F100 Study Guide Comprehensive Part A

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F100 Exam Study Cards Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c44uqy 1. Force Management Blank is the process the Army uses to manage change while balancing needs (today and in the future) with resource constraint 2. ADCON Which line of authority is used to accomplish the Title 10 require- ments for the Secretary of the Army? 3. Joint Capabilities Integration and De- velopment System, The defense Ac- quisition System DAS, and the Plan- ning, Programming Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE) Force management uses many processes, including three critical Department of Defense (DOD) de- cision support systems. They are: 4. (determines requirements / solution approaches) (JCIDS) 5. Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (resources require- ments / solutions) (PPBE) 6. Defense Acquisition System (devel- ops and acquires materiel solutions) (DAS) 7. Congress makes and amends the laws that govern how the United States Mil- itary is organized and resourced Although the President is the Com- mander-in-Chief, Congress also has authorities in relation to the Army. One power that Congress has over DOD is: 8. Does not HQDA Does/Does not command Army units in combat. 9. Recruit, organize, train, equip, provide forces, support, supply, maintain, ad- minister Title 10, Section 7013 lists 12 func- tions that the Secretary of the Army (SECARMY) must perform. List four of them: 1 / 20
F100 Exam Study Cards Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c44uqy 10. Army commands (ACOMs) Army service component commands (ASCCs) direct reporting units (DRUs) field operating agencies (FOAs) HQDA has four types of organiza- tions that help them to meet their Title 10 functions. They are: 11. ADCON The Army retains BLANK over Army units assigned or allocated to a combatant commander. This is the relationship that allows it to meet its Title 10 responsibilities. 12. True ASCCs are heavily engaged in Ti- tle 10 management of units work- ing for a combatant. TRUE/FALSE 13. True ASCCs can further delegate AD- CON to the senior Army HQ operating in a particular area. TRUE/FALSE 14. False (ADCON is an Authority) ADCON is a command relation- ship. True/False 15. The Army Plan (TAP) Blank is the five-part Army docu- ment that refines national strategy and combatant command require- ments into an executable plan. 16. (1) Army Vision, (2) Army Strategic, (3) Army Planning Guidance, (4) Army Program Guidance Memo- randum, (5) Army Campaign Plan. The five parts of The Army Plan (TAP) are: 17. JCIDS is DOD's collaborative joint process used to identify, assess, and prioritize military capability require- ments (NEEDS) using concepts and In your own words, what is JCIDS? 2 / 20
F100 Exam Study Cards Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c44uqy integrated approaches to identify and prioritize current and future capabili- ty shortfalls (GAPS) and the potential capability (SOLUTIONS) to support warfighting mission requirements 18. SUPPORTING JOINT CONCEPTS , CAPSTONE CONCEPTS FOR JOINT OPERATIONS and JOIN T OPERATION CONCEPTS The three categories of joint con- cepts are: 19. MULTIDOMAIN OPERATIONS The Army documents its funda- mental ideas about future joint op- erations in the ARMY OPERAT- ING CONCEPT, The current Army Operating Concept is MDO, TP 525-3-1 20. ARMY OPERATING CONCEPT (MDO), FUNCTIONAL CONCEPTS (FIRES CONCEPT), SUPPORTING CON- CEPTS (URBAN OPERATIONS), ADVI- SORY CONCEPTS What is the hierarchy of the Army Concept Framework? 21. Armys Concept Framework/Concep- tial Framework ARMYS Collectively, the BLANK defines the ARMY'S VISION of how it will operate in the future and provides the BLANK Vision needed to de- termine the capabilities required across the Army to ensure future force effectiveness. 22. DOTMLPF and P. Capabilities are investigated and analyzed for solutions within the "domains" of 23. Needs Analyisis Identify Required Ca- pability and Task. Gap Identify required capability and task What are the three Capabili- ties-Based Assessment phases and their purposes? 3 / 20
F100 Exam Study Cards Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c44uqy Solution Analysis: DOTMLPFP (Pick one Solution) 24. URGENT, EMERGENT, DILIBERATE. JCIDS accounts for different re- quirement lanes to process capa- bility gaps. The lanes are: 25. DILBERATE. The preferred requirements pro- cessing lane is 26. (high potential of death or loss of mis- sion) -EMERGENT MEANS? 27. (loss of life or mission failure) -URGENT MEANS? 28. Materiel (ICD/CDD), Non-Materiel, (DCR), Doctrinal, Non-Doctrinal Results of the JCIDS process are identified as primarily BLANK OR BLANK solutions which are docu- mented respectively as a Blank or Blank 29. -organization The DOTMLPF-P domain used to analyze a unit structure is: 30. Helps submit solutions to ARSTAFF AFC (FCC & CDIDs): Does what? 31. Proponent Center of Excellence (CoEs): Is what? 32. HQDA G8 Responsible for funding AROC 33. Assesses, validates prioritize DOT- MILPFP solutions ICDT: Does what? 34. NON-M (little m) Describe the following document: DCR 35. BIG M Describe the following document: ICD/CDD 4 / 20
F100 Exam Study Cards Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c44uqy 36. JCIDS, DAS, and PPBE. What are the three primary DOD decision support systems? 37. Develop capabilities, design orga- nization, develop organization mod- els, determine organization authoriza- tions, document organization autho- rizations What are names of the phases of the Force Development Process? 38. Document requirement focusing on material or non material org change. What are the outputs of phase 1? 39. Phase I In which phase is a materiel solu- tion determined to fill a capability gap? 40. Strat, Concepts, current/programmed structure, gaps What are the key inputs to phase 1 41. AFC, COEs Who are the Army's key players in phase 1? 42. JCIDS, DAS, PPBE, and the force de- velopment process and force integra- tion process The Army's Force Management Model depicts which three DOD systems and two Army processes? 43. Force development process As the Army's organizational de- sign process, this five-phased process determines gaps, propos- es new or modified organizational designs, and produces the Army's force structure. 44. Develop capabilities JCIDS is most closely associat- ed with which force development phase? 45. Design organizations The FDU is initiated in which phase of the force development process? 5 / 20
F100 Exam Study Cards Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c44uqy 46. Develop organizational models HQDA conducts The FIFA analysis at the beginning of which phase of the force development process? 47. Force design update (FDU) Generally developed by branch proponents, what package formal- ly recommends a new or modified organizational structure? 48. TOE The _____ and BOIP are finalized in the develop organizational mod- els phase of the force development process. 49. BOIP The _______ lists the planned placement of quantities of equip- ment and associated support items as well as the reciprocal dis- placement of equipment and per- sonnel. 50. The unit reference sheet (URS) Part of the FDU, what document contains four critical elements: (1) unit mission/capabilities; (2) orga- nizational structure/hierarchy; (3) key personnel; and (4) key equip- ment. 51. FIFA In order to determine if the impacts of a proposed change are suitable, feasible, and acceptable to the To- tal Army, HQDA does what kind of analysis? 52. Requirements A TOE prescribes the doctrinal wartime mission, the organization- al structure, and the personnel and equipment __________ for a mili- tary unit. 6 / 20
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