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- What are the major activities of the operations process?
- Per ADP 5-0, how is planning defined?
- Per ADP 5-0, what is assessment?
- Per ADP 5-0, what are the three principles for effectively employing the operations process?
- Through which six activities do commanders drive the operations process?
- During planning, what guides course of action (COA) development?
- What is an integrating process?
- What is the military decision-making process (MDMP)?
- What are the first two steps of the MDMP?
- What are MDMP steps 3 and 4?
- What are MDMP steps 5 and 6?
- What is the seventh and final step of the MDMP?
- What are troop leading procedures (TLP)?
- What are TLP steps 1 and 2?
- What are TLP steps 3 and 4?
- What are TLP steps 5 and 6?
- What are the last two steps of troop leading procedures?
- What is Army design methodology?
- Per ADP 5-0, what is a rehearsal?
- What is a running estimate?
- What is a decision point?
- What are the mission variables (METT-TC)?
- What are the eight operational variables (PMESII-PT)?
- Per ADP 6-0, what is command and control?
- What are the seven principles of mission command?
- Per ADP 6-0, what is command?
- Per ADP 6-0, what is control?
- What are the four elements of command?
- What are the three elements of control?
- What are the components of a command and control (C2) system?
- Per ADP 6-0 (2026), how does the Army define the commander's intent?
- What do mission orders emphasize to subordinates?
- What is disciplined initiative?
- When deciding how much risk to accept, what do commanders weigh against the perceived benefit?
- What is mutual trust in mission command?
- Per ADP 6-0, shared understanding starts with what?
- How do commanders and subordinates achieve competence?
- Per ADP 6-0, what do senior NCOs carry out and enforce?
- What does the staff do for the commander?
- Per ADP 6-0, what is authority?
- For what are commanders legally and ethically responsible?
- What are key tasks?
- What is the end state?
- What is the Army's operational concept per ADP 3-0?
- Which warfighting function moves and employs forces to gain a position of relative advantage over the enemy?
- Which warfighting function facilitates understanding the enemy, terrain, weather, and civil considerations?
- Which warfighting function creates and converges effects in all domains against the threat?
- Which warfighting function prevents or mitigates detection, threat effects, and hazards to preserve the force?
- Which warfighting function provides support and services to extend operational reach and prolong endurance?
- Which warfighting function enables commanders to exercise authority and direction to accomplish missions?
- What are the dynamics of combat power?
- When does competition below armed conflict exist?
- When may a crisis occur, per ADP 3-0?
- When does armed conflict occur?
- What is unified action?
- What does ADP 3-0 (March 2025) do with the term 'decisive action'?
- What is an offensive operation?
- What is a defensive operation?
- Where are defense support of civil authorities (DSCA) tasks executed?
- What is the operational framework?
- What five domains and three dimensions make up the operational environment in ADP 3-0?
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