LOG BOLC Exam 2 ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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CDR's Unit Status Report (CUSR) Intended to convey the commander's concerns and personal
assessments to the chain of command and Army resource
managers
Full Report Provides a comprehensive readiness status report. Provides
the most objective report, and the preponderance of the
available data fields in the full report format are established as
mandatory requirements.
Abbreviated Report Aka the "deployed report" and known as the "short report"
format, entails the minimum data necessary to portray the
general readiness status of the unit. Produces a more
subjective report than a full report, and the data fields in the
full report format are either unavailable or are optional for
data entry.
4 types of CUSR reports Regular- Submitted monthly on the 15th of the month
Validation- Submitted intra-quarterly and report cannot be
used if there is any change to an overall level
Change- Submitted outside of the 15th of the month and to
report change or update
Deployed- Submitted within 24 hours required when
deployed away from home
Status of 4 primary areas (PSRT) measure current status of resources and training in the unit to
support their overall C-level assessments
Personnel (P) Comparing the available strength, the available military
occupational specialty qualified (MOSQ) strength by duty
position and the available senior grade strength by category
with the required strength established in the unit's formal
requirements and authorizations document (MTOE or TDA).
, Equipment and Supplies on-hand / available Comparing the quantities of mission essential equipment items
(S) that are established on the unit's MTOE and coded as ERC P
(pacing item) or ERC A LINs
Equipment Readiness / Serviceability (R) Indicates how well the unit or organization is maintaining its
on-hand equipment
Unit Training Proficiency (T) Supports the overall C-Level determination is based on the T-
METL percentage resulting from the commander's proficiency
assessments of each of the unit's FSO METL tasks as either
trained (T), needs practice (P) or untrained (U).
C-Levels reflect the unit's ability to accomplish core functions, provide
designed capabilities, and execute the standardized Full
Spectrum Operations (FSO) Mission Essential Tasks (METs)
C-1 Unit can undertake the missions it was designed for
C-2 Unit possesses the required resources and is trained to
undertake most of the its missions for which it is designed
C-3 Unit possesses the required resources and is trained to
undertake many, but not all, portions of the mission for which
it is designed
C-4 Unit requires additional resources or training to undertake its
designed mission, but may be directed to undertake some
portions of its mission with resources on hand
C-5 Unit is undergoing a service directed resource action and is
not prepared, at this time, to undertake the full spectrum
mission for which designed
ERC A or ERC P (Equipment Readiness Critical mission support items are selected items of equipment
Code) required to refuel, rearm, power, move, recover, provide
medical support, or provide direct command and control.
Designated as pacing items.
Pacing Item Major weapon systems, aircraft, and other items of equipment
central to an organization's ability to perform its designated
mission. Subjected to continuous monitoring and management
at all levels of command. The majority of units should have
two pacing items.
Assigned mission manning level (AMM- Comparing the manning requirements with the personnel
Level) currently available to the unit to accomplish the assigned
mission.
Assigned mission equipping level (AME- Comparing the equipment requirements with the equipment
Level) items that are currently possessed/controlled by the unit to
accomplish the assigned mission.
Answers
CDR's Unit Status Report (CUSR) Intended to convey the commander's concerns and personal
assessments to the chain of command and Army resource
managers
Full Report Provides a comprehensive readiness status report. Provides
the most objective report, and the preponderance of the
available data fields in the full report format are established as
mandatory requirements.
Abbreviated Report Aka the "deployed report" and known as the "short report"
format, entails the minimum data necessary to portray the
general readiness status of the unit. Produces a more
subjective report than a full report, and the data fields in the
full report format are either unavailable or are optional for
data entry.
4 types of CUSR reports Regular- Submitted monthly on the 15th of the month
Validation- Submitted intra-quarterly and report cannot be
used if there is any change to an overall level
Change- Submitted outside of the 15th of the month and to
report change or update
Deployed- Submitted within 24 hours required when
deployed away from home
Status of 4 primary areas (PSRT) measure current status of resources and training in the unit to
support their overall C-level assessments
Personnel (P) Comparing the available strength, the available military
occupational specialty qualified (MOSQ) strength by duty
position and the available senior grade strength by category
with the required strength established in the unit's formal
requirements and authorizations document (MTOE or TDA).
, Equipment and Supplies on-hand / available Comparing the quantities of mission essential equipment items
(S) that are established on the unit's MTOE and coded as ERC P
(pacing item) or ERC A LINs
Equipment Readiness / Serviceability (R) Indicates how well the unit or organization is maintaining its
on-hand equipment
Unit Training Proficiency (T) Supports the overall C-Level determination is based on the T-
METL percentage resulting from the commander's proficiency
assessments of each of the unit's FSO METL tasks as either
trained (T), needs practice (P) or untrained (U).
C-Levels reflect the unit's ability to accomplish core functions, provide
designed capabilities, and execute the standardized Full
Spectrum Operations (FSO) Mission Essential Tasks (METs)
C-1 Unit can undertake the missions it was designed for
C-2 Unit possesses the required resources and is trained to
undertake most of the its missions for which it is designed
C-3 Unit possesses the required resources and is trained to
undertake many, but not all, portions of the mission for which
it is designed
C-4 Unit requires additional resources or training to undertake its
designed mission, but may be directed to undertake some
portions of its mission with resources on hand
C-5 Unit is undergoing a service directed resource action and is
not prepared, at this time, to undertake the full spectrum
mission for which designed
ERC A or ERC P (Equipment Readiness Critical mission support items are selected items of equipment
Code) required to refuel, rearm, power, move, recover, provide
medical support, or provide direct command and control.
Designated as pacing items.
Pacing Item Major weapon systems, aircraft, and other items of equipment
central to an organization's ability to perform its designated
mission. Subjected to continuous monitoring and management
at all levels of command. The majority of units should have
two pacing items.
Assigned mission manning level (AMM- Comparing the manning requirements with the personnel
Level) currently available to the unit to accomplish the assigned
mission.
Assigned mission equipping level (AME- Comparing the equipment requirements with the equipment
Level) items that are currently possessed/controlled by the unit to
accomplish the assigned mission.
