M-SLC Sustainment Exam Study Guide Rated A+

M-SLC Sustainment Exam Study Guide Rated A+ Purpose of sustaining operations Generate and maintain combat power What are the three standard types of BCTs? Heavy Infantry Stryker What do all 3 BCT include? An organic reconnaissance Squadron Six warfighting functions are Movement and maneuver Intelligence Fires Sustainment Mission command Protection What are the supporting Brigade types? Battlefield surveillance brigade (BFSB) Fires Brigade Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB) Maveuver enhancement brigade (MEB) Sustainment Brigade BCT are organized to self sustained for how long? 72 hours of combat The BSB has distinct ___________ ___________ __________ to support each CAB, fires Battalion and RS. Forward support company The forward support company has a distribution platoon and a maintenance platoon that support what? Food and water (Class I) Fuel (Class III) Ammo (Class V) Repair parts (Class IX) Maintenance and recovery Who determines the location of the company's resupply Point Based on data developed during operational planning and the wargaming process? XO Who controls the Medevac vehicle when it is unable to remain forward with a company? Supply sergeant The emergency medicine performed by the trauma specialist is supervised by who? Battalion surgeon or physician's assistant What are the three resupply methods? Service station method tailgate method and in position What is a vital sustainment and Leadership function at all levels in the unit chain of command? Ensuring that soldiers received and drink enough water Normally which class of items will be prestocked? Class V, but Class I and Class III may be included in some situations Who is responsible for preparing the PZ/LZ/DZ? The receiving unit What is Medevac? A timely efficient movement and enroute care of wounded injured or ill persons from the battlefield and/or other locations What are the three goals of tactical combat casualty care? Treat the casualty, prevent additional casualties and complete the mission Role 1 (level 1) unit level Medical Care includes? Immediate life saving measures Disease and non battle injury prevention Combat stress control preventive measures Patient collection Medical evacuation from supported units to MTFs What is role 2 Renders care and is operated by the area support Squad medical treatment platoon of medical companies / troops What is role 3 At this level patients are treated at an MTF staffed and equipped facility What is role 4 (The continental United States support base) Medical care is in support-base hospitals There are three major goals of enroute care what are they? Ensure patients are properly prepared by providing essential care prior to evacuation. Ensure the medical evacuation system is able to transport / evacuate critically ill or injured patients on any available mode of transportation. Preserve a forward deployed medical personnel characterization of the type of care provided What is casualty evacuation? It is a term used to refer to the movement of casualties abroad non-medical vehicles or aircraft What are the three phases of tactical combat casualty care? The three phases are care Under Fire tactical field care and combat casualty evacuation care Who provides guidance to each platoon medic as required? The senior trauma Specialist or company senior medic Who oversees sick call screening for the company? Senior trauma Specialist or company senior medic Who requisitions Class 8 supplies from the BSA for the company according to the tsop? Senior trauma Specialist or company senior medic Who has overall responsibility for medical services The company Commander Who is a physician and serves as the Battalion surgeon? Medical platoon leader How does the Battalion normally designate AXPs? In the OPORD under the service support Annex What are the categories of Precedence for a Medevac? Priority 1: Urgent Priority 1A: Urgent-Surgical Priority 2: Priority Priority 3: Routine Priority 4: Convenience What is the normal evacuation configuration for a Blackhawk? 4 litter patients and 1 ambulatory patient What is the maximum evacuation configuration for a Blackhawk? Six-litter patients and one ambulatory patient or 7 ambulatory patients What is the primary air ambulance? Blackhawk How many patients can a CH - 47 Carry? It can carry up to 24 litter patients or 31 ambulatory patients or some combination thereof Normally how long does the commander have to send a letter of condolence to The Soldier's next of kin? Within 48 Hours of the death What are the Army's two levels of maintenance? Field (20 level and below) and sustainment (30 level and up) what is the first step in returning disabled equipment to the battle Battle damage assessment and repair What is it called when you remove serviceable parts from an item of non Mission capable equipment to install on another piece of equipment that can be rendered mission-capable more quickly or easily? Controlled Exchange Equipment that has a deficiency but maybe operated under set limitations is labeled as what? Circle X What are the five status symbols on 5988 Circle X X - / Last name initial What is form 2408 - 4? Weapon record data What is form 2408 - 20 Oil analysis log What is form 2408 - 5 Equipment modification record ______________ is the authorized removal of serviceable and unserviceable parts components and assemblies from Material authorized for disposal Cannibalization What are the basic rules of BDAR? Think safety first Beware of booby traps Recognize battle damage indicators Perform an assessment What is BDAR? Battle damage assessment and repair What DD Form is attached to all components that are repaired using BDAR? DD FORM 1577 What is the last thing a commander should do during his battle brief? Fart