A. Logistics planning function.
B. Light, lean, lethal forces.
C. Time definite resupply.
D. Agile logistics.
A. Unit control centers.
B. Disaster response teams.
C. Contingency action teams.
D. Deployment control centers.
A. Deployments.
B. Support planning.
C. Support agreements.
D. War readiness materiel (WRM).
A. Ten.
B. Six.
C. Five.
D. One.
A. Readying the force.
B. Positioning the force.
C. Recovering the force.
D. Employing and sustaining the force.
A. Joint Operations Planning and Execution System (JOPES).
B. Logistician’s Contingency Assessment Tools (LOGCAT).
C. Joint Flow Analysis System for Transportation (JFAST).
D. Logistics Module (LOGMOD).
A. sustainable.
B. deployable.
C. modular.
D. tailored.
A. War readiness materiel (WRM).
B. Host-nation support (HNS).
C. Request for forces (RFF).
D. Support agreements.
A. Line remark.
B. Pre-deployment.
C. Combatant commander.
D. Supporting commander.
A. Deployments.
B. Support agreement.
C. Adaptive planning process.
D. War readiness materiel (WRM) process.
A. Validate and monitor war readiness materiel (WRM) deficiencies.
B. Conduct training for subordinate and tenant units.
C. Reporting limiting factors (LIMFACS).
D. Coordinate international logistics.
A. Ancillary and Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) training.
B. Ancillary and Advanced Distributed Learning Service (ADLS) training.
C. 7-skill level career development course (CDC) and CFETP training.
D. 7-skill level CDC and 7-skill level core tasks.
A. War readiness materiel (WRM) training.
B. Noncommissioned officers Academy (NCOA).
C. Contingency Wartime Planning Course (CWPC).
D. Joint Operations Planning and Execution System (JOPES).
A. Noncommissioned officer in charge war readiness materiel.
B. Installation deployment officer (IDO).
C. Support agreement.
D. Superintendent.
A. Support agreement.
B. War readiness materiel.
C. Functional management.
D. Deployment management.
A. War readiness materiel management.
B. Unit control center management.
B. Unit control center management.
D. Programs.
A. War readiness materiel (WRM) manager.
B. Support agreement manager.
C. Wing commander.
D. Unit.
A. Reading.
B. Training.
C. Supervision.
D. Deployment.
A. Air Combat Command (ACC).
B. Pacific Air Force (PACAF).
C. Number Air Force (NAF).
D. Unit.
A. Programs.
B. Agreements.
C. Deployments.
D. War readiness materiel (WRM).
A. A4 Contingency Action Team (CAT).
B. Major command (MAJCOM).
C. Numbered Air Force (NAF).
D. Joint Task Force (JTF).
A. SECRET.
B. TOP SECRET.
C. NATO ATOMAL.
D. Sensitive compartmented information.
A. Logistics planning subsystem (LOGPLAN) materiel list.
B. Time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD).
C. Acquisition and cross servicing agreement.
D. Support agreement.
A. Support agreement.
B. War readiness materiel (WRM) documents.
C. Logistics module (LOGMOD) unit type code (UTC) report.
D. Air and Space Expeditionary Force Unit Type Code Reporting Tool (ART) data.
A. Chances of confiscation by unauthorized personnel.
B. Time of day to ship the material.
C. Cost to ship the material.
D. Weight of the material.