...Training Management 809F0023 Developed by: Maneuver COE, DOTD, TDD for Maneuver SLC Last updated on 05 MAR 2010 Slide 1 Reference • Field Manual (FM) 7-0 (Dec 2008) Training for Full Spectrum Operations, establishes the Army’s keystone doctrine for training • Field Manuel (FM) 7-1 Battle Focused Training (RESCINDED 1 JUL 09) Slide 2 The Role of Training SPECTRUM SPECTRUM OF CONFLICT Increasing Violence Stable Peace Unstable Peace General War Insurgency OPERATIONAL THEMES FULL SPECTRUM OPERATIONS Offense Offense Stability Stability Defense Defense Offense Stability Defense Offense Stability Defense Aim point for Army training and leader development Slide 3 Meeting the Challenges • Challenges: – Where Army forces will operate? – What the mission will be? • Core METLs or CMETLs Slide 4 Change in Mindset • Step one – Cdr to Cdr dialog to discuss: – Training condition & corresponding – – – resources Proportion of efforts (Offense, defense, stability, and civil support) Risk to readiness Training focus to prepare for directed mission Slide 5 Change in Mindset (cont) • Step two - Training briefing during which the senior commander enters into a “contract” with subordinate commanders addressing: – Task to be trained – Training conditions – Risk associated with training – Resource requirements Slide 6 Stability Tasks • Provide essential services and...
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...Olympic game was held in Olympia, and could be hosted their again. Opening ceremonies in Ancient Greece were much different then today. In ancient Greece they just had a festival for Hera, the wife of Zeus. But today, they have huge ceremonies, with famous dancers and singers, costumes, and fireworks. The competitors for the Greek Olympics trained for about 9 months, whereas today’s athletes train for their whole lives. But, the Greek competitors still do swear an oath to Zeus to play fairly, just like today. In the Greek Olympics, there were much fewer events than today’s modern Olympics, and in the Greek Olympic Games, the competitors had to compete naked and women could not watch any of the events, if a women was caught watching, she would be killed. However, they still had discus, javelin and wrestling as events, and the wrestling was the same as today: you win by throwing your opponent to the ground. However it was very brutal because you can break your opponents fingers or might injure them badly. They still had sprint but not like today at 100 metres. In the jumping event for the Greek Olympics, the competitors couldn’t run,...
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...ECO 578 Part A Multiple Choice (1–16) Click Link Below To Buy: http://hwcampus.com/shop/eco-578-part-multiple-choice-1-16/ Part A: Multiple Choice (1–16) Using the following information to answer questions 1-8: 2 1 3 0 1 2 0 5 1 4 What is the mean? a) 1.90 b) 2.11 c) 1.73 d) 1.66 What is the median? a) 1.00 b) 1.50 c) 1.60 d) 1.90 What is the mode? a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3 What is the range? a) 1 b) 4 c) 5 d) 3 What is the variance? a) 1.66 b) 2.77 c) 1.76 d) 3.11 What is the standard deviation? a) 1.66 b) 2.77 c) 1.76 d) 3.11 What is the 1st quartile? a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3 What is the 70th percentile? a) 1 b) 1.5 c) 2 d) 2.5 Questions 9-16 refer to the following frequency distribution: The following information represents the number of tons of grain stored at the 60 grain elevators of central Soya, Inc. Class Frequency What is the relative frequency for the class 170-174? a) 16 b) 36 c) 0.27 d) 0.60 What is the mean? a) 170.25 b) 12 c) 172.75 d) 167 What is the median? a) 169.5 b) 170 c) 172.63 d) 173.13 160-164 6 165-169 14 170-174 16 175-179 13 180-184 11 Total 60 What is the mode? a) 16 b) 170 c) 172 d) 174 What is the variance? a) 39.68 b) 12.33 c) 151.55 d) 149.02 What is the standard deviation? a) 6.30 b) 3.51 c) 12.31 d) 12.21 What is the 1st quartile? a) 168.21 b) 167.07 c) 167.57...
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...Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) platform in New York City, waiting for a train to take her and her two daughters. While she was waiting for her train, another train pulled in, and two passengers came running across the platform to catch it. One of the passengers was carrying a package under his arm. The train began leaving the platform, and two LIRR employees (one on the train, one on the ground) attempted to help the passengers get on board while the train was moving. As they pulled the passengers onto the train, the package fell to the platform. Unbeknownst to the railroad workers, the package contained fireworks. The men were on their way to a celebration in Queens, and had brought several rockets with them to light up. As soon as the package hit the ground, it exploded. The explosion could be heard several blocks away; a stampede erupted on the crowded platform as people began running. Palsgraf, at the other end of the platform, was not hurt by the explosion itself. Rather, the explosion knocked over a large scale next to Palsgraf, which fell on her and struck her in the arm, hip, and thigh. She was able to walk with great difficulty, but was unable to continue her job as a housekeeper, and began suffering from shock-related symptoms a few days later, including stuttering. Palsgraf prepared the case against the Long Island Railroad. LIRR argued that its employees had not been negligent in the events that led up to Palsgraf's injury. They did not know what was inside the...
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...leaders per group will be helpful. Train event specific. Research shows specificity of training will negatively or positively impact performance if the workouts are not event specific. During stretching use 30-seconds stretch hold positions for the first two weeks, but switch to dynamic stretching after two weeks. Research shows static stretching will slightly impair speed and strength for up to an hour afterwards, which is desirable the first two weeks to prevent injury. Training principles: Train event specific! Focusing on quality of training improves performance, quantity training decreases performance, even for endurance athletes. Training sequence: Heavy/light/heavy/light/off (one of the heavy days needs to have a killer ladder) Train all three muscle fibers; slow, fast, and super fast “Train fast to be fast.” Running, jumping or throwing at slower than performance will decrease future performance unless it is for strength training or technique. Most races are lost based not by the lack of endurance, but the lack of speed. In track and field, athletes are on their own during meets to a degree, and it’s important to train athletes to prepare themselves for their events. Training process: Post workouts, have group leaders check off athletes as they finish their daily workout assignments. Complete segments in groups. Teaching point: Make athletes responsible for their own water, warm up suits, and event warm up. Simulate Race Day thinking...
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...main characters within each of the novels. Nakano Hitori’s Train Man follows the story between two young people in their 20s as seen through the eyes of the boy in the relationship as he posts to ask for advice and encouragement from an online message board. They meet on the Tokyo train, when the boy, Train Man, a self-proclaimed geek, acts out of character and stands up for a group of women on a train against an obnoxious drunk. The girl, Hermes, is one of the women on the train who Train Man stands up for and as a thank you sends him a pair of expensive Hermes teacups. The novel follows...
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...overall readiness of an organization. The Army requires each soldier to have the ability to pass a physical fitness test twice a year, while remaining in height and weight standards at all times. In my current organization, there is a problem with both soldiers having the ability to pass a physical fitness test as well as remaining in accordance with the Army’s Body Fat Program. Physical training is an individual responsibility, however commanders can implement training programs to help soldiers on every level meet the Army’s physical fitness standards. The Problem The Army’s physical fitness test consists of three events: push-ups, sit-ups, and a two-mile run in an allotted amount of time. Age and gender determine the number of repetitions that must be completed in two minutes and the amount of time allowed to complete the two-mile run. There are alternate events such as the walk and bicycle for soldiers that may have physical limitations that prevent them for complete the standard physical fitness test. Each soldier personal characteristics and abilities are unique when it comes to physical fitness; therefore the physical fitness program has to target various fitness levels. It is up to leaders to identify soldier’s strength and weakness and develop fitness plans to help soldiers succeed. The Army publishes manuals that provide a baseline for physical training, however it is up to leaders to enforce and execute according to the Army Physical Fitness Manual. The major problem...
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...Amtrak Train Derailment And Positive Train Control (PTC) Jennifer A. Alkasmikha Oakland University, Professor Cynthia E. Miree-Coppin, Ph.D. May 26,2015 Abstract This current events paper discusses the tragic Amtrak Northeast Regional Train 188 derailment that occurred on Tuesday night May 13, 2015 in Philadelphia and the issue that this tragedy could have been avoided with simple preventative measures. The derailment left eight people dead and over two hundred more passengers injured. The engineer, Brandon Bostian, survived the wreck but suffered a concussion and as a result cannot remember the cause of the wreck. While the cause of the derailment has yet to be determined, officials speculate that a few common reasons are most likely the cause of this incident; train or track malfunction, human error, or a combination of both. Experts agree, however, that whether this tragedy was a cause of human error or not, simple preventative measures should have been in place that could have prevented this from happening. The preventive measure is called Positive Train Control (PTC). This technology is capable of automatically slowing down a train that is traveling at a speed too high for certain predetermined speed restricted stretches of railway. If human error, traveling at a speed greater than allowance occurred, the PTC has the ability to kick in and automatically slow down the train preventing such disasters. Also if a medical emergency occurred leaving the engineer...
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...involuntarily evacuated from their homelands, and made to walk until they kicked the bucket from feebleness, disease, and starvation. Who/What Involvement in Event (may include their action or response to event) |Involvement in Event (may include their action or response to event| Leaders – Who was responsible (leaders or government) for the event taking place? |The government was responsible for the even taking place. | Casualties – Which group(s) was targeted in this event? |The Armenian people were targeted in this event. | Opposition Did anyone oppose or try to prevent this event (may be within the nation or another government opposing the event)? What did the opposition do to prevent/stop the event? |Not really, based on the information I was provided with the genocide ended because the Armenians beat the Turkish in the battle of Sardarabad ending the genocide. | Supporters – Who supported or helped to carry out the government orders? What did the supporters do to carry out the event? |The Young Turks supported this event. | Technology – How did technology enable the events to take place?|Their were to major technologies that helped the event take place and that was the telegram and trains. The telegram aloud the Ottoman Empire to send personal messages to each other. The trains aloud to transport Armenian deportees:)...
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...On November 7, a schizophrenic subway rider shoved a 49-year-old woman into the tracks of an oncoming train; sending her to her death. In what is the first lethal push in a subway since 2014, the victim and another woman were seen arguing on the platform seconds before the bizarre incident. The other woman had once claimed to have pushed a 27-year-old woman to her death almost a month earlier. Police took the woman responsible for the second-degree murder into custody. A schizophrenic subway rider, who previously claimed to have pushed someone in the way of a train, pushed a woman onto the tracks of an oncoming train. Nevertheless, Police are still trying to determine whether Melanie Liverpool-Turner had anything to do with the death of a...
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...complex characters and high intensity drama to represent groups of people and different ideas within our community. Cribb was motivated to write this play by an incident which he witnessed on a Perth train. He saw two young men psychologically torturing a young female law student and the play mirrors this incident becoming a microcosm of the ills in society on larger scale. The characterisation of Steve throughout the play makes him a complex character who develops in the course of events and backs up the fact that ex-convicts are constantly judged by members in our society. Cribb also employs setting in a very...
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...Group members : Kelvin Khor (31659593) Clement Chan (31687481) Tracy Ong (31704842) Wai Yian Ching, Fiona (31689822) 1 Content Page 1.1 1.2 Introduction IMC Model 3 5 1.3 Stage one: advertising 1.3.1 1.3.2 1.3.3 1.3.4 Ambient Underground advertising Internet advertising Advertising through magazine 6 6 9 12 15 1.4 Stage two: conversations 1.4.1 1.4.2 1.4.3 1.4.4 Direct mail Store cards Vouchers Consumer trade shows 17 17 18 20 21 1.5 Stage three: experiential 1.5.1 1.5.2 Event sponsorship Editorial 22 22 23 1.6 1.7 Stage four: personal Financial Analysis 1.7.1 Budgeting 1.7.2 Breaking Even 1.7.3 Alternatives 24 24 24 26 27 28 29 1.8 1.9 Conclusion References 2 1.1 Introduction Killiney has been stagnant with regards to its brand image, identity and sales. It has not been fully utilizing and emphasizing on its rich culture and good old traditional meals to the public. Killiney wishes to expand to Europe, America and Asia creating more outlets but before entering the foreign market, Killiney needs to sort some of their issues out and seal their loopholes so that at the very end, it will be less risky and can obtain better economic benefits. Some of the issues that Killiney faces are their competitors, shop location, brand awareness and store layout. It also lacks of standardization, the menu at the main outlet and its franchise outlets is different. The franchise outlets menu currently has...
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...Quite a few people are given the impression that track and cross country are the same sport. Yet, only the runners know that there is a huge difference in these two sports. Track and cross country are different in these three ways: practice sessions, where they take place, and how many events are in both sports. Cross country is a sport that takes place off-road. For example, cross country is ran on grassy fields, hills, rocky paths, parks, and sometimes even in golf courses. Junior varsity courses are two miles while varsity courses are usually three miles long. Usually, the top 7-10 runners are on varsity while the rest run junior varsity....
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...In a group with Anna Duncan, Nina Zhu and myself, we read the poem “Outbound” by Greg Williamson. We took the same strategy that was used when we deciphered the poem “On my First Son” by understanding the poem line by line. Going line by line, we were able to understand our assigned poem and have a conclusive idea for the meaning of the poem. As a group, we originally thought we had understood the poem, right before we moved on Nina and I decided to go through the line and really comment about difficulties we had. I said “We don’t know who the passengers are and why they are are train. What is the purpose of this journey?” Trying to come up for a sample metaphor she claimed was “stupid” Anna suggested, “Maybe passengers is referring to all...
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...IN YOUR VIEW, DISCUSS HOW MARKETING COMMUNICATION CAN SERVE A STRATEGIC AND TACTICAL ROLE IN A MARKETING CAMPAIGN. PROVIDE EXAMPLES Marketing campaign are specific activities designed to promote a product, service or business through marketing communication. Marketing communication are co-ordinated promotional messages delivered through one or more channels such as print, radio, television, direct mail and personal selling. Marketing communication can have either a strategic or a tactical role depending on the marketing tool use and the effects it has on consumers. A tactical role is one that implies ‘Short-duration, adaptive, action-interaction realignments that opposing forces use to accomplish limited goals after their initial contact’ (Quinn, 2003). Therefore, a tactical role is to be quick and fix in action expecting a limited or no result in the future; like for example a sudden sales promotion in response to concurrence Marketing strategy. In contrast a strategic role implies long term plans and consequences involving many of the organization’s activities and resources, and which could shape the company’s competitive position in order to fit some environmental change (Johnson et al, 2005). Marketing campaigns can be used for various reason, however so as to give my view on how marketing communication can serve a strategic and tactical role we will focus on five uses of marketing campaigns which are Introducing new product, build brand image, increase sales of product already...
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