FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT ADP 3-90 EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT ADP 3-90 EXAM

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Question 1: 31. Q. Para 23. What are the Twelve Principles of Joint Operations?

Answer:

• Objective

• Offensive

• Mass

• Maneuver

• Economy of Force
• Unity of Command
• Security
• Surprise
• Simplicity
• Perseverance
• Legitimacy
• Restraint

Question 2: 66. Q. Para 45. What is the Key Feature of Defensive Battle?

Answer:

Striving to Regain the Initiative from the Attacking Enemy

Question 3: 48. Q. Para 33. How does Surprise Effect the Enemy?

Answer:

Delays Enemy Reactions, Overloads and Confuses Enemy Decisionmakers. Induces Psychological Shock. Reduces the Coherence of the Enemy Defense.Question 4: 9. Q. Para 8. Why must Commanders Master the Art of Science and Tactics?

Answer:

to Solve the Problems that will Face them on the Battlefield Question 5: 28. Q. Para 19. How does a Commander have a Greater Risk or Making a Poor Decision?

Answer:

if the Situational Understanding is Incomplete or Faulty.

Question 6: 58. Q. Para 37. What are some Attack Types?

Answer:

Ambush Counterattack Demonstration Spoiling Attack Feint Raid Question 7: 87. Q. Para 56. What are some other Control Measures that a Commander conducting a Defense Can Employ?

Answer:

Designating:

The Security Area.The Main Battle Area.Echelon Support Area

Question 8: 1. Q. What does ADP 3-90 cover?

Answer:

A: Offense and Defense

Question 9: 88. Q. Para 57. What are the Three Forms of Defense?

Answer:

Defense of Linear Obstacle.Perimeter Defense.Reverse Slope Defense.

Question 10: 75. Q. Para 49. Why do Defending Commanders Retain Reserves?

Answer:

as a means of Ensuring Mission Accomplishment and for Exploiting Opportunities through Offensive Action Question 11: 24. Q. Para 17. When can a Commander be less Deliberate in Planning and Preparing for an Operation?

Answer:

when Facing a Clearly Less Capable and Less Prepared Enemy

Question 12: 79. Q. Para 53. What are the Three basic Defensive Tasks?

Answer:

Area Defense.Mobile Defense.Retrograde

Question 13: 77. Q. Para 52. What is the purpose of Security Measures?

Answer:

To Coordinate and Synchronize the Defense. Early Warning. Disrupt the enemy.

Question 14: 61. Q. Para 40. What are some Common Offensive Control Measures?

Answer:

Assault Position, Assault Time, Attack-By-Fire Position, Attack Position, Axis of Advance, Direction of Attack, Final Coordination Lines, Limit of Advance, Lines of Departure, Objective, Point of Departure,Rally Point and Time of Attack

Question 15: 55. Q. Para 36. What is Movement to Contact?

Answer:

An Offensive Task Designed to Develop the Situation and to Establish or Regain Contact

Question 16: 43. Q. Para 30. What Characterizes the Conduct of Offensive Tasks?

Answer:

Audacity, Concentration, Surprise, and Tempo

Question 17: 86. Q. Para 54. What is Retirement?

Answer:

When a Force not in Contact Moves Away from the Enemy

Question 18: 46. Q. Para 32. What is Concentration?

Answer:

the Ability to Mass Effects Without Massing Large Formations.Question 19: 45. If a Commander is in a Difficult Situation such as Numerical Inferiority, what could he do to have a Successful Outcome?

Answer:

he Should Be Bold and Handle the Situation Audaciously

Question 20: 32. Q. Para 24. What are the Eight Operational Variables?

Answer:

• Political

• Military

• Economic

• Social

• Information
• Infrastructure
• Physical Environment
• Time