S100

Question 1

According to ADP 3-0, the purpose of a sustaining operation is to enable the decisive operation or shaping operations by ______ and ______ combat power.

Answer 1

generating, maintaining

Question 2

The distribution method where shipments bypass at least one or more intermediate supply echelons in the supply system is __________

Answer 2

Throughput distribution

Question 3

An operation at any echelon that enables the decisive operation or shaping operations by generating and maintaining combat power is termed a ______.

Answer 3

Sustaining Operation

Question 4

If your unit is assigned its position or area of operation and has its priorities set by the unit supported. What is your unit’s support relationship with the unit you are supporting?

Answer 4

Direct Support

Question 5

What is the term for an estimated amount of ammunition needed to sustain tactical operations, without ammunition expenditure restrictions, over a specified time period?

Answer 5

Required supply rate (RSR)

Question 6

_____ stems from the ability to organize, protect, and sustain a force, regardless of the distance from its base and the austerity of the environment.

Answer 6

Prolonged Endurance

Question 7

True or False: The Army Health System medical capabilities (ten medical functions) are grouped under two Army warfighting functions- Force Health Protection (FHP) under protection and Health Service Support (HSS) under sustainment warfighting functions.

Answer 7

True

Question 8

The Army Health System consists of how many roles of care?

Answer 8

Four

Question 9

The forward support company (FSC) supporting a maneuver battalion, positions elements forward of the Brigade Support Area (BSA) to provide responsive support to the maneuver companies. The maneuver battalion aid station and maneuver battalion maintenance collection point are normally collocated with these FSC elements at the _______.

Answer 9

Battalion combat trains

Question 10

Which sustainment principle is defined as the ability to foresee operational requirements and initiate necessary actions that most appropriately satisfy a response without waiting for operations orders or fragmentary orders?

Answer 10

Anticipation

Question 11

When a Combined Arms Battalion echelons the battalion trains, they are normally organized into __________ and __________ trains.

Answer 11

Combat, Field

Question 12

BSBs have the organic capability to (Choose the most correct answer):

Answer 12

All the above

Question 13

Which principle of sustainment is described here; _______ is combining all of the sustainment elements within operations assuring unity of command and effort. It requires deliberate coordination and synchronization of sustainment with operations across all levels of war

Answer 13

Integration

Question 14

T/F: In multinational operations, sustainment of forces is primarily a national responsibility. However, relations between the United States and its NATO allies have evolved to where sustainment is viewed as a collective responsibility (NATO Military Committee Decision 319/1).

Answer 14

True

Question 15

Who is responsible for organizing, training, equipping, and providing administrating, supplying, and maintaining forces?

Answer 15

Military Departments

Question 16

A ______ is normally assigned to the theater army and is the senior army medical headquarters in an AOR.

Answer 16

MEDCOM (DS)

Question 17

What authority does a Combatant Commander use to assign a component commander with the responsibility for conducting various theater logistics functions, as well as base support at designated theater locations?

Answer 17

Directive Authority for Logistics (DAFL)

Question 18

Which of the following best describes the multitiered matrix of key global logistics providers cooperatively structured through an assortment of collaborative agreements, contracts, policy, legislation, or treaties utilized to provide the best possible support to the JFC or other supported organization?

Answer 18

Joint Logistics Enterprise (JLEnt)

Question 19

_____ is the Nation’s combat logistics support agency, providing nearly 100 percent of the military’s consumable items, and is the Department of Defense Executive Agent for subsistence and bulk petroleum.

Answer 19

Defense Logistics Agency

Question 20

The Theater Logistics Analysis provides detailed analysis by: Location or installations (main operations base [MOB]/forward operating site [FOS]/cooperative security location [CSL]), and what else?

Answer 20

Host Nation Agreements, Existing Contracts, and Footprint Projections are all correct,

Question 21

The _________________ provides a means of anticipating future requirements to ensure responsiveness and adequacy of support and provide an understanding of current conditions of the operational environment (i.e., a country/AO assessment).

Answer 21

Theater Logistics Analysis (TLA)

Question 22

Are all Joint Task Force Logistics Directorate J4 sections organized the same way?

Answer 22

No, they are tailored to the operation they are supporting.

Question 23

In the development of a Theater Campaign Plan, the Joint Logistics Planning Process has four key outputs: theater logistics analysis, theater logistics overview, logistics estimate, and the _____________.

Answer 23

Concept of logistics support

Question 24

Which of the following staff products supports Theater Campaign plans (TCPs) by interfacing with the Geographic Combatant Commander’s Theater Posture Plans (TPPs) support to strategic lift, infrastructure, distribution enablers, agreements, polices, processes and information systems?

Answer 24

Distribution Plans