C. It allows the DA to execute its responsibility to provide Title 10 support to Army force while allowing the CCDR to execute command of combat operations. QUESTION 3 The _______ force exists to provide specific capabilities to combatant commanders. A. operating force B. Army Material Command C. generating force Review Lesson 101B Force Management Life Cycles p. 33-02

QUESTION 4 Although normally depicted as a sequence of phases, the Army Force Management Model often involves numerous processes and procedures which ________. A. move in parallel B. move in opposition to one another C. cancel one another out completely QUESTION 5 Which of the following is an Army organization comprised of one or more units with institutional or operational functions which is designated by the SECARMY, providing broad general support to the Army in a single, unique discipline not otherwise available elsewhere? A. A Direct Reporting Unit B. An Army Command C. An Army Service Component Command QUESTION 6 Who is responsible for developing and sustaining the Army capabilities the combatant commanders need to conduct operations? A. Congress B. The Department of the Army C. The Secretary of Defense QUESTION 7 As the Army emerged from Vietnam, it envisioned a world that was being influenced by which of the following?

A. Technology that was rapidly transforming the battlefield. B. Soldiers that demanded more pay and flexibility. C. The emerging threat of nuclear war. QUESTION 8 ________ identifies the congressionally-directed responsibilities of SECARMY. A. Congress B. The Supreme Court C. Title 10 QUESTION 9 Under law (Title 10), the role of the DA is to provide capabilities to the CCDRs for sustained land operations. To do that, the Army organizes into operating forces (OF) and generating forces (GF). The OF are those forces that participate in combat and its integral support to a CCDR. The generating force are which of the following? A. Part of the OF, but have not deployed and include only combat formations like Corps Headquarters, Divisions Headquarters and BCTs. B. Units and activities that are designed to provide support to the entire Army force such as a Recruiting Command, Basic Training Brigades, and AMC Depots. C. All non-combat units or activities even if deployed to combat. Example of these are Maintenance Companies, Signal Battalions, Field Hospital, SDDC Port Battalions AMC, and TRADOC. QUESTION 10 Which of the following is one of the three DOD-directed processes used to integrate force management? A. Defense Acquisition System

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B. Defense Materiel and Budget System C. Joint Programming, Planning and Execution QUESTION 1 ________ identifies the congressionally-directed responsibilities of SECARMY. A. Congress B. The Supreme Court C. Title 10 QUESTION 2 Who directs the day-to-day operations of the military to include the operation of forces in combat? A. Congress B. The Supreme Court C. The President QUESTION 3 Which of the following is an Army organization comprised of one or more units with institutional or operational functions which is designated by the SECARMY, providing broad general support to the Army in a single, unique discipline not otherwise available elsewhere? A. A Direct Reporting Unit B. An Army Command C. An Army Service Component Command

QUESTION 4 Two foundational documents inform the three DOD-directed processes used to integrate force management. Which of the following is one of those two documents? A. The National Military Strategy B. The Army Plan F101b Introduction, Preparation p 21-05 C. The Defense Planning Guidance QUESTION 5 Under law (Title 10), the role of the DA is to provide capabilities to the CCDRs for sustained land operations. To do that, the Army organizes into operating forces (OF) and generating forces (GF). The OF are those forces that participate in combat and its integral support to a CCDR. The generating force are which of the following? A. Part of the OF, but have not deployed and include only combat formations like Corps Headquarters, Divisions Headquarters and BCTs. B. Units and activities that are designed to provide support to the entire Army force such as a Recruiting Command, Basic Training Brigades, and AMC Depots. C. All non-combat units or activities even if deployed to combat. Example of these are Maintenance Companies, Signal Battalions, Field Hospital, SDDC Port Battalions AMC, and TRADOC. QUESTION 6 Although they do track the status of U.S. forces, the primary focus of the HQDA is on ________. A. treaty compliance and support of the State Department B. the three DOD decision support systems C. policy and resourcing decisions that affect the entire force QUESTION 7

Which of the following DOD-directed force management processes is used to identify requirements? A. Defense Acquisition System B. Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution C. Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System QUESTION 8 Who is responsible for developing and sustaining the Army capabilities the combatant commanders need to conduct operations? A. Congress B. The Department of the Army C. The Secretary of Defense QUESTION 9 ADCON is the control system used by the DA to execute the SECARMY's responsibility to provide Title 10 support to all Army Forces. What is NOT true of ADCON? A. It is a command relationship and includes the direction of combat operations. B. Only Army element can be part of the ADCON chain of control and the ADCON support relationship may change as units relocate. C. It allows the DA to execute its responsibility to provide Title 10 support to Army force while allowing the CCDR to execute command of combat operations. QUESTION 10 Although normally depicted as a sequence of phases, the Army Force Management Model often involves numerous processes and procedures which ________. A. move in parallel

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