AMEDD BOLC CORE EXAMS 2026 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Commercial vehicles in convoy - ✔✔Intersperse throughout the convoy
Pair each vehicle with a military vehicle
Instruct contract drivers to shadow their assigned
military vehicles throughout the mission
Disperse CREW assets to protect these vehicles as
well as military vehicles
Assign runners and relay trucks
✔✔Pairing of Commercial Vehicles: Formations - ✔✔Column
Halt
✔✔How is Convoy briefed? - ✔✔1.Situation
2.Mission
3.Execution
4.Service support
5.Command and Signal
✔✔Admin Convoy - ✔✔•Any group of 6 or more vehicles temporarily
organized to operate as a column, with or without
escort, proceeding together under a single commander
• 10 or more vehicles per hour dispatched to the same
destination, over the same route
• 5 or fewer vehicles operating as a column, with
or without escort, proceeding under a single commander
✔✔Convoy Clearance - ✔✔DD Form 1265 or DD Form 1266
, Active component: coordinates with ITO, which
in turn obtains clearance through the Army
National Guard State Area Command (30 days)
Reserve component: coordinates with higher
HQ, which in turn obtains clearance through
the Army National Guard State Area Command
(60 days)
State Area Commands coordinate with State and
Local authorities
Civilian police assistance may be required
Military convoys do not have priority
✔✔Convoy ID - ✔✔Lead vehicle: blue flag, left front or rear
Trail vehicle: green flag, left front or rear
Convoy commander: black/white flag, left front
Night: blue/green lights
Trail party: orange flag, left front or rear
All vehicles: convoy clearance number
Service drive lights
✔✔How many medical functions are found in EAB - ✔✔10
✔✔Mission Command Elements: EAB - ✔✔MEDCOM
MEDBDE (SPT)
✔✔MEDCOM (Deployment Support) - ✔✔Conserves fighting strength of the tactical
commander through synchronization of AHS operations and providing mission
command of MEDBDE (SPT), MMBs, and/or other AHS units assigned/attached to the
headquarters providing HSS/FHP to tactical commanders and AO forces while
simultaneously conducting stability tasks
Serves as the medical force provider within AO. As the medical force provider, the CDR
identifies and evaluates health care requirements throughout his AO
✔✔MEDCOM (DS) Capabilities - ✔✔Mission command of AHS units providing medical
support with the AO.
Advice to the theater Army commander and other senior level commanders on medical
aspects of their operations.
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Commercial vehicles in convoy - ✔✔Intersperse throughout the convoy
Pair each vehicle with a military vehicle
Instruct contract drivers to shadow their assigned
military vehicles throughout the mission
Disperse CREW assets to protect these vehicles as
well as military vehicles
Assign runners and relay trucks
✔✔Pairing of Commercial Vehicles: Formations - ✔✔Column
Halt
✔✔How is Convoy briefed? - ✔✔1.Situation
2.Mission
3.Execution
4.Service support
5.Command and Signal
✔✔Admin Convoy - ✔✔•Any group of 6 or more vehicles temporarily
organized to operate as a column, with or without
escort, proceeding together under a single commander
• 10 or more vehicles per hour dispatched to the same
destination, over the same route
• 5 or fewer vehicles operating as a column, with
or without escort, proceeding under a single commander
✔✔Convoy Clearance - ✔✔DD Form 1265 or DD Form 1266
, Active component: coordinates with ITO, which
in turn obtains clearance through the Army
National Guard State Area Command (30 days)
Reserve component: coordinates with higher
HQ, which in turn obtains clearance through
the Army National Guard State Area Command
(60 days)
State Area Commands coordinate with State and
Local authorities
Civilian police assistance may be required
Military convoys do not have priority
✔✔Convoy ID - ✔✔Lead vehicle: blue flag, left front or rear
Trail vehicle: green flag, left front or rear
Convoy commander: black/white flag, left front
Night: blue/green lights
Trail party: orange flag, left front or rear
All vehicles: convoy clearance number
Service drive lights
✔✔How many medical functions are found in EAB - ✔✔10
✔✔Mission Command Elements: EAB - ✔✔MEDCOM
MEDBDE (SPT)
✔✔MEDCOM (Deployment Support) - ✔✔Conserves fighting strength of the tactical
commander through synchronization of AHS operations and providing mission
command of MEDBDE (SPT), MMBs, and/or other AHS units assigned/attached to the
headquarters providing HSS/FHP to tactical commanders and AO forces while
simultaneously conducting stability tasks
Serves as the medical force provider within AO. As the medical force provider, the CDR
identifies and evaluates health care requirements throughout his AO
✔✔MEDCOM (DS) Capabilities - ✔✔Mission command of AHS units providing medical
support with the AO.
Advice to the theater Army commander and other senior level commanders on medical
aspects of their operations.
