rotc final
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- implied mission
- something within your area of responsibility that you decide needs to happen and for which you develop a plan of action on your own
- what is integrity?
- do what's right-legally and morally
- reverse planning
- ask yourself where you want to end up and work backwards from there
- what are the 3 key attributes?
- mental, physical, and emotional
- fill
- a man-made feature that fills a low area
- black indicates...
- cultural man-made features such as buildings, railroads, and roads
- brown indicates...
- cultivated land
- draw
- small valley
- what is honor?
- live up to the army values
- technical skills include...
- knowing and operating equipment
- declination
- angular relationships between grid north, true north, or magnetice north
- red and brown indicates...
- cultural features such as major roads, relief features, and contour lines
- back azimuth
- opp direction to your azimuth
- true north
- a line from any point on the earth's surface to the north pole
- valley
- a groove in the land, usually formed by stream or river
- spur
- short ridge
- what is respect?
- treat ppl as they should be treated
- grid north
- the north that is established using the vertical grid lines on a map
- cliff
- vertical or near-vertical feature
- what are the minor terrain features?
- draws, spurs, and cliffs
- depression
- a sinkholr, a pit, or low point in ground
- what are the 7 core army values?
- loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage
- attributes
- a person's fundamental qualities and characteristics
- conceptual skills include...
- critical and ethical reasoning and creativr and reflective thinking
- blue indicates...
- water
- grid azimuth
- angle between the line and grid north
- azimuth
- horizontal angle between a reference direction and the line to an observed point
- red indicates...
- on older maps-populated area, main roads, and boundaries
- value
- the central ideathat form the foundation of your character and guide your decision making and behavior
- what are the 4 army leadership skills?
- interpersonal, conceptual, technical, and tactical
- ridge
- sloping line of high ground
- g-m angle
- the angular distance between grid north and magnetic north
- interpersonal skills include...
- communicating, supervising, and counseling
- what is personal courage?
- face fear, danger, or adversity-physical or moral
- what does influencing include...
- communicating, decision making, and motivating
- what are the 3 main leader actions?
- influencing, operating, and improving
- green indicates...
- vegetation
- what are mental attributes?
- your intellectual capacity and stamina. include will, self-discipline, initiative, judgement, self-confidence, and cultural awareness.
- saddle
- a dip between two areas of higher ground
- cut
- man-made feature that cuts through raised ground
- what are the 3 base directions or azimuths?
- true, grid, and magnetic
- what are emotional attributes?
- include balance, stability, and self-control
- magnetic north
- the direction to the north magnetic pole, as indicated by the north
- what is selfless service?
- put the welfare of the nation, the army, and subordinates before your own
- warning order
- advance notice of task or mission
- hill
- an area of high ground
- what are physical attributes?
- include strength, health, and ability to perform in demanding situations
- what does operating include...
- plan/prep, executing, and assessing
- fieldcraft
- the skills a soldier needs to live in the field
- character
- who you are, demonstrated in what you do
- what is loyalty?
- bear true faith and allegiance to the u.s. constitution, the army, your unit, and other soldiers
- tactics
- the art of employing resources to win battleas
- what are the major terrain features?
- hills, saddles, valleys, ridges, and depressions
- what are the supplementary terrain features?
- cut and fill
- competence
- mastery of the basic military knowledge and skills necessary to provide leadership
- specified mission
- issued by your superior officer or from your higher headquarters
- back-brief
- verbal or written feedback from receiver indicating that he or she has understood
- what is duty?
- fulfill your obligations
- what does improving include...
- developing, building, and learning
- direct leadership
- face-to-face interaction using interpersonal communication skills to influence soldiers to perform to army standards and to constantly improve