Within each State, what military official is the convoy approval authority for all DOD
highway movements, Active and Reserve, that starts movement within that state?
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The State Defense Movement Coordinator (DMC) is responsible for
approving convoys that begin within their state
Load cards are not just used to document loads. What else can they be used for?
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They are also used to check for lost or damaged cargo at terminals or to
find a particular piece of cargo.
, What are the three types of route reconnaissance?
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Map, ground or aerial route reconnaissance.
What are the four major Business Processes in
TC AIMS II?
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The four major Business Processes are:
1. Asset Management
2. Movement Planning
3. Movement Coordination
4. Movement Execution
What is the difference between YELLOW TAT and RED TAT?
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YELLOW TAT must accompany troops and be accessible en-route, while
RED TAT must be available at the destination before or upon unit arrival.
highway movements, Active and Reserve, that starts movement within that state?
Give this one a try later!
The State Defense Movement Coordinator (DMC) is responsible for
approving convoys that begin within their state
Load cards are not just used to document loads. What else can they be used for?
Give this one a try later!
They are also used to check for lost or damaged cargo at terminals or to
find a particular piece of cargo.
, What are the three types of route reconnaissance?
Give this one a try later!
Map, ground or aerial route reconnaissance.
What are the four major Business Processes in
TC AIMS II?
Give this one a try later!
The four major Business Processes are:
1. Asset Management
2. Movement Planning
3. Movement Coordination
4. Movement Execution
What is the difference between YELLOW TAT and RED TAT?
Give this one a try later!
YELLOW TAT must accompany troops and be accessible en-route, while
RED TAT must be available at the destination before or upon unit arrival.
