Adp 1 The Army

Front 1

What is the primary responsibility of army in reference to ADP?

Back 1

Conduct prompt and sustain land combat operations as a joint force

Front 2

What are unified land operations?

Back 2

Execution of offense, defense, stability and defense of civil authority

Front 3

How many streamers adorn the army flag?

Back 3

190

Front 4

What is the first thing you do when handling a weapon?

Back 4

Make sure its clear

Front 5

What ADP covers the army ?

Back 5

ADP 1

Front 6

Why does the army exist ?

Back 6

To defend the Nation and protect our Nation’s interests

Front 7

When did the Second Continental Congress establish the Continental Army, instituting the United States Army as the first Service of the Armed Forces of the United States?

Back 7

June 14, 1775

Front 8

The Army accomplishes its mission by supporting the joint force in four strategic roles. What are these roles?

Back 8

(1) Shaping operational environments(2) Preventing conflict(3) Prevailing in large-scale ground combat operations

(4) Consolidating gains

Front 9

How does the Army achieve readiness?

Back 9

Through sound doctrine,

capable organizations,

realistic training and education, modernized equipment,

inspired leadership,

disciplined Soldiers

Front 10

What enables the Army to serve America faithfully as an established military profession?

Back 10

The Army’s essential characteristics of trust,

honorable service,

military expertise,

stewardship,

ésprit de corps

Front 11

What are the 3 components of total army?

Back 11

Regular Army, the Army National Guard, and the Army Reserve

Front 12

Therefore, what is the most distinguishing characteristic of the land domain?

Back 12

The human element

Front 13

What produces enduring positive effects for regional stability and effective deterrence

Back 13

Partnership

Front 14

What systems allow the Army access to communications, positioning, navigation, and timing to deploy and employ rapidly and lethally?

Back 14

Space systems

Front 15

Victory rarely stems from a single, rapid strike. How are most wars and conflicts won?

Back 15

By committing land forces

Front 16

What is and will remain the U.S. Army’s first priority?

Back 16

Readiness to ground combat

Front 17

What clarifies the enduring reasons for which our Army is organized, trained, and equipped?

Back 17

The strategic roles

Front 18

These capabilities include special warfare and surgical strike operations in hostile, denied, or politically sensitive areas?

Back 18

Army special operations forces

Front 19

Through what operational concept do Army forces accomplish their missions?

Back 19

unified land operations

Front 20

What term depicts an approach that empowers subordinates and is necessary for success in complex and ambiguous environments? (2-36)

Back 20

Mission command

Front 21

What is the Army’s approach to command and control?

Back 21

Mission command

Front 22

Why is the Army’s mission vital to our nation?

Back 22

Because we are a Service capable of defeating enemy ground forces and indefinitely seizing and controlling those things an adversary prizes most—its land, its resources, and its population

Front 23

To achieve our Army’s vision, the Army must meet five objectives in the coming years. What are they?

Back 23

- Man- Organize- Train- Equip- Lead

Front 24

What war marked the first time the U.S. Army sent forces into combat outside North America?

Back 24

Spanish American War

Front 25

Why does the 6th of June 1944 remain one of the most important dates in the history of the U.S. Army?

Back 25

Invaded beaches of Normandy, France