Future Soldier Spouse Quiz

1.

Before my Soldier leaves, I need to get registered at www.armyfic.com in case I have any questions or concerns while my Soldier is gone and also for a great supprt system.

True

False

Registering at www.armyfic.com will provide a support system for the person while their Soldier is away. This suggests that the statement is true.

Explanation

Registering at www.armyfic.com will provide a support system for the person while their Soldier is away. This suggests that the statement is true.

2.

You must be registered in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS) to be eligible for TRICARE.

True

False

All sponsors are automatically registered in DEERS. However, the sponsor must register eligible family members. http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/ProfileFilter.do;jsessionid=NpwZpgwnnYLfDvJcBPq7nmgCmJGqsGNBGQTvd1m2nr2dNDR9Q90Z!795927775?puri=%2Fhome%2Foverview%2FEligibility%2FDEERS

Explanation

All sponsors are automatically registered in DEERS. However, the sponsor must register eligible family members. http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/ProfileFilter.do;jsessionid=NpwZpgwnnYLfDvJcBPq7nmgCmJGqsGNBGQTvd1m2nr2dNDR9Q90Z!795927775?puri=%2Fhome%2Foverview%2FEligibility%2FDEERS

3.

I am allowed to move with my spouse while he/she is in AIT (job training after BCT) if ________.

My Soldiers' mom says it's ok.

My Soldiers' AIT is 20 weeks or more and it is approved by the AIT Commander.

If my Soldiers' Recruiter authorizes it. Recruiter

The correct answer is that the AIT is 20 weeks or more and it is approved by the AIT Commander. This means that the soldier's spouse is allowed to move with them during their job training after Basic Combat Training (BCT) if the AIT lasts for 20 weeks or longer and if the AIT Commander gives their approval. This indicates that there are specific requirements and permissions needed for the spouse to accompany the soldier during their AIT.

Explanation

The correct answer is that the AIT is 20 weeks or more and it is approved by the AIT Commander. This means that the soldier's spouse is allowed to move with them during their job training after Basic Combat Training (BCT) if the AIT lasts for 20 weeks or longer and if the AIT Commander gives their approval. This indicates that there are specific requirements and permissions needed for the spouse to accompany the soldier during their AIT.

4.

When can I expect to hear from my Soldier once he/she ships?

I can expect to hear from my Soldier with-in 24 hours after he/she leaves the house.

I should not expect to hear from my Soldier untill he/she gets to their duty station and sends for me.

The correct answer is that one can expect to hear from their Soldier within the first 2 weeks of shipping. This is because all Soldiers are encouraged to call home within 48 hours of arriving at BCT (Basic Combat Training). This suggests that there will be an opportunity for communication shortly after the Soldier begins their training.

Explanation

The correct answer is that one can expect to hear from their Soldier within the first 2 weeks of shipping. This is because all Soldiers are encouraged to call home within 48 hours of arriving at BCT (Basic Combat Training). This suggests that there will be an opportunity for communication shortly after the Soldier begins their training.

5.

As an Army spouse, what kind of dental plans am I entitled to?

I am NOT entitled to ANY dental

I am entitled to a discounted dental plan at a low cost.

I am entitled to free dental.

You may enroll in the TRICARE Dental Program, a voluntary, premium-based dental insurance plan administered by United Concordia Companies, Inc., (United Concordia). (For Active Duty) If you are Reserves or need more information on the Dental Plan, please visit http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/home/Dental/MyDentalCoverage?

Explanation

You may enroll in the TRICARE Dental Program, a voluntary, premium-based dental insurance plan administered by United Concordia Companies, Inc., (United Concordia). (For Active Duty) If you are Reserves or need more information on the Dental Plan, please visit http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/home/Dental/MyDentalCoverage?

6.

When can I (the dependant) get a Military ID Card?

I call my Soldiers mom and have her call the nearest Military post and let them know I am coming.

The correct answer states that the dependant will be mailed a packet from Reception Battalion shortly after the Soldier leaves, which will contain all the necessary information to obtain a Military ID. The dependant can then go to the nearest Military post to get their ID. This answer provides a clear and logical process for obtaining a Military ID, indicating that the dependant needs to wait for the packet and then visit the Military post.

Explanation

The correct answer states that the dependant will be mailed a packet from Reception Battalion shortly after the Soldier leaves, which will contain all the necessary information to obtain a Military ID. The dependant can then go to the nearest Military post to get their ID. This answer provides a clear and logical process for obtaining a Military ID, indicating that the dependant needs to wait for the packet and then visit the Military post.

7.

When do benefits start for you and your Soldier?

After my Soldier graduates BCT.

After my Soldier graduates AIT (job training).

Once my Soldier ships to Reception Battalion from MEPS.

The benefits for the individual and their Soldier start once the Soldier ships to the Reception Battalion from MEPS. This indicates that the Soldier has successfully completed the initial processing at the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) and is now beginning their journey in the military. Graduating from Basic Combat Training (BCT) and Advanced Individual Training (AIT) are important milestones, but the benefits do not start at those points. The answer choice that mentions the Soldier shipping to Reception Battalion from MEPS is the correct one as it signifies the start of the benefits.

Explanation

The benefits for the individual and their Soldier start once the Soldier ships to the Reception Battalion from MEPS. This indicates that the Soldier has successfully completed the initial processing at the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) and is now beginning their journey in the military. Graduating from Basic Combat Training (BCT) and Advanced Individual Training (AIT) are important milestones, but the benefits do not start at those points. The answer choice that mentions the Soldier shipping to Reception Battalion from MEPS is the correct one as it signifies the start of the benefits.

8.
How many different options do you have if you want a prescription filled?

3

2

5

Military Pharmacy: Least expensive option with no out-of-pocket costs. - Home Delivery:Safe, convenient and the most cost-effective option when a military pharmacy is not available. - Network Pharmacy: Fast and convenient...more than 60,000 network pharmacies in the United States and U.S. Territories. - Non-Network Pharmacy: Most expensive option. For more information, please visit http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/home/Prescriptions/FillingPrescriptions?

Explanation

Military Pharmacy: Least expensive option with no out-of-pocket costs. - Home Delivery:Safe, convenient and the most cost-effective option when a military pharmacy is not available. - Network Pharmacy: Fast and convenient...more than 60,000 network pharmacies in the United States and U.S. Territories. - Non-Network Pharmacy: Most expensive option. For more information, please visit http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/home/Prescriptions/FillingPrescriptions?

9.

Children remain eligible for TRICARE benefits while they are in college up to age 18 or until they graduate.

True

False

Children remain eligible for TRICARE benefits while they are in college up to age *23* or until they graduate, whichever comes first. http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/home/LifeEvents/College?

Explanation

Children remain eligible for TRICARE benefits while they are in college up to age *23* or until they graduate, whichever comes first. http://tricare.mil/mybenefit/home/LifeEvents/College?

10.

How many different TRICARE plans are available to choose from?

2

10

5

TRICARE Prime,TRICARE Prime Remote,TRICARE Standard and Extra,US Family Health Plan,TRICARE Prime Overseas,TRICARE Prime, Remote Overseas,TRICARE Standard Overseas, TRICARE For Life,TRICARE Reserve Select and TRICARE Retired Reserve. To explore your healthcare options, please visit http://www.tricare.mil/mybenefit/NewToTricare.jsp?ref=New_To_Tricare

Explanation

TRICARE Prime,TRICARE Prime Remote,TRICARE Standard and Extra,US Family Health Plan,TRICARE Prime Overseas,TRICARE Prime, Remote Overseas,TRICARE Standard Overseas, TRICARE For Life,TRICARE Reserve Select and TRICARE Retired Reserve. To explore your healthcare options, please visit http://www.tricare.mil/mybenefit/NewToTricare.jsp?ref=New_To_Tricare