LESSON ONE
PRACTICE EXERCISE
The following items will test your grasp of the material covered in this
lesson.
There is only one correct answer for each item.
When you have
completed the exercise, check your answers with the answer key that follows.
If you answer any item incorrectly, study again that part of the lesson
which contains the portion involved.
Situation: You are the chaplain assistant assigned to the 2nd Battalion.
Your battalion is participating in an extended field training exercise.
Your chaplain has been called back to garrison because of an emergency
situation with a family member of the unit.
Prior to his departure, he
instructed you to,"...go out and visit the soldiers and see if you can be of
any assistance to them." You know the chaplain will be gone for 48 hours
and that he wishes for you to aggressively pursue the UMT mission within the
battalion.
1.
Your first stop is the battalion S-1, the Administration NCO informs
you that a new soldier has been assigned to the unit. He is sitting
outside the tent waiting for his company to pick him up. You decide:
a.
not to disturb him now, since he is new to the unit.
b.
introduce yourself and show that the UMT cares.
c.
inform the 1SG to make an appointment for the new soldier to meet
the chaplain.
d.
get the new soldier's name and unit, and give it to the chaplain
upon his return.
2.
As you begin to leave, one of the Personnel Clerks takes you aside and
starts to tell you about how bad it is to work in the S-1 shop and how
lousy the Administration NCO is. You listen and
a.
take notes and promise to bring it to the attention of the
chaplain.
b.
tell him to set up an appointment with the chaplain, so he can
take appropriate action.
c.
only agree with the Personnel Clerk in order to calm him down, so
he won't get an Article 15.
d.
neither agree or disagree with the Personnel Clerk, but change
the subject when appropriate.
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