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Study Guide
Training the Force
1. Training the Force is the title of what Field
Manual?
Field Manual 25-100.
2. What does the acronym METL stand for?
Mission Essential Tasks List.
3. What are the three types of training plans?
- Short Range
- Long Range
- Near term training plans
6. What is meant by performance oriented training?
The soldiers learn best by hands on.
7. Who has the overall responsibilities for
training?
The commander.
8. What are the two primary inputs to METL development?
- War plans
- External directives.
9. What does the acronym MILES stand for?
Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System.
10. What does the acronym SEE stand for?
Standard External Evaluation.
11. Who is responsible for conducting individual
training?
All NCO’s.
4. What does the acronym AAR stand for?
After action review.
5. An AAR is not called what?
Critique.
12. The AAR consists of four parts. Name two
of them.
- Establish what happened
- Determine what was right or wrong with what
happened
- Determine how the task should be done differently
the next time
- Perform the tasks again
13. Evaluation can be done in two ways. What
are they?
14. The concept used to derive peacetime training
from wartime mission is what?
Battle focus.
15. NCOs have the primary role in training and
developing individual soldier skills. Officers at every level
remain responsible for training what?
Established standards during both individual
and collective training.
16. Battle-focused training programs are based
on what?
Wartime requirements.
17. What are the two types of training and evaluation
and their differences?
- Internal evaluations-planned, resourced and
conducted by organizations undergoing evaluations
- External evaluations-planned, resourced and
conducted by a HQ’s at an echelon higher within the
chain of command
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