BOLC Exam 3 Study
AR 525-93 - Answer-Army Deployment and Redeployment
LSCO - 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 - Answer-1. Precision
2. Synchronization
3. Knowledge
4. Speed
Deployment Phases - 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 - Answer--analyze the mission
,-structure forces
-refine deployment data
-prepare the force
-schedule movement
TPFDD - Answer-Time Phased Force Deployment Data
Force Projection Process - Answer-1. Mobilization
2. Deployment
3. Employment
4. Sustainment
5. Redeployment
Reading a TPFDD - 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 - Answer-- stuffing containers
- blocking and bracing
- pallet building
- loading unit equipment
Documents provided to UMO - Answer-1. FORSCOM 285-R or DA Form 7598
, 2. DD Form 1750
3. Destination placard
Areas of the APOE - Answer-- marshalling area
- alert holding area
- call forward area
- loading ramp area
- planning and execution
Deployment Phase IV - Answer-- reception
- staging
- onward movement
- integration
Reception - 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 - 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 - 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 - Answer-the synchronized transfer of capabilities into an operational
commander's force prior to mission execution or back to the component/Service.
AR 525-93 - Answer-Army Deployment and Redeployment
LSCO - 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 - Answer-1. Precision
2. Synchronization
3. Knowledge
4. Speed
Deployment Phases - 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 - Answer--analyze the mission
,-structure forces
-refine deployment data
-prepare the force
-schedule movement
TPFDD - Answer-Time Phased Force Deployment Data
Force Projection Process - Answer-1. Mobilization
2. Deployment
3. Employment
4. Sustainment
5. Redeployment
Reading a TPFDD - 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 - Answer-- stuffing containers
- blocking and bracing
- pallet building
- loading unit equipment
Documents provided to UMO - Answer-1. FORSCOM 285-R or DA Form 7598
, 2. DD Form 1750
3. Destination placard
Areas of the APOE - Answer-- marshalling area
- alert holding area
- call forward area
- loading ramp area
- planning and execution
Deployment Phase IV - Answer-- reception
- staging
- onward movement
- integration
Reception - 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 - 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 - 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 - Answer-the synchronized transfer of capabilities into an operational
commander's force prior to mission execution or back to the component/Service.
