Logistics Captains Career Course (LOG-C3) Log Phase Test 1 Practice

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• What is 'Cross-docking' and how can it support military distributions?
• Brigade Combat Teams are the principal ground maneuver units of which formation?
• What is the difference between 'ready-to-use' and 'work-in-progress' assets?
• Which tenet concerns the integration of assets and capabilities across services to maximize effectiveness?
• What does Direct Support entail?
• Which term best captures a direct capability of data analytics in sustainment to manage inventory?
• What is requisitioning and what are its common channels?
• What are the three functions of OCS?
• What is the role of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) in military supply?
• Which principle is demonstrated when plans adapt on the fly without waiting for orders?
• Field service is described as which of the following?
• Which term is the ability to adapt sustainment operations to unexpected situations or circumstances affecting a mission?
• Which inventory technique involves counting all items at least annually?
• What is another name for CTCP?
• What best defines sustainment in military operations?
• Which statement correctly describes systems support contracts?
• The CTCP usually consists of which elements?
• The forward movement of BCT battalions and the BCT commander's movement of the BCT rear boundary largely dictates when which action must occur?
• Which sustainment level coordinates support from strategic to meet the tactical level needs?
• In command relationships, what does Attached mean?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four operational responsibilities to forces in theater?
• What is the primary role of the BSB Support Operations Officer (SPO)?
• What is the role of the continuous distribution model in sustainment?
• Which term describes forces that are an essential part of a military organization as listed in its MTOE'd units?
• When an Army Service Component Command (ASCC) is in support of a Geographic Combatant Command (GCC), it is designated as which?
• A contract designed to support specific material systems belongs to which category?
• Which statement best describes the vulnerability considerations for main supply routes in military logistics?
• Which factors commonly trigger the need for safety stock?
• Which statement describes General Support-Reinforcing?
• Which statement describes the Tailgate resupply method?
• Which tenet focuses on maintaining long-term sustainment of operations?
• Forward Support Company (FSC) provides which of the following for IBCTs?
• How do supply and maintenance interact to sustain a unit?
• Which capabilities are provided by the Brigade Support Area tailored to the Brigade Combat Team?
• Which statement is an Assigned relationship example?
• Which capability is NOT part of the Brigade Support Area (BSA) design for supporting the Brigade Combat Team?
• Which option is NOT listed as a basic tactical formation within the Army?
• Division Sustainment Support Battalion (DSSB) is organic to which unit?
• What is the primary role of the S3 (BSB Operations Officer)?
• Which statement best describes the BSB Commander’s responsibilities?
• Describe the difference between tactical and strategic level distribution planning.
• Which is not a Sustainment Principle?
• Which technique involves regularly counting a rotating subset of items to verify accuracy?
• What is a demand forecast in logistics and how is it used?
• A theater support contract is characterized by which of the following?
• What describes the strategic base?
• Data analytics contributes to route optimization by which outcome?
• What is the purpose of exit criteria in a logistics plan?
• What is 'requisitioning by exception' and when is it used?
• What is Joint Interdependence?
• Explain the role of contracting in military logistics.
• The Headquarters for operations of a land component commander is at what level?
• Which outcome is targeted to improve readiness according to data analytics in sustainment operations?
• In a logistics plan, exit criteria are defined as which?
• What does Survivability encompass?
• What is War Reserve Materiel (WRM) and its purpose?
• Which statement about omni-channel logistics in military operations is correct?
• What is the difference between consumables and repair parts in supply classes?
• What is the turn-in process and when is it used?
• Which method of distribution bypasses one or more intermediate supply echelons to avoid multiple handling?
• Which level of sustainment provides key sustainment functions necessary to meet the commander's intent and concept of operations?
• During large-scale combat operations, which level is described as the army's principal tactical warfighting function?
• In BSB Movement Techniques, which item describes 'Support from BSA/Displace as an entity'?
• Sustainment of Unified Land Operations (ULO) is described as which of the following?
• What is the primary role of anomaly detection in data analytics for sustainment decision-making?
• Which statement best describes the classification of Class IX items?
• Which cargo characteristics commonly influence transportation mode selection?
• In unit distribution at the LRP, who brings supplies back to their location?
• Which option best describes force projection in military logistics?
• External support contracts include examples such as LOGCAP, staff augmentation, and what?
• Which statement describes the Modified Tailgate resupply method?
• In sustainment analytics, anomaly detection primarily serves to
• Which resupply method is described as a mixture of two methods?
• MATP stands for what?
• The three contracting support types cover what broad aim?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of contracting support?
• Which best describes Reinforcing in terms of unit relationships?
• Which best describes General Support (GS)?
• Within the Brigade Support Area, which operation is specifically included to support the Brigade Combat Team's supply efforts?
• Which option correctly differentiates General Support and Direct Support?
• Which of the following is a tenet of operation?
• The theater support contract is typically used for which kinds of procurement?
• Which is a Direct Support relationship?
• Quality assurance in logistics is achieved through which combination of activities?
• What two outcomes are cited as benefits of data analytics in sustainment decision-making?
• Anticipation is defined as?
• Combat Sustainment Support Battalion (CSSB) description?
• In sustaining operations, how do supply and maintenance interact to support readiness?
• What is a Priority Designator (PD) and how does it influence supply prioritization?
• Data analytics is used to optimize which elements for efficiency and readiness?
• Which of the following is targeted for optimization through data analytics in sustainment operations?
• In TACON, the authority is limited to what kind of actions?
• Simplicity in sustainment is best described as?
• Which techniques are used for planned resupply?
• Functions of the DSB which of the following is a function?
• Which level of sustainment links the US economic base in CONUS to military operations in theater?
• Which of the following is NOT a common channel for requisitioning materiel?
• Which statement best describes the primary purpose of inventory differential monitoring?
• Which Army standard supply class includes ammunition?
• Explain the concept of main supply routes and their importance.
• Maintenance backlogs are a metric used to assess what aspect of logistics readiness?
• Which statement about the Logistics Release Point (LRP) is true?
• Which term describes the ability to react to changing requirements to maintain support at the right place and the right time?
• Under Planned Resupply, which elements establish the requirement, timing, and frequency for routine supply?
• Define lead time in the supply chain and its impact on planning.
• Which statement describes the Service Station resupply method?
• A receiving report serves what purpose in inventory management?
• What is stock-out and what are typical consequences?
• In BSB Movement Techniques, what is the second listed element?
• Which is NOT a tenet of operation?
• Who would be responsible for planning and synchronizing sustainment operations for the BSB?
• Which statement best defines contracting in military logistics?
• Which level of sustainment links the strategic and tactical levels, coordinating support from strategic to meet tactical needs?
• Define a requisition and its role in the supply process.
• In inventory management, which method uses newest stock first, typically for cost accounting or avoiding obsolescence?
• Which of the following is correctly matched to its standard Army supply class?
• In many military logistics scenarios, contracting is used to obtain goods and services when which condition exists?
• Field service in sustainment typically includes which activity?
• Which supply class corresponds to major end items?
• Omni-channel logistics in a military context is best described as which of the following?
• Which option is NOT a listed method of distribution?
• In inventory management, which method uses oldest stock first to reduce expiration risk?
• Within the Brigade Support Area design, what level of medical support is included?
• How is the Brigade Support Area related to the Brigade Combat Team?
• Which contracting unit is specifically identified as assisting divisional units?
• How do you measure logistics readiness in a unit?
• Where does a CSC operate in relation to tactical forces?
• Integration in sustainment means what?
• What are the two primary methods of resupply?
• Which statement best describes the Forward Support Company (FSC) organizational alignment?
• Logistics risk management includes which practice?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between maintenance planning and supply in Army operations?
• Freedom of Action in sustainment is best described as providing which capabilities?
• Displacement of the BSA is driven by which factors?
• Which option is NOT a resupply technique described for Company trains?
• Theater Sustainment Command (TSC) primarily does which of the following?
• Quality assurance is essential in logistics because...
• Which contracting expert units are assigned to help divisional units?
• In command relationships, which term describes units temporarily placed in an organization, with the gaining unit assuming responsibility for their administration and logistics?
• How does the Army's DRRS-A support logistics readiness?
• What is the primary purpose of pipeline management in logistics?
• Which of the following are the four elements of sustainment?
• Which metric is specifically forecast by data analytics to support sustainment planning?
• In command relationships, what does Assigned mean?
• Explain the difference between 'throughput' and 'delivery reliability' in logistics metrics.
• What is the difference between stock control and asset visibility?
• Which statement accurately describes the role of data analytics in sustainment decision-making?
• What is an 'audit trail' in logistics information systems?
• Which statement best describes the maintenance role in sustainment?
• What defines Tactical Control (TACON)?
• Who is the senior logistics commander for the BCT?
• Which term describes processes and procedures to minimize the complexity of sustainment?
• What is a key combined outcome of applying data analytics to sustainment decisions?
• What is the purpose of a logistics estimate during operations planning?
• Repair parts should be prioritized for inventory levels based on which factors?
• Which sustainment principle focuses on providing timely and appropriate action to meet needs?
• Systems support contracts are awarded via which contracting authority?
• Throughput Distribution is defined as a method of distribution that does what?
• Sustainment in Unified Land Operations links which levels via a continuous interoperable network?
• What is the role of the Division Support Area (DSA)?
• Which factor influences transportation mode selection?
• In supply point by means of the LRP, what occurs?
• In BSB Movement Techniques, which element corresponds to 'Echelon/Displacement by bounds'?
• The sustainment objective is to provide which combination to enable operations?
• Forward Support Company (FSC) description?
• Which statement best describes Operational Control (OPCON)?
• What is a unit movement operation?
• What is a primary outcome enabled by applying data analytics to sustainment decision-making?
• Division Sustainment Support Battalion (DSSB) description?
• Which statement best summarizes the role of data analytics in sustainment decision-making?
• What is asset visibility and why is it important?
• What is the purpose of a Unit Movement Plan (UMP) and what does it include?
• In a military logistics context, what is the purpose of applying the just-in-time principle?
• Which metric indicates the percentage of orders delivered on time and complete?
• Sustainment provides operation commander freedom of action, extended operational reach, and prolonged endurance. Which of the following best captures these benefits?
• Which conditions are essential for just-in-time to minimize inventory while ensuring availability?
• Asset visibility in logistics refers to which attribute?
• Cross-docking, when used in distribution, primarily reduces which part of the process?
• Which statement correctly describes the strategic sustainment level?
• The FTCP usually consists of Elements of:
• Which element addresses health services support?
• What does Reinforcing mean in a support relationship?
• What is 'dwell time' and why is it important in distribution?
• Which are the three types of contracting support?
• Which capability is associated with forecasting in sustainment analytics?
• Which statement best characterizes Emergency Resupply?
• Which term refers to providing sustainment resources in an efficient manner to enable a commander to employ all assets to their greatest possible effect?
• What kind of decision support is provided by data analytics in sustainment?
• To reduce dependency on a single source and mitigate supply disruption risk, which practice is most appropriate?
• What is inventory differential and why monitor it?
• Which CTCP assets are included?
• Corps Sustainment Command (CSC) at theater level has which characteristic?
• The function of contract support integration is a part of which overarching system?
• How does maintenance planning interface with supply in Army operations?
• Which tenet emphasizes the breadth and depth of operations across space and time?
• What is a property book in military logistics?
• Which of the following best describes the scope of contracting support types?
• Which statement is an Attached relationship example?
• Prolong Endurance refers to which capability?
• Perpetual inventory records are best described as what?
• In command relationships, what does Organic mean?
• What defines Extended Operational Reach?
• Which statement about War Reserve Materiel (WRM) is true?
• Which is true about a unit providing General Support?
• Why is inventory accuracy important for readiness?
• In unit distribution by means of the Logistics Release Point (LRP), what happens when a unit representative meets LOGPAC at the LRP?
• What is the Logistics Release Point (LRP) defined as?
• External support contracts are contracting authority external to the operational command. Which is an example of this type?
• Economy in sustainment emphasizes what?
• What is risk-based maintenance and why is it used?