United States Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) BDE Board Practice Test

These questions are part of the practice quiz. Start practicing

• Who authored the "Blue Book" for military training?
• What is the primary focus of the Organizational level of leadership?
• When must the SC follow up with FS's?
• Which principle focuses on creating shared understanding within a team?
• Which manual outlines the operational aspects of recruiting?
• What UTC covers leading a Future Soldier?
• In the context of prospecting, what does 'tracking' refer to?
• Which value is emphasized in the NCO Creed regarding relationships with soldiers?
• What chapter contains the troubleshooting guide?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the six principles of mission command?
• What are the types of NCOERS defined in the recruiting guidelines?
• What is the purpose of the Army Song?
• In what year was the first NCO manual established?
• What is one of the responsibilities of military recruiters?
• What does the term "Reno form" refer to in recruiting procedures?
• What principle emphasizes the importance of disciplined initiative in mission command?
• What component is not included in FS PT duration calculation?
• What is the primary focus of the NCO Creed?
• What is the first step in the Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield?
• How long after a future soldier ships are they no longer considered a Subject of Recruiting Effort (SRE)?
• What are the basics of prospecting?
• In which year was the NCO Creed published?
• What are the mandatory types of NCOERs?
• Which regulation covers Enlistment and Accessions Processing?
• Which principle of recruiting involves analyzing market conditions?
• What are the three types of physical training (PT) that can be conducted with FS?
• Which form is used for SGT evaluations in the NCOER system?
• What principle promotes Army pride through storytelling?
• What does the Army Song highlight about the soldiers who fought before?
• How should Physical Readiness Training (PRT) be conducted?
• Which document provides guidance on the management of the recruiting program?
• What action does a Noncommissioned Officer commit to in the NCO Charge?
• What does the four-step training development process NOT include?
• How many pages are in the Recruiting Operations Plan (ROP)?
• What action is NOT included in the Soldier’s Creed?
• Which two districts merged to form the 1st Recruiting Brigade?
• Which type of court-martial is the least formal?
• What types of UCMJ disciplinary actions are available to commanders?
• What significant change did USAREC undergo in 1973?
• Which level of leadership involves face-to-face interactions?
• In the Soldier’s Creed, what is emphasized about a soldier's physical state?
• Which forms must be filled out to conduct FS PT?
• What date marks the dedication of the Army flag?
• Who was the first Sergeant Major of the Army?
• According to Army regulations, what must not occur while a soldier is flagged for APFT failure?
• Which regulation specifies guidelines for the Army Body Composition program?
• What is the new NCOER Counseling form?
• What is the role of the commander in mission command?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of prospecting?
• How many total articles comprise the UCMJ?
• Which classes are mandatory to provide to an FS?
• What is the result of being non-promotable under the Army Body Composition Program?
• Which value is explicitly mentioned in the Soldier's Creed as a commitment of an American Soldier?
• What are the four parts of the Operations Update Brief?
• What is the purpose of a Recruiting Operations Plan (ROP)?
• What do Appendix E procedures mainly pertain to?
• Which of the following is considered an external network?
• What does the "R" in the recruiting principles acronym R.E.C.R.U.I.T. stand for?
• What are the four types of tasks in military training?
• Who has the authority to authorize inoperable weapons in the office?
• What was the primary purpose of the first recruiting stations?
• Which is the first step in the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP)?
• What occurred after the deactivation of the 4th Recruiting BDE?
• Which form is used to report an SIR?
• How long can an individual remain on the Army Body Composition Program?
• Which UTC covers prospecting, processing, and analysis?
• What is the maximum body weight loss allowed for soldiers on the program within one month?
• What is the primary focus of mission orders in mission command?
• When was the first NCO academy established?
• What is typically included in a pre-prospecting plan?
• What is the primary purpose of the Army Interview?
• What does the Soldier’s Creed say a soldier will do for a fallen comrade?
• According to NCO Charge, what is expected from a Noncommissioned Officer?
• What are the three types of prospecting?
• When was USAREC activated?
• What aspect is evaluated when assessing the threat in intelligence preparation?
• What legislation provides recruiters access to schools?
• When was the modern NCO insignia first adopted?
• What does the "I" in R.E.C.R.U.I.T. emphasize regarding the recruiting team?
• When did the 4th Recruiting BDE deactivate?
• What was the original name of the Medal of Honor?
• What does PMSII-PT stand for in the context of Army operations?
• What is one reason physical readiness is required by law?
• When did USAREC begin recruiting an All-volunteer force?
• Which of the following are considered face-to-face areas?
• Which appendix would you consult for information about waivers in enlistment?
• Which regulation covers the wear and appearance of the Army uniform?
• What is the role of NCOs concerning the training of soldiers?
• As of now, how many Sergeant Majors of the Army have there been?
• What is mission command defined as?
• What is included in the Resiliency classes provided to FS?
• What are the three NCO responsibilities for physical training?
• What were the first six recruiting districts?
• Which of the following is NOT an official attribute defined for NCOs?
• Who was responsible for the establishment of the NCOES?
• What regulation covers the Evaluation Reporting System?
• What does the term "guardian of freedom" refer to in the Soldier's Creed?
• What does the acronym ADDIE represent?
• What were the original five NCO ranks?
• What manual details the operations of recruiting stations?
• What does the phrase "The Army Goes Rolling Along" signify in the Army Song?
• What significant event in recruiting began in 1776?
• What regulation addresses the Army Body Composition Program?
• What regulation covers Incident Reporting?
• In what year did USAREC begin recruiting for the Army Reserve?
• What is the tone of the Army Song?
• What is a primary theme in the Soldier's Creed?
• Which principle focuses on adapting to changes in the recruiting market?
• What is considered the Art of recruiting?
• What does Chapter 6 of UTC 5-03.2 cover?
• Which program provides assistance to soldiers and families outside of military channels?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five characteristics of the Army Profession?
• Who is authorized to impose an Article 15?
• Which act allows parents and students over 18 to opt out of sharing information with recruiters?
• When did the 1st Recruiting Brigade start?
• What document covers the Recruiting Operations Plan (ROP)?
• What does MDMP stand for in military terminology?
• When did the last draftee enlist in the US Army?
• Which document covers the NCO Guide?
• What regulation covers prohibited and regulated activities related to military recruitment?
• What is the recommended weight loss per month for a soldier on the Army Body Composition Program?
• What manual specifically covers Recruiting Operations?
• According to the Soldier’s Creed, what will a soldier never accept?
• In the Army Song, what is highlighted as a source of pride?
• What UTC covers Intelligence?
• What provides recruiters access to school lists?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the seven principles of training?
• Which regulation covers the School recruiting program?
• Which documents cover Mission Command?
• Which area focuses on how individuals engage in their lifestyles for recruitment?
• When does the School Recruiting Program (SRP) begin?
• What is Virtual Recruiting?
• Which of the following is NOT a phase of conditioning?
• Which of the following is an example of an optional NCOER?
• What is the purpose of the Recruit Quote System (REQUEST) procedures?
• What are the three elements of a physical training session?
• What is defined as internal networks in the context of USAREC?
• What is the purpose of the "Retain Gains" principle in recruiting?
• What is the primary focus of the Virtual Recruiting team?
• What does AR 27-10 cover?
• What type of relationships are covered in the mandatory SHARP class for FS?
• In the chorus of the Army Song, what is said about the Army's readiness?
• What element is NOT part of the MDMP steps?
• What must an NCO strive to maintain according to the NCO Creed?
• Can a soldier receive an award while flagged on the Army Body Composition Program?
• What is the purpose of the Stewardship of the Profession characteristic in the Army?
• Which task focuses on critical actions required from an individual soldier?
• How often must the SC follow up with FS's?
• What does the Army Capstone Concept emphasize?
• What is the recommended timeline for conducting FS orientation after enlistment?
• Who can authorize operable weapons in the office?
• What is one of the functions of the Soldiers and Family Assistance Program?
• Which form would you need to use for an action taken against personnel?
• Which form is used for FS promotions?
• Which document covers the Soldiers and Family Assistance Program?
• Which cities had the first recruiting stations?
• How is the Virtual Recruiting team expected to find Future Soldiers?
• What does local recruiting marketing program cover?
• Which leadership level affects several hundred or thousand people?
• Which form is used for exceptions for prospects and applicants?
• Which components make up the Physical Readiness Training (PRT)?
• Which regulation pertains to Training and Leader Development?
• What is the primary role of recruiting?
• How many types of court-martial are recognized in the military justice system?
• Which statement reflects the core responsibility of a Noncommissioned Officer?
• What is the primary focus of Training Development in the Army?
• What does 'SIR' stand for in the context of reporting?
• What is the purpose of the FS training statement form?
• What year was the NCOES established?
• Which regulation addresses Regular Army separations?
• Which is NOT one of the four training development tools?
• What form is utilized for personnel and facilities assessment?
• Which of the following is included in the Soldiers and Family Assistance programs?
• What are the foundational elements of recruiting?
• What happens to a soldier who is on the Army Body Composition Program?
• What form is used to report disciplined actions?
• Which Army characteristic encompasses the concept of Trust?
• Which of the following is an attribute of a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO)?
• What are the three primary ways to view a population for recruiting purposes?
• What role did General Frederick Von Steuben play in military history?
• How long after being notified of loss of interest are individuals no longer considered a Subject of Recruiting Effort (SRE)?
• How many recovery drills are typically performed in PRT?
• What regulation covers flags within the Army?
• What are the steps involved in the IPR process?
• What is the purpose of mastering both the Art and Science of recruiting?
• What form is used for exceptions for future soldiers?
• Which event marked the beginning of US military recruiting?
• What do current events refer to in the context of the military?
• Which forms are required to be completed during an FS orientation?
• When are Company Commanders required to conduct FSAIs?
• When was the 3rd Recruiting Brigade activated?
• How many preparation drills are included in PRT?
• When did AMEDD combine with USAREC?
• Which component is part of the Science of recruiting?
• Which of the following best aligns with communication skills in recruiting?
• What FM covers Army Physical Readiness Training?
• What does the Toughening phase focus on in physical readiness training?
• Which of the following is NOT a tab in the Recruiting Operations Plan (ROP)?
• What is the first line of the Soldier's Creed?
• How many streamers does the Army flag have?
• What is the maximum duration for FS PT including warm-up, exercise, and cool down?
• What are the core competencies of a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO)?
• Which form is specifically for follow-up on SIR and plan of action?
• Which part of the IPR process involves evaluating mission readiness?