AMEDD CCC FINAL EXAM ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A BRAND NEW 2024
1. Integration
Anticipation
Responsiveness
Simplicity
Economy
Survivability
Continuity
Improvisation: Principles of Sustainment
2. planning and execution of the movement and support of forces; includes
operations that deal with design and development, acquisition, storage,
movement, distribution, maintenance, and disposition of material; acquisition or
construction, maintenance, operation, and disposition of facilities; and acqui-
sition or furnishing of services: Elements of Sustainment Logistics
3. maintenance, transportation, supply, field services, distribution, operational
contract support (OCS), general engineering: Sub-functions of Logistics
4. leverages fiscal policy and economic power across the range of military
operations; encompasses finance operations: Elements of Sustainment
Financial Management
5. finance operations, resource management: Sub-functions of Financial
Management
6. functions that man the force, maintain Soldier and Family readiness, promote
the moral and ethical values of the nation, and enable the fighting qualities of
the Army: Elements of Sustainment Personnel Services
7. human resources support, legal support, religious support, music support
(division level only), mortuary affairs: Sub-functions of Personnel Services
8. all support and services performed, provided, and arranged by the Army Health
System to promote, improve, conserve, or restore the behavioral and physical
well-being of Army personnel as directed, with unified action partners: Elements
of Logistics Health Service Support
9. casualty care, medical evacuation, medical logistics: Sub-functions of Health
Service Support
,10. Ensuring all assigned equipment is maintained appropriately
Providing resources, assigning responsibility, training Soldiers to achieve maintenance
standards
Readiness and safety of equipment: What are the commander responsibilities under
the Principles of Maintenance?
11. CDR Responsibilities
Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) - foundation of material
readiness
Aim for expeditious return of NMC equipment back to operational status Field level
maintenance positioned forward; sustainment level maintenance at EAB: What are
the principles of maintenance?
12. commander's program designed to evaluate unit maintenance programs on a
day to day basis; purpose is to make the Army more efficient, serve as a checklist
for internal management controls, identify and resolve logistical problems
adversely affecting readiness, and establish reporting procedures required to
identify maintenance issues: Command Maintenance Discipline Program (CMDP)
13. a centrally managed database for maintenance, supply, and finance; allows
members of the CoC to pull equipment status reports (ESRs) to see the functional
status of equipment: GCSS-A
14. Employs sustainment capabilities to create desired effects in support of the DIV
CDRs objectives Can command up to 7 BNs
Provides direct support to all assigned and attached units
Coordinates and synchronized tactical-level sustainment operations to meet current
and future ops: Division Sustainment Brigade (DSB)
15. Organic to DSB
Conducts maintenance, transportation, supply, field services, and distribution
Synchronizes and executes logistics support to BCTs and multifunctional support BDEs
attached to the DIV
Commands and controls all organic, assigned, and attached units: Division
Sustainment Support Battalion (DSSB)
16. Provides direct support to a BCT: Brigade Support Battalion (BSB) Primary Role
17. Support Operations Officer (SPO) and
Sustainment Automation Support Management Office (SASMO): What staff roles are
unique to the BSB?
, 18. Provides C2 for assigned/attached units
Provides CSS/FHP support to customer units external to the BSB
Provides HR, logistics, training, security, communications, and religious support to the
BSB: What does the staff of the BSB do?
19. operating a SSA, Ammunition Transfer and Holding Point (ATHP), conducting
field maintenance support, performing distribution operations, and providing
Role 2 medical care (BSMC): Capabilities of the BSB?
20. Close enough to provide responsive support; close to main supply route; easily
defendable
Out of enemy medium artillery range; away from likely enemy avenues of approac
Occupants: BSB, FSCs, BN field trains, HHC, BCT
Size: up to 4x7 km: Characteristics of the Brigade Support Area
21. Primary supply and transportation hub of the BCT
Plans, directs, and supervises the distribution of supplies to the BDE
Conducts daily receipt, storage, and issue of CL I, II, III, IV, V, IX Transports cargo
to the BDE Employed by the BSB and operates throughout the supported BDE
area: -
Roles of the BSB Companies
Alpha Distribution Cop
22. Provides field maintenance support to the BSB, brigade engineer BN, and
supported units in the BSA
Provides limited support to FSCs and supported maneuver BNs
Provides field maintenance on weapons, power generation equipment,
missile/electronic/weapons systems
Provides welding and lift capabilities for the repair shops, recovery of organic
equipment, recovery support to the BSB units and elements of the BSA
Maintenance control section manages all field maintenance and recovery mission
actions within the BSA: Roles of the BSB Companies
Bravo Field Maintenance Co
23. Provides AHS support to all units operating within the BSA
Operates a Role 2 MTF and provides AHS support on an area basis to all BCT units that
do not have organic medical assets
Provides ground evac, medical supply, dental, PM, and COSC control to all BCT units
4 (A/IBCT) or 5 (SBCT) treatment teams can be dispersed
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A BRAND NEW 2024
1. Integration
Anticipation
Responsiveness
Simplicity
Economy
Survivability
Continuity
Improvisation: Principles of Sustainment
2. planning and execution of the movement and support of forces; includes
operations that deal with design and development, acquisition, storage,
movement, distribution, maintenance, and disposition of material; acquisition or
construction, maintenance, operation, and disposition of facilities; and acqui-
sition or furnishing of services: Elements of Sustainment Logistics
3. maintenance, transportation, supply, field services, distribution, operational
contract support (OCS), general engineering: Sub-functions of Logistics
4. leverages fiscal policy and economic power across the range of military
operations; encompasses finance operations: Elements of Sustainment
Financial Management
5. finance operations, resource management: Sub-functions of Financial
Management
6. functions that man the force, maintain Soldier and Family readiness, promote
the moral and ethical values of the nation, and enable the fighting qualities of
the Army: Elements of Sustainment Personnel Services
7. human resources support, legal support, religious support, music support
(division level only), mortuary affairs: Sub-functions of Personnel Services
8. all support and services performed, provided, and arranged by the Army Health
System to promote, improve, conserve, or restore the behavioral and physical
well-being of Army personnel as directed, with unified action partners: Elements
of Logistics Health Service Support
9. casualty care, medical evacuation, medical logistics: Sub-functions of Health
Service Support
,10. Ensuring all assigned equipment is maintained appropriately
Providing resources, assigning responsibility, training Soldiers to achieve maintenance
standards
Readiness and safety of equipment: What are the commander responsibilities under
the Principles of Maintenance?
11. CDR Responsibilities
Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) - foundation of material
readiness
Aim for expeditious return of NMC equipment back to operational status Field level
maintenance positioned forward; sustainment level maintenance at EAB: What are
the principles of maintenance?
12. commander's program designed to evaluate unit maintenance programs on a
day to day basis; purpose is to make the Army more efficient, serve as a checklist
for internal management controls, identify and resolve logistical problems
adversely affecting readiness, and establish reporting procedures required to
identify maintenance issues: Command Maintenance Discipline Program (CMDP)
13. a centrally managed database for maintenance, supply, and finance; allows
members of the CoC to pull equipment status reports (ESRs) to see the functional
status of equipment: GCSS-A
14. Employs sustainment capabilities to create desired effects in support of the DIV
CDRs objectives Can command up to 7 BNs
Provides direct support to all assigned and attached units
Coordinates and synchronized tactical-level sustainment operations to meet current
and future ops: Division Sustainment Brigade (DSB)
15. Organic to DSB
Conducts maintenance, transportation, supply, field services, and distribution
Synchronizes and executes logistics support to BCTs and multifunctional support BDEs
attached to the DIV
Commands and controls all organic, assigned, and attached units: Division
Sustainment Support Battalion (DSSB)
16. Provides direct support to a BCT: Brigade Support Battalion (BSB) Primary Role
17. Support Operations Officer (SPO) and
Sustainment Automation Support Management Office (SASMO): What staff roles are
unique to the BSB?
, 18. Provides C2 for assigned/attached units
Provides CSS/FHP support to customer units external to the BSB
Provides HR, logistics, training, security, communications, and religious support to the
BSB: What does the staff of the BSB do?
19. operating a SSA, Ammunition Transfer and Holding Point (ATHP), conducting
field maintenance support, performing distribution operations, and providing
Role 2 medical care (BSMC): Capabilities of the BSB?
20. Close enough to provide responsive support; close to main supply route; easily
defendable
Out of enemy medium artillery range; away from likely enemy avenues of approac
Occupants: BSB, FSCs, BN field trains, HHC, BCT
Size: up to 4x7 km: Characteristics of the Brigade Support Area
21. Primary supply and transportation hub of the BCT
Plans, directs, and supervises the distribution of supplies to the BDE
Conducts daily receipt, storage, and issue of CL I, II, III, IV, V, IX Transports cargo
to the BDE Employed by the BSB and operates throughout the supported BDE
area: -
Roles of the BSB Companies
Alpha Distribution Cop
22. Provides field maintenance support to the BSB, brigade engineer BN, and
supported units in the BSA
Provides limited support to FSCs and supported maneuver BNs
Provides field maintenance on weapons, power generation equipment,
missile/electronic/weapons systems
Provides welding and lift capabilities for the repair shops, recovery of organic
equipment, recovery support to the BSB units and elements of the BSA
Maintenance control section manages all field maintenance and recovery mission
actions within the BSA: Roles of the BSB Companies
Bravo Field Maintenance Co
23. Provides AHS support to all units operating within the BSA
Operates a Role 2 MTF and provides AHS support on an area basis to all BCT units that
do not have organic medical assets
Provides ground evac, medical supply, dental, PM, and COSC control to all BCT units
4 (A/IBCT) or 5 (SBCT) treatment teams can be dispersed
