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Sustainment Flashcards

1
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What army regulation covers sustainment ?

A

ADP 4-0

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2
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What does sustainment ensure?

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Freedom of action, extended operational reach, and prolonged endurance

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3
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What does sustainment determine?

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The depth and duration of operations

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4
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What does SBCT Infantry logistics consist of?

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Supply, distribution, maintenance, transportation, field services, operational contract support, general engineering

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5
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What are the elements of sustainment ?

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Logistics, health services, personel services

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6
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What are the principles of sustainment?

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Anticipation, continuity, responsiveness, integration, simplicity, improvisation, survivability, economy

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7
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What is continuity?

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Providing uninterrupted sustainment across all levels of war

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8
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What is responsiveness?

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The ability to react to changing requirements in order to maintain support

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9
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What is integration

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Combining all the sustainment elements of sustainment with operations to ensure unity of command and unity of effort

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10
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What is simplicity?

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It relates to the process and procedures that minimize the complexity of sustainment

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What is improvisation

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The ability to adapt sustainment operations to unexpected situations or circumstances affecting a mission

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12
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What is survivability?

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Includes all aspects of protecting personnel, weapons and supplies while simultaneously deceiving the enemy

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13
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What is economy?

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Providing sustainment resources in an efficient manner to enable a commander to employ all assets to achieve the greatest effect possible

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14
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What is a LOGSTAT?

A

Logistics status report

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15
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What are the four steps of maintenance and recovery?

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Plan , prepare, execute, assess

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16
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What is covered under Class 1 of supply

A

Food

17
Q

MK19 ammunition would fall under what army class of supply?

A

Class 5

18
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_____ is the ability to adapt the sustainment operations to unexpected situations or circumstances affecting a mission?

A

Improvisation

19
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___ is providing sustainment resources and efficient manner to enable a commander to employ all assets to achieve the greatest effect possible

A

Economy

20
Q

Non-medical units use this to refer to the movement of casualties aboard non-medical vehicles or aircraft without in route Medical care is considered what?

A

CASEVAC

21
Q

What technique is used when units requiring resupply come to centralized location?

A

Service station

22
Q

What are the three types of routine resupply?

A

Tailgate resupply, service station resupply, modified tailgate resupply

23
Q

What type of resupply occurs when the resupply moves to the unit?

A

Tailgate resupply

24
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What method of resupply is a combination of service station and tailgate?

A

Modified tailgate resupply

25
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When are prepositioned supplies most used?

A

Defensive operations

26
Q

___ is transportation of a casualty in a medical vehicle with inroute medical care?

A

MEDEVAC

27
Q

What is covered under class 5 of supply?

A

Ammunition

28
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What is covered under class 3 of supply?

A

Fuel

29
Q

What is the ability to force the operational requirements and initiate actions that satisfy a response without waiting for an operations order or fragmentary order?

A

Anticipation

30
Q

The basic computation for determining the quantity of ammunition required. This figure is normally expressed in rounds per weapon per day

A

Forecasting

31
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____ is the formal ordering of munitions which follows a munitions forecast?

A

Requisition

32
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___ includes receipt, preparation, configuration, packaging, transporting, initial issue and resupply/ rearming operations and the management of those operations

A

Distribution

33
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Materials identified to be disposed of or ___ are normally expedited to an echelon above brigade ammunition supply point or within the unit prior to transportation

A

Retrograde

34
Q

How is the SRM cycle structured for progression?

A

Rest, training, ready and available

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