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What are the Semiannually periodic inventory requirement for ARNG and USAR - Inspect and review PLL Invetory and review basic and operational load Tool room/crib What AR covers Property Accountability Policies - AR735-5 What are the 5 types of responsibility - Command Supervisory Direct Custodial Personal What are the 4 records used to assigne responsibility for property - Property book Hand Receipt Subhand Receipt Temporary hand Receipt Equipment Receipt What are the four-fold of...

What is USAR Form 62-R? - Sponsors guide and in processing checklist What is USAR Form 62-1-R? - Unit Sponsor List What is USAR Form 62-2-R? - New Soldier Sponsorship Log First Line Leader (FLL) (reserve sponsorship) will? - Contact the new Soldier prior to first battle assembly. Provide and explain the job description and answer questions for the new Soldier. Ensure sponsors complete all sponsorship tasks. Complete the initial interview during the Soldier's first battle training assembly...

What is the RCP for a SCF (P) with a BASD of 1 March 1994? - 25 Years When must a Commander flag a SM to deny him automatic promotion to PV2-SPC? - NLT the 20th day Flag code J is used to identify what? - Army physical Fitness Test Failure What article of the MCM covers malingering? - Article 115 What is the maximum punishment of failing to go to or going from appointed place of duty? - 1 Month Confinement, 2/3 forfeiture for 1 month What is the reasonable time given to a soldier undergoi...

Relief in place - Operation by direction of higher authority, ALL or part of a unit is replaced 3 ways of conducting a relief - Sequentially Simultaneously Staggered Sequentially - Right seat left seat. Takes time Simultaneously - All relieved at the same time. Quickest and dangerous Staggered - Relieves in a sequence by tactical not geographical orientation. Takes time Organization of forces - Should be of simular type and task orientation to maintain OPSEC. Planning of RIP - Co locatio...

What is the RCP for a SCF (P) with a BASD of 1 March 1994? - 25 Years When must a Commander flag a SM to deny him automatic promotion to PV2-SPC? - NLT the 20th day Flag code J is used to identify what? - Army physical Fitness Test Failure What article of the MCM covers malingering? - Article 115 What is the maximum punishment of failing to go to or going from appointed place of duty? - 1 Month Confinement, 2/3 forfeiture for 1 month What is the reasonable time given to a soldier undergoi...

There are how many goals in the AT and LDS? - 10 What AR describes the components of a unit AT and LDS program? - AR 350-1 What do short-term goals in the LT/LD Action Plan focus on? - Short-term goals in the LT/LD Action Plan should focus on developing skills, knowledge, abilities and experience needed for the next assignment. Who typically manages NCODP in an organization? - It is typically managed by the CSM or senior NCO in the organization. What is the goal of NCODP? - The goal of th...

There are how many goals in the AT and LDS? - 10 What AR describes the components of a unit AT and LDS program? - AR 350-1 What do short-term goals in the LT/LD Action Plan focus on? - Short-term goals in the LT/LD Action Plan should focus on developing skills, knowledge, abilities and experience needed for the next assignment. Who typically manages NCODP in an organization? - It is typically managed by the CSM or senior NCO in the organization. What is the goal of NCODP? - The goal of th...

Relief in place - Operation by direction of higher authority, ALL or part of a unit is replaced 3 ways of conducting a relief - Sequentially Simultaneously Staggered Sequentially - Right seat left seat. Takes time Simultaneously - All relieved at the same time. Quickest and dangerous Staggered - Relieves in a sequence by tactical not geographical orientation. Takes time Organization of forces - Should be of simular type and task orientation to maintain OPSEC. Planning of RIP - Co locatio...

Relief in place - Operation by direction of higher authority, ALL or part of a unit is replaced 3 ways of conducting a relief - Sequentially Simultaneously Staggered Sequentially - Right seat left seat. Takes time Simultaneously - All relieved at the same time. Quickest and dangerous Staggered - Relieves in a sequence by tactical not geographical orientation. Takes time Organization of forces - Should be of simular type and task orientation to maintain OPSEC. Planning of RIP - Co locatio...

There are how many goals in the AT and LDS? - 10 What AR describes the components of a unit AT and LDS program? - AR 350-1 What do short-term goals in the LT/LD Action Plan focus on? - Short-term goals in the LT/LD Action Plan should focus on developing skills, knowledge, abilities and experience needed for the next assignment. Who typically manages NCODP in an organization? - It is typically managed by the CSM or senior NCO in the organization. What is the goal of NCODP? - The goal of th...