Mr. Springs Mission Practice Test

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• Who is identified as the only person that can assess the company's ability?
• In the Eight Step Training Model, which step corresponds to Rehearse?
• Evaluators use the TEO for
• Who comprises the convoy protection platform (gun truck)?
• What is the form used to request convoy clearance?
• Which statement about BMCT is accurate?
• Which type of training is associated with the green cycle?
• What are the rules for naming MSRs?
• Which RFID transponder devices digitally store data?
• Who closes out the TMR?
• What is the specified fuel level for vehicles?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four APOE areas?
• The only person that can assess the company's ability is
• The SPOE is designed to manage embarkation and debarkation by which transport mode?
• The lack of forces, equipment, personnel, material, or capability, may be reported/reflected as?
• Define trail of a convoy.
• Trainers use TE&O for what purpose?
• What are the 3 steps to assessing MET proficiency?
• What do platoons and squads have to do with UTPs?
• What is the rail head responsible for?
• Which item is the third fundamental step in training your unit?
• Which framework is used to plan, prepare, execute, and evaluate a single training event?
• How many MCTs per sustainment BDE in theater?
• Which officer is noted for eating dirt in class?
• What is a CSC?
• What are the 5 steps in developing a platoon training plan?
• Which group is responsible for training individuals, crews, and small teams and for advising commanders on training?
• Which officer is noted as eating dirt in class?
• Which cargo requires bracing, packing, and tying down?
• What is the gunner's role?
• What are the recognized methods of recon?
• Which fundamental step involves repeating training as necessary?
• Which principle in routing matches vehicle with route characteristics?
• What are the two types of movement plans?
• What organization is the first point of contact for other DOD organizations needing Army common user transportation?
• Which fuel level is specified for vehicles?
• What are the five movement control functions?
• Define the head of a convoy.
• Which position is responsible for the landing zone equipment and supervising those in the vehicle?
• What does the Convoy Clearance Number identify?
• Which statement best describes the difference between planned and immediate moves?
• Which color is used for the lead vehicle flag?
• What fuel level is required in vehicles?
• Who completes the final rail inspections?
• SMCC stands for which of the following?
• What are the deploying principles?
• Which of the following is NOT a role of the UMO?
• Which of the following is NOT a control measure in the route synchronization plan?
• Movement program statements, which is true?
• Which annex covers air movement requirements?
• How many fundamental steps are listed in the unit training fundamentals?
• Where are weapons qualification standards documented?
• According to the training principles, who are the primary trainers?
• Define main body of a convoy.
• What are the three primary purposes of T&EOs?
• How many robotic recovery teams are part of the gun truck crew?
• What is TC-AIMS?
• Which role is primarily responsible for weapon employment and ROE awareness?
• SPOE stands for which logistics facility?
• Which document contains standards for weapons qualifications?
• What elements are covered in a WARNO?
• In the MET proficiency three-step process, what comes after "Understand"?
• Which cargo option must be braced/packed/tied down?
• What process is used at the company level and below to analyze a mission, develop a plan, and prepare unit training?
• Which description best captures hip pocket training?
• What is mission analysis?
• Where does the UMC operate?
• What does RFID stand for?
• Which of the following is an example of NTAT?
• Which form is used to request convoy clearance?
• Which statement best defines a tactical convoy?
• What color is the flag on the rear vehicle?
• What is the primary purpose of the eight-step training model?
• Which routing principle suggests using as many routes as possible?
• Which concept describes training as a combined arms team?
• Where are the flags displayed during convoy operations?
• What is the technique or framework used for planning training?
• Platoon training meetings occur with what frequency?
• Who is responsible for organizational control?
• Trainers use the TE&O for
• Which color is used for the rear vehicle flag?
• What is the vehicle commander's responsibility?
• What does the driver do?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between training meetings and the commander's intent?
• Which statement about UTPs and platoons is true?
• Which four areas are considered to move during deployment?
• In the eight-step training model, what is Step 1?
• Commanders use the TEO for
• Which of the following is a correct list of the four routing principles?
• Which statement correctly describes the unit training battle rhythm?
• Red TAT is reported on which document and indicates what?
• Do platoons and squads conduct UTP?
• Which statement best describes the use of T&EOs by evaluators?
• How often do training meetings occur?
• What defines a Mission Essential Task (MET)?
• Which principle involves the known and anticipates the unknown?
• TADDSS stands for?
• Which form is used for oversized vehicles?
• Which program tells us how a unit is going to move for deployment?
• Which metric describes MCT allocation per main supply route?
• Weapons qual standards can be found in
• Which regulation has the roles of a logistics platoon leader?
• What is the purpose of the movement program?
• Which form documents vehicle load cards?
• What is a convoy?
• Which of the following statements accurately describes the information sources used for Synchronization Route planning?
• Do all trainings have to be conducted in a live-fire environment?
• Which principle expresses that training should prepare forces to fight?
• Which is Phase 1 of deployment?
• Which regulations govern training?
• In theater logistics, the APOE is primarily associated with which mode of movement?
• How many levels up does the Commander approve training plans?
• What is the form used for vehicle load cards?
• What is the primary mission of the A/DACG?
• What requires a block of bracing, packing, or tie down?
• Which items are covered by a WARNO?
• Which principle emphasizes training to standard using the appropriate doctrine?
• What is the duty of the assistant convoy commander?
• Yellow TAT indicates items that are what?
• What color is the flag for the lead vehicle?
• What are the 3 organizational elements?
• Which option best describes the step that measures performance against a predefined standard?
• What responsibility does the shipper (consignor) have in the movement control activation process?
• How many steps are there in a movement plan?
• Can any vehicle be a gun truck?
• Which document is used to authorize convoy movements and clearances?
• True/False: If planners identify transportation shortfalls, they will plan movement according to transportation priorities (TP).
• What is the Joint Battle Command Platform?
• Which is a legitimate route type used in the route synchronization plan?
• Which option best defines collective training?
• DMC stands for which title?
• In the eight-step training model, what is Step 2?
• Which option best describes the Record Platoon Training Results item in the five-step platoon training plan?
• What is the vehicle placement sequence for a convoy?
• What theater-controlled area is established to reassemble combat units and their equipment when inadequate space or facilities exist at the SPODs?
• Which statement about MSR naming rules is correct?
• What color is the flag for the commander?
• Which form covers the military shipment label?
• Which principle is about training to maintain readiness?
• Which APOE area serves as holding prior to loading operations?
• How many steps are in the movement plan?
• Which phase comes after Phase 2 pre-deployment activities?
• Which statement about the trail of a convoy is true?
• Which unit verifies that the movement program commitment data is still valid prior to pick-up?
• Movement program consists of how many steps?
• What is the function of a task crosswalk?
• What is the purpose of recovery in a convoy?
• Where do you gather information for the Synchronization Route plan?
• Who is responsible for receiving and staging discharge equipment at the port staging area?
• What does NTAT stand for in deployment terms?
• Which routing principle uses road space or time blocks to prevent congestion?
• Which of the following statements best describes hip pocket training?
• True/False. Branch movement control team (BMCT) is a subordinate unit of the MCT
• Which statement best describes the convoy commander’s role?
• Which technique is described as training using multi-echelon techniques?
• What is the full convoy vehicle placement sequence?
• Which plan includes a long-range training calendar as a factor?
• What form is used for the packing list?
• Which form covers motor vehicle inspections for transporting hazardous materials?
• What is a TC?
• Where are the convoy commanders placed at?
• What are the 3 functional elements of a convoy?
• Training Week (T Week) concept is primarily used as a framework for what?
• Can commanders gather intel from the area MCT?
• What components make up a convoy?
• CDDP stands for?
• Which is a purpose of highway regulation plans?
• What is the purpose of Intermediate Staging Bases?
• What are High Payoff Tasks?
• Troop Leading Procedures are used at which level?
• What is RLL/RLD?
• Which item is NOT listed as an authorization of the movement program?
• Which routing principle assigns priority traffic to routes that provide the minimum time-distance?
• True/False: Training meetings are established for training events for the upcoming year.
• What do movement planners use to develop the transportation network?
• Which form covers the pallet identifier?
• What is the responsibility of the security element commander?
• Which step comes immediately before Record Platoon Training Results in the five-step platoon training plan?
• What are the two components of convoy control?
• Which type of route control measure closes that route to traffic?
• Which principle states that training should mirror combat conditions?
• How many MCTs per 1000 miles of each main supply route in DIV/Corps theater and port?
• What is the role of the Commander SDDC?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of convoy control?
• Which statement about Red TAT and Yellow TAT is true?
• What does the navigator/pace setter do?
• What are the four areas of the APOE?
• The regulation that defines the roles of a logistics platoon leader is?
• BMCT is composed of how many soldiers?
• APOE stands for which logistics facility?
• Which set correctly describes the specialty teams?
• How many route types are defined in the route synchronization plan?
• How many soldiers are in a modular Movement Control Team (MCT)?
• Which term describes a route that is closed to traffic?
• Which of the following is an example of a critical point?
• Where are the go/no go performance standards for each training task found?
• What is used to evaluate individual and collective tasks?
• Which element is defined as the largest part of a convoy, follows the pace setter, and is divided into serials and march units for easier control?
• What is a battle task?
• Which APOE area is primarily used for the initial handling and marshalling of units before loading?
• Which statement correctly describes the placement of convoy commanders?
• Which unit would have 2 MCTs in theater?
• Who is responsible for area control at the BDE rear area?
• RDD stands for?
• Which of the following is a correct example of a critical point?
• Which routes have scheduled and are more likely to require a movement credit?
• Where are Convoy Clearance Numbers displayed?
• What is hip pocket training?
• What is a Mission Essential Task List (METL)?
• Evaluators use the TEO for which purpose?
• What is the overarching topic discussed in a training meeting?
• How many phases are in deployment?
• In a convoy, who is described as the on-the-ground decision maker?
• Which units typically have a METL developed by HQDA?
• True/False. The MCT has operational control of Air Force/HN assets
• Which item is included among the four areas to move during deployment?
• What movement control asset closes out the shipment (TMR)?
• TADDSS is most closely associated with which domain?
• Which organization is responsible for approving local convoy requests with the approval of the DMC?
• Which role ensures the convoy adheres to route and checkpoints?
• What do platoon training meetings typically involve?
• What is the purpose of checkpoints in movement operations?