Analyze BCT Sustainment Flashcards

1
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Is a designated area in which the stamen elements locate to provide support to a brigade combat team. It is the Sustaiment hub of the supported brigade combat team

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The Brigade Support area

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Normally has operational control of all elements located in the BSAA for security and defense mission

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BSB commander

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What is the most critical support area location and consideration for site selection of the BSA

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Mission accomplishment in survivability

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An area where the commander intends to contain and destroy an enemy forces with the master facts of all available weapons and supporting systems

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Engagement area

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You must identify all likely enemy avenues of approach, determine likely enemies schemes of maneuver, determine where to kill the enemy, and place weapons systems, plan and integrate obstacles, plan and integrate in direct fires, rehearse the operation in the engagement area. The seven steps help you to develop what

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Engagement area development

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Establish local security. Position vehicles, crew served weapons, and soldiers assign sectors of fires. Establish communications. Position other assets such as command post. Designate final protective fires. Clearfield of fire and prepare range cards and sector sketches. Prepare fighting positions. In place obstacles. Mark TRPS and direct fire control measures both day and night. Improve primary fighting positions with overhead cover are all an example of what

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BSA Priorities of work

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7
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What form of defense does a BSA employ

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Perimeter Defense

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What are the seven steps of engagement area development

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Identify all likely enemy avenues of approach. Determine likely enemy schemes of maneuver. Determine where to kill the enemy. In place weapons systems. Planning integrate obstacles. Plan integrating Drake fires. Rehearse the operation in the engagement area.

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9
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What are Two of the most important factors in a BS a site selection

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Mission accomplishment and survivability

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The following are examples of white: Position CPs Nearest center of BSA perimeter For Mission command in security reasons. BSA Includes HHC/A/B/C BSB, and can contain all or part of the FSC (FTCP). Can also include elements from BCT staff, Brigade Alternate CP, BEB units, Signal units. A Co., BSB establishes SSA, CL III Point, ATHP. Position units with heaviest firepower, such as B BSB along the most threatening avenues of approach.

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BSA Layout Guidlines

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11
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Who’s decision is it to Displace based on experience in professional military judgment

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The commanders decision is it

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12
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Is Comprised of task organized multi functional logistics assets designed to support fast moving offensive operations in the early phases of decisive action

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Ford logistics element

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13
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The forward logistics element is typically Controlled by the

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SPO and S-3 Rep

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14
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While mission variables dictate a Ford logistics element composition a Brigade support battalion typically establish a Ford logistics element with what

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Fuel handlers, ammunition handlers, water in class one supplies, recovery assets, and medical personnel

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Who is decision is it to displace the Brigade Support area

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The brigade support battalion commander, with close coordination with the BCT commander, determines when to displace the BSA.

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16
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Why are MATPs Typically outside of the Brigade Support area

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Due to net explosive weight of the ammunition there needs to be a significant standoff distance with personnel, equipment, and supply points

17
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What company in the BSA do you posture against the most threatening Avenue of approach

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Bravo company

18
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Our a grouping of personnel, vehicles, and equipment that provides sustainment to the battalion in subordinate companies of the BCT arrayed across the area of operations

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Trains

19
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The composition an exact location of Battalion trains varies depending on the number of units attached, or augmenting, the Battalion true or false

A

T

20
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What type of distribution is being described: First sergeant from each maneuver company needs the Ford support company distro platoon lOGPAC at the LRP and escort them back to each company area

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Unit distribution

21
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Which type of distribution is being described: Each maneuver company is going back to the FTCP to receive supplies from the Ford support companies establish supply points

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Supply point distribution

22
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What type of distribution is being Described: Distribution skips one echelon that unit in the trains concept

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Throughput distribution

23
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What are the three types of resupply methods

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Service station, tailgate, combination.

24
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What type of resupply method is being described: unit elements requiring resupply come to centralized location, maximize effort, larger target.

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Service station

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What type of resupply method is being described: Resupply moved to the unit elements, decentralize effort, smaller target

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Tailgate

26
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What type of resupply method is being described: mixture of service station in tailgating

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Combination

27
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True or false: within the company battery or troop the first sergeant will replenish company elements using various methods depending on the situation

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True

28
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What are the three methods of distribution

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Unit, supply point, and throughput

29
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What method of distribution has the customer come get their supplies

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Supply point

30
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What method of distribution bypasses and echelon of support

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Throughput

31
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Is the grouping of multiple classes of supply and supply vehicles under the control of a single convoy commander. It is simple and efficient way to accomplish routine supply. Typically contains a standardized allocation of supplies based on the concept of support, synchronization matrix, and consumption rates of the supported force

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LOGPAC (Planned Resupply)

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These supplies build a stock is level on the battlefield of often high demand, consumable supplies such as water and ammunition

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Preposition supplies

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Is a preposition in concealed supply point, they are different from standard preposition supplies because the supported or supporting units concealed supplies from the enemy

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Cache

34
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Continually exchanging configured loads of supplies on brigade support battalions distribution company flatracks , Water tank racks, modular fuel system, and multi temperature refrigerated container systems and retrograding empty for support company flat racks is a resupply technique logisticians use when echelon need sustainment capability on the battlefield

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Modular system exchange

35
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Is the least preferred method of supply

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Immediate emergency resupply

36
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What are the two methods of resupply

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Planned and immediate emergency

37
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What are the four types of planned resupply

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LOGPAC, Pre-positioned stocks, cache, and modular system exchange