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AR 525-93 ✔Correct Answer-Army Deployment and Redeployment
LSCO ✔Correct Answer-Extensive
joint combat operations in
terms of scope and size of
forces committed, conducted
as a campaign aimed at
achieving
operational and strategic
objectives (ADP 3-0).
Deploying principles ✔Correct Answer-1. Precision
2. Synchronization
3. Knowledge
4. Speed
Deployment Phases ✔Correct Answer-Phase I/II: Deployment planning/ Pre-deployment
activities
Phase III: Movement (Fort to Port/Port to Port)
Phase IV: RSOI (Port to Foxhole)
Deployment Phase I ✔Correct Answer--analyze the mission
-structure forces
-refine deployment data
-prepare the force
-schedule movement
TPFDD ✔Correct Answer-Time Phased Force Deployment Data
Force Projection Process ✔Correct Answer-1. Mobilization
2. Deployment
3. Employment
4. Sustainment
5. Redeployment
Reading a TPFDD ✔Correct Answer-Ready-to-Load Date (RTD)
Available-to-Load Date (ALD)
Earliest Arrival Date (EAD)
Latest Arrival Date (LAD)
, Required Delivery Date (RDD)
Deployment Phase II ✔Correct Answer-- stuffing containers
- blocking and bracing
- pallet building
- loading unit equipment
Documents provided to UMO ✔Correct Answer-1. FORSCOM 285-R or DA Form 7598
2. DD Form 1750
3. Destination placard
Areas of the APOE ✔Correct Answer-- marshalling area
- alert holding area
- call forward area
- loading ramp area
- planning and execution
Deployment Phase IV ✔Correct Answer-- reception
- staging
- onward movement
- integration
Reception ✔Correct Answer-the process of receiving, off-loading, marshalling, and
transporting of personnel, equipment, and materiel from strategic and/or intratheater
deployment phase to a sea, air, or surface transportation POD to the marshalling area.
Staging ✔Correct Answer-includes assembling, temporarily holding, and organizing arriving
personnel, equipment, and materiel into forces and capabilities and preparing them for onward
movement, tactical operations, or Service reintegration.
Onward Movement ✔Correct Answer-the process of moving forces, capabilities, and
accompanying materiel from reception facilities, marshalling areas, and SAs to TAAs and/or OAs
or onward from the POD or other reception areas to the home/demobilization station.
Integration ✔Correct Answer-the synchronized transfer of capabilities into an operational
commander's force prior to mission execution or back to the component/Service.
CDDP ✔Correct Answer-Command Deployment Discipline Program
Level I DRE ✔Correct Answer-designed to evaluate a unit's ability to alert, assemble, and
conduct Soldier readiness tasks and ensure the appropriate deployment certifications,
appointment orders, standard operating procedures, movement request submission process,
and system documentation is in place to complete a limited notice deployment.
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
AR 525-93 ✔Correct Answer-Army Deployment and Redeployment
LSCO ✔Correct Answer-Extensive
joint combat operations in
terms of scope and size of
forces committed, conducted
as a campaign aimed at
achieving
operational and strategic
objectives (ADP 3-0).
Deploying principles ✔Correct Answer-1. Precision
2. Synchronization
3. Knowledge
4. Speed
Deployment Phases ✔Correct Answer-Phase I/II: Deployment planning/ Pre-deployment
activities
Phase III: Movement (Fort to Port/Port to Port)
Phase IV: RSOI (Port to Foxhole)
Deployment Phase I ✔Correct Answer--analyze the mission
-structure forces
-refine deployment data
-prepare the force
-schedule movement
TPFDD ✔Correct Answer-Time Phased Force Deployment Data
Force Projection Process ✔Correct Answer-1. Mobilization
2. Deployment
3. Employment
4. Sustainment
5. Redeployment
Reading a TPFDD ✔Correct Answer-Ready-to-Load Date (RTD)
Available-to-Load Date (ALD)
Earliest Arrival Date (EAD)
Latest Arrival Date (LAD)
, Required Delivery Date (RDD)
Deployment Phase II ✔Correct Answer-- stuffing containers
- blocking and bracing
- pallet building
- loading unit equipment
Documents provided to UMO ✔Correct Answer-1. FORSCOM 285-R or DA Form 7598
2. DD Form 1750
3. Destination placard
Areas of the APOE ✔Correct Answer-- marshalling area
- alert holding area
- call forward area
- loading ramp area
- planning and execution
Deployment Phase IV ✔Correct Answer-- reception
- staging
- onward movement
- integration
Reception ✔Correct Answer-the process of receiving, off-loading, marshalling, and
transporting of personnel, equipment, and materiel from strategic and/or intratheater
deployment phase to a sea, air, or surface transportation POD to the marshalling area.
Staging ✔Correct Answer-includes assembling, temporarily holding, and organizing arriving
personnel, equipment, and materiel into forces and capabilities and preparing them for onward
movement, tactical operations, or Service reintegration.
Onward Movement ✔Correct Answer-the process of moving forces, capabilities, and
accompanying materiel from reception facilities, marshalling areas, and SAs to TAAs and/or OAs
or onward from the POD or other reception areas to the home/demobilization station.
Integration ✔Correct Answer-the synchronized transfer of capabilities into an operational
commander's force prior to mission execution or back to the component/Service.
CDDP ✔Correct Answer-Command Deployment Discipline Program
Level I DRE ✔Correct Answer-designed to evaluate a unit's ability to alert, assemble, and
conduct Soldier readiness tasks and ensure the appropriate deployment certifications,
appointment orders, standard operating procedures, movement request submission process,
and system documentation is in place to complete a limited notice deployment.
