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C400T Tactics and Sustainment Exam
Instructions: This is a take-home, open book exam, worth 40% of your overall C400T grade. All work must be your own. Do not discuss this examination or your answers with anyone other than your instructor. You will turn in all exam sheets and any additional supporting paperwork. In the interest of academic integrity and fairness, do not provide this test information to inbound students
This exam has four sections:
Section #1 is worth 20 points and is comprised of 20 separate multiple choice, true-false answers. Each question is worth one point.
Section #2 is worth 40 points and based on a brigade level situation & sketch. You will be asked to write a brigade mission statement a commander's intent and depict your battlefield visualization on a sketch .
Section #3 is worth 15 points. You will be asked to answer three short questions on sustainment operations.
Section #4 is worth 25 points and is a short, one to two page essay that addresses Unified Land Operations.
You are authorized to use a computer for research and/or typing your answers. If you choose to type your answers, ensure that you print and turn-in all products. Clearly indicate the question number for each of your typed answers. Attach your products to the examination packet and turn in together. Consistent with CGSC standards, typed responses should be 12 pt. Times New Roman font and double-spaced.
Ensure your name is on all products!
Your instructor will provide feedback and further assessment once the exams are graded.
Reminder: The Command and General Staff College (CGSC) does not tolerate cheating, plagiarism, or unauthorized collaboration. Therefore, you should review CGSC Bulletin #920, Academic Ethics Policy (February 2011) and the DDE Academic Ethics brief available on the course information page. Violation of academic ethics could result in an investigation and possible removal from the course.
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C400T Tactics and Sustainment Exam
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C400T Tactics and Sustainment Exam (Revised: 5 Sep 13)
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Section 1: Directions: For questions 1 through 20, circle the letter that best answers the question. Multiple Choice and True and False
Using ADRP 1-02, circle the letter that best describes the operational symbol or unit or that best answers the first two (2) questions.
1.
a. Anti-tank Infantry -- Hostile
b. Infantry -- Unknown
c. Rotary Wing Aviation -- Hostile
d. Infantry -- Hostile
2.
a. Tactical mission task of breach
b. Engineer intent of bypass
c. Engineer intent of block
d. Tactical mission task of block
3. According to ADP 3-0, Unified Land Operations (Oct 11), Army leaders use the Operational Framework to clearly articulate their concept of operations in time, space, purpose, and resources. Which of the following statements is false concerning the doctrinal application of Operational Framework:
a. A commander may use the deep-close-security framework to describe the operation in time and space.
b. The Decisive Operation is the unit that has the priority of resources.
c. A commander may use conceptual frameworks (deep-close-security, main-supporting efforts, decisive-shaping-sustaining operations) in combination to articulate their concept of the operation.
d. Security operations provide early warning of enemy operations, provide the force with time and maneuver space, protect the force from surprise, and help to develop the situation.
e. The Main Effort can shift one or more times during execution.
4. According to FM 2-01.3, Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB) (Oct 2010), in which step of IPB do planners identify threat capabilities?
a. Define the operational environment
b. Determine threat courses of action
c. Describe the environmental effects on operations
d. Evaluate the threat
5. Which of the following is used to develop the modified combined obstacles overlay?
a. METT-TC
b. OAKOC
c. Analysis of slope, soil, vegetation, and built-up areas
d. All of the above
6. Your guidance from your commander is to avoid the enemy's strength and attack to seize an objective close behind their current defensive positions. Which form of maneuver best describes your operation?
a. Encirclement
b. Turning movement
c. Envelopment
d. Flank attack
7. What are the four primary offensive tasks?
a. Attack, pursuit, movement to contact, and exploitation
b. Search and attack, hasty attack, deliberate attack, and spoiling attack
c. Raid, ambush, feint, and demonstration
d. Screen, guard, cover, and assault
8. Which of the following is not an element of the art of command?
a. Experience
b. Decisionmaking
c. Leadership
d. Authority
9. According to ADRP 3-28, Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) addresses the consequences of natural or man-made disasters, accidents, terrorist attacks, and incidents both foreign and domestic through force projection and...
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