Unit Movement Officer Exam 1#1 Question with verified
answers
T/F
UMO will maintain a physical deployment binder for reference and continuity. -
√√T
What are the qualification requirements for the UMO position? - √√The UMO
must be appointed in writing by the unit commander, be E-6 or above (E-5 for
alternates), and be trained at an approved school.
what are the two types of CDDP evaluations - √√Formal and informal
What reference publication identify UMO responsibilities and duties? -
√√FORSCOM/ARNG Regulation 55-1, Unit Movement Planning, ATP 3-35, Army
Deployment and Redeployment and DTR III Appendix A.
How many informal inspections should be conducted yearly? - √√As many as the
unit commander requests.
T/F
Formal evaluations using the deployment readiness tables will be done monthly -
√√F. should be done annually
T/F
There is no frequency requirement for informal evaluations - √√T
, T/F
The purpose of the evaluation is to determine whether or not an organization is
complying with regulatory or doctrinal guidance. - √√T
What does MDR stand for? - √√Mobilization, deployment, redeployment
Mobilization is the process that provides the supported commander with: -
√√Forces (units)
Manpower (individuals)
Logistics support
T/F
mobilization is a sequential process. - √√F
mobilization is a concurrent ad continuous operatio
What are the Four Deployment Phases? - √√Deployment planning
-deployment planning
-predeployment activities
-Movement activities
-Reception, Staging, Onward movement&Integration
examples of movement activities - √√SRP, UMO, HAZMAT, OEL
elements of the strategic mobility triad - √√-prepositioning
-airlift
answers
T/F
UMO will maintain a physical deployment binder for reference and continuity. -
√√T
What are the qualification requirements for the UMO position? - √√The UMO
must be appointed in writing by the unit commander, be E-6 or above (E-5 for
alternates), and be trained at an approved school.
what are the two types of CDDP evaluations - √√Formal and informal
What reference publication identify UMO responsibilities and duties? -
√√FORSCOM/ARNG Regulation 55-1, Unit Movement Planning, ATP 3-35, Army
Deployment and Redeployment and DTR III Appendix A.
How many informal inspections should be conducted yearly? - √√As many as the
unit commander requests.
T/F
Formal evaluations using the deployment readiness tables will be done monthly -
√√F. should be done annually
T/F
There is no frequency requirement for informal evaluations - √√T
, T/F
The purpose of the evaluation is to determine whether or not an organization is
complying with regulatory or doctrinal guidance. - √√T
What does MDR stand for? - √√Mobilization, deployment, redeployment
Mobilization is the process that provides the supported commander with: -
√√Forces (units)
Manpower (individuals)
Logistics support
T/F
mobilization is a sequential process. - √√F
mobilization is a concurrent ad continuous operatio
What are the Four Deployment Phases? - √√Deployment planning
-deployment planning
-predeployment activities
-Movement activities
-Reception, Staging, Onward movement&Integration
examples of movement activities - √√SRP, UMO, HAZMAT, OEL
elements of the strategic mobility triad - √√-prepositioning
-airlift
