Stability dsca - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Threat courses of action - What is a primary output of intelligence preparation of the battlefield (IPB) during mission analysis that provides the foundation for developing friendly COAs? Destroy Secure - Which of the following terms is a tactical mission task? (select all that apply) Rapid decision making and synchronization process - What planning methodology would you recommend during the execution of the mission if an unanticipated threat is likely to cause a change in the concept of t...

What is doctrine? CORRECT ANSWER The army thought process. how to think, rather than what to think. what are TTPs CORRECT ANSWER Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures what are tactics CORRECT ANSWER the employment of units in combat a tactician must understand and master the: CORRECT ANSWER art and science of tactics what are the three interrelated aspects of the art of tactics? CORRECT ANSWER 1) the creative way to accomplish assigned missions 2) Decision making under adverse conditi...

Stability-DSCA

2 elements added to war fighting functions to complete the elements of combat power - Leadership and information 3 levels of intelligence - Strategic, Operational, Tactical 3 types of boundary lines - Lateral, rear and forward 8 Operational Variables - PMESII-PT Control measure categories - Points, lines, areas culture? - shared set of beliefs, values, norms and behavior common to a group of people Definition of combined arms? - Synchronized and simultaneous application of all elements of...

_________ is fundamental to the art and science of warfare. - A: Command And Control Reference: Section 7 6 primary goals of Stability operations - Establish Civil Security, Establish Civil Control, Restore Essential Services, Support to Governance, Support to Economic and Infrastructure Development and conduct security operation A Body of thought on how the Army Forces operate as an integral part of a joint force. Acts as Guidance and not fix set of rules - Army Doctrine ADRP 6-22 lists ...

Infantry ALC Tactics (ULO,TLP,Combat Power,OFF,DEF,Patrolling) What is doctrine? ️️The army thought process. how to think, rather than what to think. what are TTPs ️️Tactics,Techniques, and Procedures what are tactics ️️the employment of units in combat a tactician must understand and master the: ️️art and science of tactics what are the three interrelated aspects of the art of tactics? ️️1) the creative way to accomplish assigned missions 2) Decision making u...

Decisive Action Tasks CORRECT ANSWER stability, defense, offense, DSCA Domains of Battle CORRECT ANSWER Land, Sea, Air, Space, and Cyberspace The lowest echelon which conducts MDMP is? CORRECT ANSWER Battalion Doctrine explains that leaders at all levels must balance the art of _________ and the science of ___________. CORRECT ANSWER command; control Principles of Mission Command CORRECT ANSWER prudent risk and competence During urban operations, units may become separated or isol...

What is doctrine? - The army thought process. how to think, rather than what to think. what are TTPs - Tactics,Techniques, and Procedures what are tactics - the employment of units in combat a tactician must understand and master the: - art and science of tactics what are the three interrelated aspects of the art of tactics? - 1) the creative way to accomplish assigned missions 2) Decision making under adverse conditions. 3)understanding the affects of combat on the soldier what is the ...

Define- Mission Command The exercise of authority and direction by the commander using mission orders to enable disciplined initiative within the commander's intent to empower agile and adaptive leaders in the conduct of unified land operations. This develops the situation and integrate military operations to achieve the commander's intent and desired end state. Explain- Mission Command Further explained, commanders and staffs apply the foundational mission command philosophy together...

Unified Land Operations correct answers How the Army seizes, retains, and exploits the initiative to gain and maintain position of relative advantage, and create conditions favorable for conflict resolution Army Doctrine correct answers A body of thought on how Army forces intend to operate as an integral part of a joint force. Focus of Army Doctrine correct answers How to think - Not what to think Army Doctrine establishes: correct answers -How the Army views the nature of Operations ...