AV CCC Final Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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What are the leadership requirements, competencies? ✔Correct Answer-1. Leads
2. Develops
3. Achieves
(ADRP 6-22)
What are the leadership requirements, attributes? ✔Correct Answer-1. Character
2. Presence
3. Intellect
(ADRP 6-22)
What is in the commander's Security Guidance? ✔Correct Answer--Focus
- Tempo (Long duration or short duration)
- Engagement/Disengagement criteria (if any), both lethal and nonlethal
- Displacement Criteria
CCIR ✔Correct Answer-An information requirement identified by the commander as being
critical to facilitating timely decision making.
Priority Intelligence Req. (PIR)
Friendly Force Info. Req. (FFIR)
NOT CCIR - Essential Elements of Friendly Info. (EEFI)
FFIR ✔Correct Answer-defined as "what the commander needs to know about his own
forces."
NAI vs TAI ✔Correct Answer-TAI= kill the enemy to influence COA
NAI= observe to figure out the enemy COA
Air assault planning process ✔Correct Answer-1. Ground Tactical Plan
2. Landing Plan
3. Air Movement Plan
4. Loading Plan
5. Staging Plan
MDMP ✔Correct Answer-The military decision-making process is an iterative planning
methodology to understand the situation and mission, develop a course of action, and produce
an operation plan or order.
, • Step 1 - Receipt of mission.
• Step 2 - Mission analysis.** Most Important Step
• Step 3 - Course of action development.
• Step 4 - Course of action analysis.
• Step 5 - Course of action comparison.
• Step 6 - Course of action approval.
• Step 7 - Orders production, dissemination, and transition.
Used at the BN level
TLPs ✔Correct Answer-Troop-leading procedures are a dynamic process used by small-unit
leaders to analyze a mission, develop a plan, and prepare for an operation. Commanders and
leaders without a staff use TLP
1. RECEIVE THE MISSION
2. ISSUE THE WARNING ORDER
3. MAKE A TENTATIVE PLAN
4. INITIATE MOVEMENT
5. CONDUCT RECONNAISSANCE
6. COMPLETE PLAN
7. ISSUE THE ORDER
8. SUPERVISE AND REFINE
Used at the Company/troop level
What are the parts of the commanders intent? ✔Correct Answer-1. Expanded Purpose
2. Key Tasks (1-6)
3. End State (Friendly, Enemy, Terrain Civilian)
What are the civil considerations? ASCOPE ✔Correct Answer-1. Areas
2. Structures
3. Capabilities
4. Organizations
5. People
6. Events
What is in the initial WARNO? ✔Correct Answer-• The type of operation.
• The general location of the operation.
• The initial operational time line.
• Any movements to initiate.
• Any collaborative planning sessions directed by the commander.
• Initial IR or CCIR.
• ISR tasks.
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
What are the leadership requirements, competencies? ✔Correct Answer-1. Leads
2. Develops
3. Achieves
(ADRP 6-22)
What are the leadership requirements, attributes? ✔Correct Answer-1. Character
2. Presence
3. Intellect
(ADRP 6-22)
What is in the commander's Security Guidance? ✔Correct Answer--Focus
- Tempo (Long duration or short duration)
- Engagement/Disengagement criteria (if any), both lethal and nonlethal
- Displacement Criteria
CCIR ✔Correct Answer-An information requirement identified by the commander as being
critical to facilitating timely decision making.
Priority Intelligence Req. (PIR)
Friendly Force Info. Req. (FFIR)
NOT CCIR - Essential Elements of Friendly Info. (EEFI)
FFIR ✔Correct Answer-defined as "what the commander needs to know about his own
forces."
NAI vs TAI ✔Correct Answer-TAI= kill the enemy to influence COA
NAI= observe to figure out the enemy COA
Air assault planning process ✔Correct Answer-1. Ground Tactical Plan
2. Landing Plan
3. Air Movement Plan
4. Loading Plan
5. Staging Plan
MDMP ✔Correct Answer-The military decision-making process is an iterative planning
methodology to understand the situation and mission, develop a course of action, and produce
an operation plan or order.
, • Step 1 - Receipt of mission.
• Step 2 - Mission analysis.** Most Important Step
• Step 3 - Course of action development.
• Step 4 - Course of action analysis.
• Step 5 - Course of action comparison.
• Step 6 - Course of action approval.
• Step 7 - Orders production, dissemination, and transition.
Used at the BN level
TLPs ✔Correct Answer-Troop-leading procedures are a dynamic process used by small-unit
leaders to analyze a mission, develop a plan, and prepare for an operation. Commanders and
leaders without a staff use TLP
1. RECEIVE THE MISSION
2. ISSUE THE WARNING ORDER
3. MAKE A TENTATIVE PLAN
4. INITIATE MOVEMENT
5. CONDUCT RECONNAISSANCE
6. COMPLETE PLAN
7. ISSUE THE ORDER
8. SUPERVISE AND REFINE
Used at the Company/troop level
What are the parts of the commanders intent? ✔Correct Answer-1. Expanded Purpose
2. Key Tasks (1-6)
3. End State (Friendly, Enemy, Terrain Civilian)
What are the civil considerations? ASCOPE ✔Correct Answer-1. Areas
2. Structures
3. Capabilities
4. Organizations
5. People
6. Events
What is in the initial WARNO? ✔Correct Answer-• The type of operation.
• The general location of the operation.
• The initial operational time line.
• Any movements to initiate.
• Any collaborative planning sessions directed by the commander.
• Initial IR or CCIR.
• ISR tasks.
