SOLVED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● Define RELIABLITY in relation to the attributes of conduct..
Answer: To conduct yourself properly without supervision
●● Cpl Rivera displays qualities of courage and initiative. The Marine is
physically fit and shows a commitment to bettering himself through
Professional Military Education (PME). The Marine produces results in
his billet and possesses strong decision-making abilities. These attributes
are rated when assigned Proficiency Marks.. Answer: True
●● The (IRAM) provides guidance for three areas of focus when
recommending proficiency and conduct marks. Those three areas are:.
Answer: Occasion
Attributes
Rating Scale
●● Cpl Massey has just received Pro/Con marks of 2.5/3.5. When
submitting these marks to higher headquarters, what, if any,
documentation must the Marine's SNCOIC/NCOIC provide to higher
headquarters?. Answer: Documentation to support the marks and
guidance given to the Marine to support improvement.
, ●● Cpl Carpenter's average Pro/Con marks for his Marine Corps career
are 3.0/4.0. What type of discharge would be warranted for this Marine
upon separation from the Marine Corps?. Answer: Honorable
●● Define the goal of the Marine Corps promotion system.. Answer: To
promote the most qualified Marines.
●● How often are composite scores computed for your Military
Occupational Specialty (MOS)?. Answer: Quarterly to update TIS, TIG
and update yearly training including Range, CFT or PFT.
●● What are the three criteria that Marines must meet in order to be
qualified for meritorious promotions?. Answer: PME complete; superior
performance above and beyond peers; not assigned to BCP/MAP
●● Cpl Solo is a professional, motivated corporal of Marines with
4.5/4.5 Pro/Cons marks. He is PME complete and just scored 275 on the
Combat Fitness Test. Cpl Solo has the required cutting score for
promotion within his MOS. why is this Marine would not be promoted
even though he is eligible?. Answer: BCP,
Shit CFT
●● Promotions are a reflection of an expectation of... Answer: Future
Performance not a reward for the past