AP Army Logistics BOLC Practice Test

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• A hand receipt is a document that establishes accountability for property assigned to a user. Which statement best describes its purpose?
• Which of the following lists the seven Army values?
• MILSTRIP stands for Military Standard Requisitioning and Issue Procedures. What is its primary purpose?
• In battle, what is the role of medical logistics?
• Which three terms describe the primary reconnaissance focuses?
• How is inventory security maintained in storage facilities?
• What is surge logistics?
• Under Other than 90 Day Minimum, can a rater produce a report after fewer than 90 days?
• Clothing and equipment, such as body armor, belong to which class of supply?
• What is War Reserve Material (WRM) and its purpose?
• In an OER support form, which item is appropriate to include besides accomplishments and training?
• What are the four elements of senior rater comments?
• What do service medals and service ribbons denote?
• Which statement about state actors is true?
• Which set correctly identifies the four sustainment functions in Army doctrine?
• Which statement best captures the benefit of unified action in logistics?
• Ordinary Leave at a permanent duty station may be taken up to how many days per year?
• Which option correctly describes the C Fund?
• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a leader as a counselor?
• Which OPORD annex covers Host Nation Support?
• What is the standard annual leave accrual and the maximum leave that may be saved?
• How does civilian augmentation (LOGCAP) support readiness?
• Which statement correctly describes the difference between strategic and tactical distribution in terms of scope?
• Which statement best describes stock on hand and stock on order?
• Which statement best describes the airlift plan in sustainment?
• Which elements are included in the execution paragraph of an OPORD?
• What is contract management's role in sustainment?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the seven Army values?
• What is risk?
• In the 2+3 threat framework, which groups constitute the '3'?
• What is the difference between a hand receipt and a sub-hand receipt?
• Which of the following is NOT a mandatory report type?
• Which statement best describes adversaries' capabilities in jamming?
• Which OPORD annex covers Intelligence?
• How are weapon size and capability indicated by horizontal lines?
• What is the formula for the Blended Retirement System defined benefit?
• Which statement correctly differentiates pay and allowances?
• What is the automatic contribution and matching arrangement in the Blended Retirement System?
• How is readiness reporting for equipment and supplies typically achieved?
• Which statement about stock on hand and stock on order is true?
• What are the three types of orders?
• Which statement differentiates APOE and APOD?
• What is the primary purpose of explosives safety in stockpiles?
• What is the purpose of requisition priority designators, and how do they influence processing?
• Which statement correctly describes APOE and APOD?
• Which fund focuses on international companies?
• Which OPORD annex covers Space Operations?
• How is temperature control managed in the Class VIII supply?
• Which OPORD annex covers Operational Contract Support?
• Which describes intra-theater distribution?
• Which leave is taken en route to or from TDY?
• A Senior Rater Option Report can be requested after the Senior Rater has served for how many days?
• Which type of brief is used to secure a coordinated or unified effort and is usually presided over by the XO with top brass present?
• What is the S-4's primary role in a battalion?
• In METT-TC, which element specifically addresses terrain and weather?
• In NCOERs, which tense is recommended for bullet points?
• Which level corresponds to High risk approval?
• What does VBBN stand for?
• What is a hybrid threat?
• Which are the three approaches for counselings?
• What is the difference between state actors and nonstate actors?
• Which organization is responsible for planning, synchronizing, and executing sustainment across a theater in joint operations?
• Why is munitions accountability critical in logistics?
• In the 2+3 threat framework, which groups constitute the '2'?
• Which Army Techniques Publication covers Providing Feedback: Counseling-Coaching-Mentoring?
• How many categories of individual awards are there and what are they?
• Which statement correctly describes the decentralized promotion authority?
• Which list correctly identifies the operational variables?
• What is the doctrine for Risk Management?
• Which organization provides essential materiel and supply chain management to the DoD and services?
• Which statement best describes commander's responsibilities regarding extremist organization influence?
• What is Army policy regarding extremist organizations?
• Which fund is described as High Risk, High Yield small-medium US companies?
• Medical materiel, including med kits, is in which class of supply?
• Which line is included in the Warrior Ethos?
• What is the purpose of a distribution plan (DISTPLAN)?
• Which field manuals cover Operational Terms and Military Symbols respectively?
• Which type of report is required and takes precedence over optional ones?
• Which of the following is one of the five qualities of the leader as a counselor?
• What is the difference between strategic environment and operational environment?
• Which topic should not be discussed in NCOER bullet points?
• Who is the approval authority for ordinary leave requests?
• Which statement is part of the Warrior Ethos?
• JP-8 fuel falls under which class of supply?
• What is the purpose of unified action in logistics?
• Which statement about hazmat storage requirements is accurate?
• What is the purpose of annual inventories in property accountability?
• What are the three steps to locate the source of device jamming?
• What are the three parts of commander's intent?
• Which item is not listed as a reconnaissance type?
• What does EP stand for and who is responsible?
• What does METT-TC stand for?
• What is the first step in the eight-step Troop Leading Procedures (TLPs)?
• What are the five steps in the risk management process?
• Which data source provides the principal visibility into the status of equipment readiness and maintenance due dates?
• What is field service support? Name two examples.
• Which award is part of the Decorations category?
• What are the two types of military symbols?
• Which order type is used to issue changes to a previously issued plan?
• What is post-distribution reporting?
• PBUSE stands for Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced. What is its primary function?
• Asset visibility (AV) is the real-time tracking of materiel across the supply chain. What is a key benefit of AV?
• What does throughput mean in a distribution system?
• Personal items, such as toiletries, are in which class of supply?
• Which of the following is an optional report type?
• Which statement accurately describes normal and special leave accrual?
• Construction materials, such as concrete, belong to which class of supply?
• Which term refers to all areas that directly involve US Soldiers on the ground?
• Primary reason evaluations are kicked back?
• Which description of War Reserve Material is correct?
• How do enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems support logistics?
• Two most important paragraphs in an OPORD?
• Where can you verify the amount of accrued leave?
• What planning process is used at battalion level and above?
• Which Army Regulation covers Preparing and Managing Correspondence?
• APOD stands for which logistic term?
• What is the role of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) in the supply chain?
• What is the minimum number of members on the centralized selection board?
• What is demand forecasting in logistics and why is it important?
• Which statement best distinguishes requisitioning from procurement in DoD logistics?
• Which OPORD annex covers Sustainment (External)?
• What are the metrics for an NCOER?
• What is the purpose of an OER support form and what should be included?
• What are the four kinds of briefs?
• In the five-step risk management process, which step comes after identifying hazards?
• Which of the following is a nonstate actor?
• Transition Leave is taken by a Soldier who will be separating from the service, retiring, or leaving active duty.
• Which of the following is a chargeable leave type?
• Which description best matches the G Fund?
• What are the two essential requirements in Army writing?
• What is the number for the Deliberate Risk Assessment Worksheet?
• Which statement describes how BLUF is used in Army writing?
• Which of the following sets lists the three factors that influence a Soldier's potential on Army Evaluations?
• How is retrograde logistics defined?
• Who is affected during jamming?
• Which action best mitigates signal jamming by altering the transmission path?
• Field feeding and which supply class does it belong to?
• How do we best combat the enemy operation variable?
• What is the importance of an evaluation report?
• What is the primary function of evaluation reporting?
• Which statement describes the three types of controls and the criterion they must meet?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three factors influencing a Soldier's potential on Army Evaluations?
• Why is answering questions in a brief important?
• What is the composition of the centralized selection board?
• Which EAR component indicates a soldier is not eligible to promote?
• What form relates to counseling?
• Why is VBBN important?
• What is the purpose of an airlift plan in sustainment?
• Special leave accrual applies to Soldiers who served in areas with hostile fire or imminent danger pay for at least 120 continuous days. How many days may be saved at maximum?
• What is the difference between strategic and tactical distribution?
• Which leave type is taken in conjunction with permanent change of station (PCS) either before or after arrival at the new unit?
• Which of the following correctly lists all four stages of the counseling process?
• Which statement correctly describes intra-theater distribution?
• Major end items, such as M1 Abrams, are part of which class of supply?
• What is reconciling in a supply system?
• At what unit level does the forward support company provide maintenance and supply support?
• Convalescent leave is granted to expedite a member's return to full duty after illness or injury.
• What are the four classes of severity?
• What are the four parts of a PACE plan?
• Which statement best describes the difference between framed and unframed symbols?
• Which unit symbol component communicates the unit's branch or functional affiliation?
• Under the standard 90 Day Minimum rule, how many days must a rater serve to be eligible to prepare a report?
• What is preventive maintenance and why is it performed?
• What are the four parts of a unit symbol?
• What is the role of a Theater Sustainment Command (TSC) in joint operations?
• Which statement best describes the role of ERP systems in logistics?
• What is contracting in military logistics?
• The Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star and Legion of Merit fall under which category?
• Which OPORD annex covers Operations?
• Which of the following is a type of Army evaluation?
• Which option represents a field service support example?
• What is EES?
• Which of the following is a nonchargeable leave taken to attend a semi-official activity?
• Which of the following are basic hazmat labeling and storage requirements in a warehouse?
• In the context of OER, what do ‘Areas for Development’ refer to?
• A supplementary reviewer is required when the senior rater is a lower rank than what a senior rater ought to be.
• What is the doctrine for Commander and Staff Organization and Operations?
• Which process ensures that physical stock discrepancies are identified and addressed?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five types of probability?
• Repair parts, such as engine filters, are in which class of supply?
• Which option lists the five factors that drive credit score?
• What does EMCON level 5 indicate?
• In an operations order, what does the mission paragraph contain?
• What does the electromagnetic spectrum represent?
• Which option best describes the core function of contract management in sustainment?
• What is the concept of a forward support company (FSC) in the logistics chain?
• Procurement in DoD logistics involves which of the following?
• What is risk management in the supply chain?
• When is a supplementary reviewer needed?
• What are the three maintenance levels in the Army?
• What is the doctrine for Planning and Orders Production?
• Which brief type is used to inform the audience about a topic?
• What is load planning in air transportation?
• What is a bill of lading and its function in transportation?
• What are the three parts of the Enlistment Advancement Report (EAR)?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of developmental counseling?
• Which class of supply includes 5.56 mm ammunition?
• Which fund is described as Low Risk, Low yield; Does not lose money, low return; Government based?
• Which question best captures the role of the Theater Sustainment Command in joint operations?
• What are the two kinds of IRAs?
• In symbol notation, what does the absence of horizontal lines indicate about weapon size and capability?
• Which portion of the TLP steps must occur in the prescribed order?
• The Mission brief is used under which conditions?
• The Class VIII supply category in DoD logistics refers to which type of materiel?
• What is considered a hazard in operations?
• Which statement best describes the difference between General Support (GS) and Direct Support (DS) in the logistics chain?
• Which item would be classified under Class VIII in DoD supply categories?
• What are the five main domains in multi-domain warfare?
• When documenting accomplishments, how should you present them in an NCOER?
• What is the difference between chargeable and nonchargeable leave?