MLC Final Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers
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Fundamentals of Writing ✔Correct Answer-a. Substance b. Style c. Organization d.
Correctness
Substance ✔Correct Answer-a. Includes a clearly stated thesis b. All supporting paragraphs
back up the thesis c. Content is relevant to the subject d. There is sufficient, specific evidence
for each supporting point e. Information used provides enough detail to be understood f. Keep
audience in mind g. Identify and document the source of borrowed ideas or information h.
Substance analysis
Substance analysis ✔Correct Answer-i. Present more than one point of view ii. Address
potential counter-arguments iii. Each point of view is supported by evidence iv. Considerations
for ethical and legal issues
Types of Briefs ✔Correct Answer-a. Information b. Decision c. Mission d. Staff
Mission command ✔Correct Answer-The Army's approach to command and control that
empower subordinate decision making and decentralized execution appropriate to the situation
Challenges in LSCO ✔Correct Answer-i. Greater lethality ii. Less overmatch iii. Higher
casualties iv. Greater impact on personnel/equipment v. Less comfort, more austere vi. Logistical
challenges vii. Limits on vertical lift viii. Limits on fires ix. Limits on range and maneuver x.
Impact on Soldier resiliency and morale
Aspects of command ✔Correct Answer-(1) Authority; (2) Responsibility; (3) Decision-making;
(4) Leadership
Using control ✔Correct Answer-(1) Direction; (2) Feedback; (3) Information; (4)
Communication
Elements of Command ✔Correct Answer-Authority, Leadership, Responsibility, Decision-
Making
Elements of Control ✔Correct Answer-Control is exercised by the Commander through the
Staff; Direction, Feedback, Information and Communication
Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) ✔Correct Answer-that part of international law that regulates
the conduct of armed hostilities . . . The law of war encompasses all international law for the
conduct of hostilities binding on the United States or its individual citizens, including treaties
, and international agreements to which the United States is a party, and applicable customary
international law
LOAC Sources ✔Correct Answer-i. Hague Regulations - targeting and treatment of civilians ii.
Geneva Conventions - ratified by all members of U.N. and requires nations to respect and
protect the wounded and sick in combat or at sea, medical personnel and hospitals, prisoners of
war, and civilians and their property
LOAC Follow the 5S and T ✔Correct Answer-1. Search (disarm) 2. Silence 3. Segregate (by
rank, civilians from military, military from militia) 4. Safeguard (protect from further harm) 5.
Speed to rear (turn over to proper hold facility) 6. Tag (document capture details)
Training objective ✔Correct Answer-a statement that describes the desired outcome of a
training event i. Every unit in the Army is designed to provide a capability. Capabilities make up
our METL. We use the METL to identify what needs to be trained. ii. You cannot train on
everything all the time, so you'll set priorities in your training calendar.
Unit training proficiencies percentage at each level ✔Correct Answer-1. 70-80%: Platoon 2.
10-15%: Company 3. 5-10%: Battalion
Training Crosswalk ✔Correct Answer-Your identified tasks from the highest echelon to the
individual task, nesting as required, ensuring lower echelons support the higher
8-Step Training Model ✔Correct Answer-i. Plan the training ii. Train and certify leaders iii.
RECON training sites iv. Issue the OPORD v. Rehearse vi. Train vii. Conduct AARs viii. Retrain
Elements of Information in Army doctrine ✔Correct Answer-1. Principles (rule or assumption)
2. Tactics (descriptive) 3. Techniques (non-prescriptive) 4. Procedures (standards) 5. Terms and
symbols
Types of Doctrine ✔Correct Answer-1. Joint doctrine (US Forces) 2. Multinational doctrine (2+
nations) 3. Multi-service doctrine (2+ services) 4. Service doctrine
Types of Army Doctrine & Their Hierarchy ✔Correct Answer-1. Army doctrine publications 2.
Field manuals 3. Army techniques publications
ADPs approved by the Chief of Staff of the Army ✔Correct Answer-ADP 1, The Army, 3-0,
Operations, 7-0 Training, and 6-22 Leadership
Who are all other ADP are approved by (excluding ADP1, 3-0, 7-0 and 6-22) ✔Correct Answer-
US Army Combined Arms Center (CAC) CG
FMs are approved by ✔Correct Answer-the CAC CG as the TRADOC proponent for Army
Doctrine
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Fundamentals of Writing ✔Correct Answer-a. Substance b. Style c. Organization d.
Correctness
Substance ✔Correct Answer-a. Includes a clearly stated thesis b. All supporting paragraphs
back up the thesis c. Content is relevant to the subject d. There is sufficient, specific evidence
for each supporting point e. Information used provides enough detail to be understood f. Keep
audience in mind g. Identify and document the source of borrowed ideas or information h.
Substance analysis
Substance analysis ✔Correct Answer-i. Present more than one point of view ii. Address
potential counter-arguments iii. Each point of view is supported by evidence iv. Considerations
for ethical and legal issues
Types of Briefs ✔Correct Answer-a. Information b. Decision c. Mission d. Staff
Mission command ✔Correct Answer-The Army's approach to command and control that
empower subordinate decision making and decentralized execution appropriate to the situation
Challenges in LSCO ✔Correct Answer-i. Greater lethality ii. Less overmatch iii. Higher
casualties iv. Greater impact on personnel/equipment v. Less comfort, more austere vi. Logistical
challenges vii. Limits on vertical lift viii. Limits on fires ix. Limits on range and maneuver x.
Impact on Soldier resiliency and morale
Aspects of command ✔Correct Answer-(1) Authority; (2) Responsibility; (3) Decision-making;
(4) Leadership
Using control ✔Correct Answer-(1) Direction; (2) Feedback; (3) Information; (4)
Communication
Elements of Command ✔Correct Answer-Authority, Leadership, Responsibility, Decision-
Making
Elements of Control ✔Correct Answer-Control is exercised by the Commander through the
Staff; Direction, Feedback, Information and Communication
Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) ✔Correct Answer-that part of international law that regulates
the conduct of armed hostilities . . . The law of war encompasses all international law for the
conduct of hostilities binding on the United States or its individual citizens, including treaties
, and international agreements to which the United States is a party, and applicable customary
international law
LOAC Sources ✔Correct Answer-i. Hague Regulations - targeting and treatment of civilians ii.
Geneva Conventions - ratified by all members of U.N. and requires nations to respect and
protect the wounded and sick in combat or at sea, medical personnel and hospitals, prisoners of
war, and civilians and their property
LOAC Follow the 5S and T ✔Correct Answer-1. Search (disarm) 2. Silence 3. Segregate (by
rank, civilians from military, military from militia) 4. Safeguard (protect from further harm) 5.
Speed to rear (turn over to proper hold facility) 6. Tag (document capture details)
Training objective ✔Correct Answer-a statement that describes the desired outcome of a
training event i. Every unit in the Army is designed to provide a capability. Capabilities make up
our METL. We use the METL to identify what needs to be trained. ii. You cannot train on
everything all the time, so you'll set priorities in your training calendar.
Unit training proficiencies percentage at each level ✔Correct Answer-1. 70-80%: Platoon 2.
10-15%: Company 3. 5-10%: Battalion
Training Crosswalk ✔Correct Answer-Your identified tasks from the highest echelon to the
individual task, nesting as required, ensuring lower echelons support the higher
8-Step Training Model ✔Correct Answer-i. Plan the training ii. Train and certify leaders iii.
RECON training sites iv. Issue the OPORD v. Rehearse vi. Train vii. Conduct AARs viii. Retrain
Elements of Information in Army doctrine ✔Correct Answer-1. Principles (rule or assumption)
2. Tactics (descriptive) 3. Techniques (non-prescriptive) 4. Procedures (standards) 5. Terms and
symbols
Types of Doctrine ✔Correct Answer-1. Joint doctrine (US Forces) 2. Multinational doctrine (2+
nations) 3. Multi-service doctrine (2+ services) 4. Service doctrine
Types of Army Doctrine & Their Hierarchy ✔Correct Answer-1. Army doctrine publications 2.
Field manuals 3. Army techniques publications
ADPs approved by the Chief of Staff of the Army ✔Correct Answer-ADP 1, The Army, 3-0,
Operations, 7-0 Training, and 6-22 Leadership
Who are all other ADP are approved by (excluding ADP1, 3-0, 7-0 and 6-22) ✔Correct Answer-
US Army Combined Arms Center (CAC) CG
FMs are approved by ✔Correct Answer-the CAC CG as the TRADOC proponent for Army
Doctrine
