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X100 Operational Design and Military Strategy Quiz

Test your knowledge on operational design, military strategy, and historical campaigns with our engaging X100 Practice Test. This quiz features 25 diverse questions that challenge your understanding of military concepts and principles.

Whether you're a student, teacher, or military professional, this quiz is designed to enhance your learning experience. Key topics include:

Operational Design Elements
Military Campaigns
Ethical Frameworks
Leadership in Military Operations

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by StrategicMind42

The Ethical Triangle is composed of:

Principles, Consequences, Virtues

Attitudes, Behaviors, Consequences

People, Government, Will

Virtues, Beliefs, Attitudes

What are the three cost drivers for unit-level spending

General Supplies, Contracts, Training and Operations

General Supplies, Travel, Contracts

General Supplies, Operations, Training

General Supplies, Mission Execution, Contracts

A tactical mission task in which the unit employs all available means to break through or secure a passage through an enemy defense, obstacle, minefield, or fortification.

Reduce

Bypass

Block

Breach

Defense Acquisition System (DAS)

Procures equipment used

Defines requirement for operations

How many types of organizations, how to resourc them

Type and number of personnel

Critical Capabilities, Requirements, Vulnerabilities are sub-components of:

Operational Art

Operational Design

Strategy

Center of Gravity

A geographic place, specific key event, critical factor, or function that, when acted upon, allows commanders to gain a marked advantage over an adversary or contribute materially to achieving success

Decisive Operation

Main Effort

Decisive Point

Decision Point

What distinguishes Lines of Operation and Lines of Effort?

LOO are geographically oriented, and in relation to enemy

LOE focus on direction orientation in time and space

LOE links the force with its base of operations and objective

LOO links tasks with logic of purpose, establishes op & strategic conditions

Focus, Tempo, Engagement/Disengagement Criteria, Displacement

CDR's Surveillance Guidance

CDR's Security Guidance

CDR's Recon Guidance

CDR's Offensive Guidance

Which of the below best describe the integration, prioritization, and direct execution for the Army in it's strategic roles?

Title 32, Army Plan

Army Plan, Title 10

JCIDS, Army Plan

Force Development, Title 10

Movement to Contact, Attack, Exploitation, Pursuit

Types of Offensive Ops

Forms of Offense

Characteristics of Offense

Tents of Offense

Tech to overcome numbers, Discipline and Training, Continuity of Mil Theory, Challenge-Response, State Financing Innovation

Jomini's Structure of Warfare

War of Union Contruct

Nation in Arms Theory

Descriptors of Western War

Which of the following is not one of the five military revolutions as described in H100 coursework??

WWI

Nuclear Era

WWII

Rise of Nation State

Revolutions in Military Affairs (RMAs) require the assembly of mix of tactical, organizational, doctrinal, and ________ in order to implement new conceptual approach to war or specialized sub-branch of war.

Tech Innovations

Social Innovations

Political Transitions

Institutional Innovations

Limited War in the 18th Century was primarily driven by all of the following EXCEPT:

Fortification Systems

Magazine Logistica

Vulnerable LOCs

Discipline of Soldiers

_______ is the conduct of joint operations, defined as the synch, coordination, integration of activities of GOV and NGO entities with military ops to achieve ___________.

Unity of Effort, Unity of Command

Unity of Effort, Unified Action

Unified Action, Unity of Effort

Unity of Command, Unity of Effort

The CDR's role in Ops Process is described through:

Plan, Prepare, Execute, Assess

Understand, Visualize, Describe, Direct, Lead, Assess

Identify Current State, Desired End State, Operational Approach, and CDR's Planning Guidance

Larger/Broad Purpose, Key Tasks, and End State

Leadership styles range broadly across the spectrum from __________ (Compliance) to _________ (Commitment)

Visionary, Commanding

Commanding, Coaching

Pacesetting, Affiliative

Commanding, Visionary

Defines the national military objectives (ends), how to accomplish these objectives (ways), and addresses the military capabilities required to execute the strategy (means).

NSS

NDS

NMS

CCP

Which of the following is Reciprocal Inhibition?

The relaxation of muscles on one side of a joint to accommodate contraction on the other side

Purple

I need a strong drink

"Relax, it's only a test"

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