LSCO 1 Logistics Basic Officer Leader Course (LOG BOLC) Practice Exam

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• Which platoon is responsible for fuel and water within the listed organization?
• Which term is defined as defending anything linear?
• Which domain is not part of the five domains in multidomain operations?
• Which distribution method is characterized by both units meeting at the LRP to exchange loads?
• Which of the following is not one of the Army's warfighting functions?
• Throughput Distribution bypasses which of the following?
• Which of the following is NOT a function of the SPO in Sustainment BDE staff sections?
• Turning movement is characterized by which effect?
• Which unit is the Organic BN to Sustainment BDE?
• Which element is postured toward the enemy on the most likely avenue of approach due to having the most crew-served weapons?
• Which term describes a frontal attack?
• Which option is a form of aerial delivery?
• What is the rank of the Sustainment BDE Deputy Commander (XO)?
• Which strong point type is a position the unit expects to move to later in the battle?
• CTCP is responsible for which of the following?
• Delay describes what action?
• Troop movement is categorized as which of the following?
• What is the typical rank of the BCT Executive Officer?
• Which status category is most closely related to logistics in command post reporting?
• FTCP is described as direct coordination between which units?
• Which statement best defines Establish?
• MCIS is comprised of which components?
• The M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle is used by mechanized infantry to deliver squads to the objective. Which statement best describes its primary role?
• Which report is commonly used to send a situation update to higher headquarters?
• In brigade staff, S1 is responsible for which area?
• If two units exchange loads at a central point, which distribution method is being used?
• Protective obstacles include which pair?
• Which form of attack is defined as temporarily seize an objective with a planned withdrawal?
• Which battle-position type is a position a unit expects to move to during the course of a battle?
• How many M997 HMMWV Ambulances are in a company?
• Health services is an element of sustainment. Which area does it support?
• Which items are components of information flow?
• Which statement describes the Sustainment Brigade's capacity?
• What is the typical rank of a Brigade Combat Team Commander?
• Which obstacle effect diverts the enemy?
• What does CSC stand for in the DSSB's organic companies?
• PoP v1 stands for which term?
• In the order of march, which element typically proceeds second?
• Which units are listed as part of the seven organic companies to a BCT?
• Which is a tactical obstacle?
• Which term represents the objective of securing information by capturing personnel and equipment?
• Which strong point type covers the best sectors of fire along an avenue that isn't the primary?
• What is the purpose of the Division Sustainment Brigade in brigades under a division?
• Which of the following is a form of reconnaissance?
• What does the term PAA stand for in this context?
• Forward arming and refueling point is defined as
• Which of the following is a form of maneuver?
• Which category includes natural and manmade obstacles?
• Which statement best describes Mobile Defense?
• Which item is described as Not concealed, left for unit to pickup at specific time?
• Which of the following is one of the seven steps to develop an engagement area?
• Which category includes railroad beds, towns, and cemeteries?
• Which form of attack is defined as an attack in which the attacker hides and surprises the enemy?
• Which asset is described as a repair shop on wheels in the maintenance platoon?
• Which term describes a form of tactical movement?
• Role 3 is described as which combination of hospital facilities?
• What is the first step in developing an engagement area?
• Who creates the LRP?
• Which term best describes the fixed, heavily defended position used as an anchor in defense?
• Which of the following is a principle of logistics?
• In the typical order of march, which element occupies the main element position?
• Which capability is explicitly listed for the Brigade Engineer Battalion?
• All command posts include which element?
• What is the name of the water transport system referenced for the water platoon?
• DA 1594 is commonly referred to as which document?
• Which of the following is a function of a command post?
• What is the term for the preplanned barrier of fires designed to impede enemy movement across defensive lines?
• MCTOM is described as which of the following?
• SPO stands for what in brigade logistics terminology?
• Which distribution method involves bringing the supplies to the receiving unit?
• Which offense task typically follows a successful attack?
• Which statement correctly differentiates a hospital center from a field hospital?
• Offense is described as which of the following?
• TCN v1 is best described as which of the following?
• What is a purpose of sustainment?
• Which battle-position type is used when the primary can't be used?
• Which resupply method is described as a combination of service station and tailgate?
• Which statement about the Main CP is true?
• FTCP is responsible for direct coordination between which two units?
• LOGPAC refers to
• What does SASMO stand for in sustainment operations?
• A field hospital is best described as which kind of medical area?
• What is the aim of multidomain operations?
• Which describes the capability of armored companies?
• Which obstacle effect is used to halt an attack completely?
• Which item is a common assembly area task you would perform to begin organizing troops?
• What is the mission of the Division Sustainment Support Battalion as stated?
• Which option best describes the LRP in resupply operations?
• MCIS comprises which components?
• Which battle-position type covers the enemy's most likely avenue of approach?
• What is the Organic company to Special Troops BN?
• Reinforcing obstacles include which subcategories?
• Which of the following best describes Echelon support?
• What does BCT stand for?
• The Division Sustainment Support Battalion can have how many attached companies?
• What does CTC stand for in the DSSB's organic companies?
• Which service is NOT provided by the Sustainment BDE?
• Which statement is true about the Division Sustainment Support Battalion's organization?
• Concealed, left for unit to pickup at specific time describes
• Which term is described as detailed planning and coordination, extensive recon, extensive rehearsals?
• Withdrawal describes what action?
• In the sequence of steps to develop an engagement area, which action is the final step?
• Which term denotes the designated place where passing units will pass through a stationary unit?
• The M109 Paladin is best described as which type of weapon?
• Which is a fighting position designed for two personnel working together?
• What is the main element of LSCO?
• IBCT stands for?
• Which movement is a common mode for moving by land?
• Which term describes an operation characterized by detailed planning, coordination, extensive recon, and rehearsals?
• What is Mobile Defense in defensive operations?
• Which is a manmade obstacle?
• Role 2 corresponds to which medical company with 20 beds and 72 hours of care?
• Perimeter is oriented in which directions?
• What is the rank of the Sustainment BDE Commander?
• Which term means continuing operations to capitalize on gains already achieved?
• What is the role of a SPO?
• What is Multidomain Operations?
• LOGSTAT is most closely associated with which aspect of operations?
• Which tactic involves moving undetected through enemy lines?
• How long is an LRP location typically maintained?
• Which of the following is a resupply method described in the material?
• Which operation means building on gains already made to extend success?
• Which list represents the staff sections that comprise the BSB XO staff?
• Which operation temporarily seizes an objective with a planned withdrawal?
• Which obstacle effect breaks up the enemy's formation and tempo?
• Which statement about the Tactical CP is true?
• What is the purpose of the Forward Logistics Element (FLE)?
• Which type of operation is characterized by minimal preparation?
• Which statement best describes a Retrograde operation?
• The middleman function that can reach Battalion or lower is best described by which term?
• Which term is listed as a resupply method along ROM and cache?
• Running estimates are used when which condition applies?
• In the flow of logistics, which elements move away from FLOT?
• DA 1594 is commonly referred to as which of the following?
• Which term describes the situation when requirements exceed capabilities?
• From Role 2, what is the next stage in the medevac flow?
• Which is a resupply technique?
• Which term describes an operation where a force moves forward or rearward through another force's combat positions with the aim of recontact?
• Pre-positioned supplies are described as
• STT+ primarily does what?
• Tactical framework comprises which four steps?
• Which base layout involves multiple bases functioning together?
• What is the MATP MOS designation listed for supply-related roles?
• Which statement about STT+ is correct?
• What are the three dimensions of LSCO?
• Which option describes a single base Base Security Area layout?
• What is the MOS designation for the water platoon?
• What term describes a heavily fortified position tied to a natural or reinforcing obstacle?
• What does STT+ stand for?
• Which brigade staff handles personnel actions?
• Which is a natural obstacle?
• Which of the following is NOT a coordinating staff element for the BCT XO?
• NOT an example of an individual obstacle?
• Which term is listed as a function under the Sustainment BDE staff sections (SPO)?
• Infiltration is defined as moving undetected through an enemy's lines. Which option matches this concept?
• Which of the following is a form of retrograde?
• Which statement about Throughput Distribution is true?
• Which movement is typically used to cover distance along roads during operations?
• Which warfighting function is responsible for delivering fires?
• Which asset is used by the fuel and water platoon to transport fuel?
• Which position is listed as part of the BCT commander's staff?
• Who typically serves as the senior enlisted advisor on the BSB commander's staff?
• Refuel on the Move (ROM) is best described as.
• Within a defensive plan, which strong point type would you rely on if the primary is unavailable, offering a backup with similar coverage?
• Which unit is the organic headquarters company within the Division Sustainment Support Battalion?
• What is Retrograde?
• Which term describes a deception where contact is made solely to deceive the adversary?
• From Role 1, the next medevac stage proceeds to which role?
• What term describes any place on the ground where distribution unit vehicles take supplies and are met by the supported unit?
• LOGSTAT is associated with which concept?
• Which form of attack is defined as regaining the initiative through offensive action?
• Aerial delivery is best described as
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a form of defense?
• Which statement differentiates Main CP from Tactical CP?
• Which maneuver would force the enemy to retreat in a direction we guide them?
• Which statement about Unit Distribution is true?
• SNE expands to which term?
• Cache is described as
• Which obstacle effect slows the enemy's advance?
• Which of the following is NOT a step in developing an engagement area?
• Which of the following is a mission for Sustainment BDE?
• What is Occupy?
• In the Medevac flow, what is the first stage after the point of injury?
• Brigades under a Division typically include which elements?
• Which MOS corresponds to the Behavioral health section?
• DSSB's organic companies are HHC, CSC, SMC, and CTC. Which statement best reflects this?
• In recon in force, which of the following is a security task?
• Which term describes the replacement of a unit by another?
• What must every Brigade have?
• Which obstacle term is used to divert the enemy's path while delaying progress?
• Which term describes the concept of supporting an organization arrayed within an area of operation?
• NOT a characteristic of defense operations?
• Which of the following is an element of sustainment?
• What is a primary criterion for tactical site selection?
• Which category contains Directed, Situational, and Reserve obstacles?
• What is the MOS designation for personnel in a Transportation Platoon?
• The Brigade Engineer Battalion is described as having bridging capabilities such as Wet Gap Crossing. Which statement best describes this capability?
• Which are listed as offense tasks?
• Which statement about the HIPPOS water system is correct?
• Information flow components include which of the following?
• What is envelopment?
• Which statement about Supply Point Distribution is true?
• Which unit is responsible for running the Forward Logistics Element (FLE)?
• The CTCP's primary purpose is to plan, coordinate, and execute sustainment operations. Which option best represents this function?
• Role 2 is also known as which designation?
• Which resupply component is a temporary facility for refueling?
• In the flow of logistics, where do supplies move?
• Who makes the decision to displace the BSA in coordination with higher authority?
• What is the typical rank of the BSB executive officer (BSB XO)?
• In the evacuation platoon structure, which facility provides immediate life-saving measures at Role 1?
• Which of the following is a manmade obstacle?
• What best matches Area Defense objective?
• The Cavalry Battalion is described as conducting reconnaissance for infantry units behind enemy lines. Which option best captures this role?
• Which term describes catching or cutting off a hostile force in order to destroy it?
• Which of the following is a form of reconnaissance?
• Which DSTB pre-assigned company handles communications?
• Which obstacle effect is used to slow the enemy's advance?
• Perimeter in defense is best described as?
• What is the purpose of modular system exchange operations?
• What term refers to a lane through an obstacle that provides a safe passage for a passing force?
• How many meals per day does the BSB HHC field feeding section prepare?
• Which operation involves moving through another force's combat positions to reposition into or out of contact with the enemy?
• What is the maximum number of attached companies the Division Sustainment Support Battalion can have?
• Which obstacle effect breaks up enemy formation and tempo?
• Protective obstacles include which of the following?
• How many M1284 AMPV - MEC vehicles are in a company?
• Role 4 provides the most definitive medical care at which facility type?
• What is the stated purpose of the BSB HHC?
• Which statement best describes a frontal attack?
• What is Area Defense?
• What does MCTOM stand for?
• Which option lists the areas from which a resupply site can be selected?
• Which form of attack involves preemptive action to disrupt the enemy's offensive capabilities?
• What is the term for a specifically designated place where passing units will pass through the stationary unit?
• What is the primary purpose for the Base Security Area (BSA) location?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an organic company within the Division Sustainment Support Battalion?
• Which of the following is a Special staff member for the BCT XO?
• Which of the following is one of the eight logistics principles?
• Which form of attack is used to disrupt the enemy's offense by striking preemptively before the enemy begins their attack?
• What term describes a show of force without the intent of engaging the enemy?
• What does SATS stand for in the maintenance equipment listing?
• Modular system exchange operations involve
• A Base Security Area should be located on or near which type of route?
• Which battle-position type covers the best sectors of fire along an avenue not the primary attack avenue?
• Retirement describes what action?
• Which is a type of fighting position that is typically short-term and hastily constructed for a single person?
• Which is the last element in the order of march?
• What is the primary purpose of the offense?
• Which form means organized movement away from the enemy?
• Which resupply method involves delivering supplies to unit vehicles one by one?
• In the medevac chain, what is the next stage after Role 3?
• A shortfall occurs under which condition?
• Which statement best describes the Sustainment BDE missions?
• What does Echelon support refer to?
• Which area is not listed as a selectable site area?
• Penetration is best described as which action?
• Which are the five domains in multidomain operations?
• Which is a mission of the Sustainment BDE?
• What is the typical rank of the Brigade Support Battalion Commander?
• Relief in place can be executed in which sequence?
• The FA battery in this unit is equipped with how many M109 Paladin self-propelled howitzers?
• Which of the following is true about Brigade Combat Teams?
• Which of the following is NOT a natural obstacle?
• Which term describes a resupply approach that is scheduled rather than ad hoc?
• Which acronym stands for Division Sustainment Support Battalion?
• Which item is an assembly area task?
• Which medical element is responsible for patient evacuation?
• Within the BCT XO Special staff, which position is listed?
• Armored companies: how many M1A2 Abrams are in armored companies?
• At what level is Soldier Network Extension usable?
• Which of the following is NOT a form of maneuver?
• Which of the following is NOT a priority of work?
• Battle rhythm is defined as what?
• What is the Organic BN to Sustainment BDE?
• Which form of attack is described as attacking an enemy before they attack you, thereby disrupting their offensive capabilities?
• Which of the following describes the composition of the BSB XO staff?
• Building blocks of Sustainment BDE can have how many attached companies?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the Sustainment BDE Commander personal staff?
• MCIS stands for?
• Which is a staff section under Sustainment BDE Deputy Commander (XO)?
• What does LOGPAC involve?
• Which type of fighting position is designed for mounted or mobile use?
• Which term is listed as a type of patrol?
• Which obstacle effect stops an attack?
• Which battalion comprises the organic companies HHC, CSC, SMC, and CTC?
• Which term describes a passage through obstacles intended to permit movement during operations?
• An area free of mines or obstacles wide enough for friendly forces to pass through is called a what?
• Reverse slope purpose?
• What is the designation of the organic company to the Special Troops BN?
• Which term means forcing through enemy lines?
• Which statement best describes a BSA location requirement?
• ABCT stands for?
• Which concept is designed to develop the situation and can lead to follow-on tactical operations?
• What does SMC stand for in the DSSB's organic companies?
• Which vehicle platform is used by mechanized infantry companies to deliver infantry squads to the objective by assaulting through small arms and indirect fires?
• Direct coordination between maneuver BN and BSB is a function of which post?
• In the Sustainment Brigade Battalion count, how many Combat Service Support Battalions (CSSBs) are listed?
• Displaced refers to what event for a Base Security Area?
• Which DSTB pre-assigned company is responsible for personnel?
• SBCT stands for?