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CSS SCMAC

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This level of war establishes national and multinational military objectives

a)

strategic

b)

operational

c)

tactical

d)

unit

2.

This level of war is where Campaigns and major operations are planned, conducted, and sustained to accomplish strategic objectives within theaters or areas of operations

a)

strategic

b)

tactical

c)

operational

d)

battalion

3.

This level of war is where battles and engagements are planned and executed.”

a)

strategic

b)

tactical

c)

operational

d)

multinational

4.

What are the three “standard sized” Logistics Combat Elements (LCE’s) ?

(a)  

5.

examples of this class of supply are jpb and diesel

(a)  

6.

7.62, 556, 9mm are examples of this class of supply

(a)  

7.

MRE'S, UGR'S AND DRIED GOODS ARE CLASS _ OF SUPPLY

(a)  

8.

CLOTHING, TOOL KITS, MAPS ARE CLASS _ OF SUPPLY

(a)  

9.

THIS CLASS OF SUPPLY INCLUDES REPAIR PARTS

a)

IX

b)

X

c)

III

d)

IV

10.

JLTV, 7-TON AND AAV'S ARE EXAMPLES OF THIS CLASS OF SUPPLY

a)

IX

b)

VI

c)

X

d)

VII

11.

HUMANITARIAN A-BLOCK, HITT BOXES, LAWN MOWERS ARE EXAMPLES OF THIS CLASS OF SUPPLY

a)

VII

b)

X

c)

IX

d)

VII

12.

THIS CLASS OF SUPPLY INCLUSED TOOTHBRUSHES, RAZORS, SHOWER SHOES.

(a)  

13.

CONCRETE, LUMBER, AND SANDBAGS ARE EXAMPLES OF THIS CLASS OF SUPPLY

a)

IX

b)

V

c)

X

d)

IV

14.

CLASS OF SUPPLY VIII EXAMPLES INCLUDE AMAL AND (a)  

15.

This standard CSS mission is immediately responsive to the needs of the

supported unit.

a)

Direct Support

b)

General Support

16.

This standard css mission is the most centralized and has full control

over their subordinate units, including establishing the priority of the units’ efforts.

a)

General Support mission

b)

Direct Support

17.

Planning items for CLASS _ ARE  T/O; Concept of operations, Feed Plan

(a)  

18.

Planning tools for this class are T/O, Troop Lists, Concept of Operations,
MAGTF / Commander’s Guidance

(a)  

19.

This class of supply uses the T/E; Equipment Density Listing (EDL), TFSMS, Concept of Operations, [Theatre & OpTempo] as planning tools.

(a)  

20.

Class of supply that uses the Concept of Ops,
(Theatre & OpTempo), TFSMS as planning tools.

(a)  

21.

The planning tools T/E – EDL, MCO 8010.1 & McBul 8011 (Training Allowances) Concept of Operations Theatre & OpTempo Offense/Defense are used for Class _

(a)  

22.

This class of supply's planning tool is based off individual requirement

(a)  

23.

Planning Items for Class _ _ _ are the T/E, Temporary Loans, TFSMS, MAL / CMRs, EDL, UERs.

(a)  

24.

Planning Items are T/O, Troop List, Concept of Operations, geographic location & season for this class of supply.

(a)  

25.

Planning Items are T/E, UER, EDL, Historical usage data (GCSS-MC), Insurance Packages, Area of operations, Concept of Operations fort his class of supply

(a)  

26.

Planning Items are Concept of Operations: Mission Specific , These supplies are not usually required and higher headquarters will assign requirements if needed for this class of supply.

(a)  

27.

Which SOP will have Communication / Connectivity Procedures, Financial Guidance, Resupply Procedures, Maintenance Procedures, Tech and Research, GCSS-MC Requests Procedures, and Shipping & Receiving Procedures at a minimum?

a)

Supply

b)

Maintenance

c)

Communication

d)

Transportation

28.

This places functional representatives with the LOC

a)

decentralized

b)

centralized

c)

General

d)

Direct

29.

This arrangement of LOC is dispersion of distribution of functions and powers from a central authority to submits or organizations

a)

decentralized

b)

centralized

c)

General

d)

Direct

30.

This type of support requires a supporting unit to furnish close and continuous support to a single supported unit.

a)

Direct

b)

General

c)

Centralized

d)

Decentralized

31.

This support is that which is given to the supported unit as a whole and not to any particular subdivision thereof.

a)

Direct

b)

Centralized

c)

General

d)

decentralized

32.

What are the two arrangements for the Logistics Operations Center?

a)

general & support

b)

assigned & attached

c)

centralized & decentralized

33.

What are the components of the Equipment Density Listing (EDL)?

_ /_ + _ _ _

(a)  

34.

Type and density for equipment to be supported, Level of maintenance to be performed by the organizational and LCE maintenance elements, MAGTF objective and scheme of maneuver.Environmental factors, Projected length of operation, Other resources in the MAGTF’s area of operation (e.g., joint or host-nation support) are factors to consider for building a _ _ block.

(a)  

35.

What are the types of Class IX Blocks that will be built from the EDL?

a)

issue & reissue

b)

repair parts & secreps

36.

one of the first CSS installations established ashore during an amphibious operation

and maritime prepositioning force (MPF) operations involving in-stream offload, the area to the rear of a landing force (mcwp 4-11)

a)

LZSA

b)

CSSA

c)

FCSSA

d)

BSA

37.

the primary combat service support installation

established to support MAGTF operations ashore.

Normally located near a beach, port, and/or airfield,

it usually contains the command post and

supports other combat service support installations.

a)

FCSSA

b)

BSA

c)

LZSA

d)

CSSA

38.

This installation is a combat

service support installation, normally in forward

areas near the supported unit, established to support

a mechanized or other rapidly moving force.

a)

repair and replenishment point

b)

forward arming and refueling point

c)

Expeditionary airfields

d)

bare base expeditionary airfields

39.

This installation is a short-term, forward support

installation which provides minimum essential

support to the helicopter borne assault forces

of the Marine air-ground task force. It can expand

into a combat service support area.

a)

LZSA

b)

FCSSA

c)

CSSA

d)

BSA

40.

H.OST NATION SUPPORT

I.NTERSERVICE SUPPORT

MPF

N.ATO COALITION

ARE FOUR _ _ _ OUTSIDE OF THE MAGTF

a)

SOURCES OF COMMUNICATION

b)

SOURCE OF FUNDING

c)

SOURCES OF SUPPLY

d)

SOURCE OF SEVICES

41.

This landing force supply is the types and quantities of supplies

that the commander directs a unit to carry for a

specific operation.

a)

remaining supplies

b)

floating dump

c)

prepositioned emergency supplies

d)

basic load

42.

These LF Supplies constitute the major portion of the supplies

transported to the operational area in the assault

echelon and the AFOE.

(a)  

43.

This MEF's pipeline AO is the persian gulf/pacific area. departs from Norfolk or Dover to Germany. Has singapore and Bahrain as expeditors.

(a)  

44.

TWO TYPES OF IX BLACKS ARE SECREPS AND _ _. (TWO WORDS)

(a)  

45.

• Type and density for equipment to be supported.

• Level of maintenance to be performed by the organizational and LCE maintenance elements.

• MAGTF objective and scheme of maneuver.

• Environmental factors.

• Projected length of operation.

ARE ALL FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUILDING A _ _ BLOCK.



(a)  

46.

DSS, DSI, AND LOW Density are characteristics of

a)

maximum quantity

b)

minimum quantity

c)

On-hand Stocks

47.

If the cargo Must be assessable to Unit Personnel during Voyage, it will have a stowage designator of the color

a)

yellow

b)

red

c)

white

d)

green

48.

Equipment/Supplies that must be on the same ship as the unit, but does not have to be assessable during Voyage will have a stowage designator of

a)

yellow

b)

red

c)

white

d)

blue

49.

Equipment/Supplies that must accompany the unit but not necessarily on the same ship will have the stowage designator of the color

a)

green

b)

white

c)

yellow

d)

red

50.

This system gives commanders, planners, and operators at all levels a single platform capable of producing and evaluating load plans and alternative actions for units of any size, using varied modes of transportation, in support of peacetime or wartime operations.

a)

SSDM

b)

ICODES

c)

GCSS-MC

d)

DAASINQ

51.

unit equipment left by deploying forces at their bases when they deploy is _ _ _

(a)  

52.

LCE commander's primary planning document that provides specific guidance and direction to subordinate CSS units regarding

a)

LCE OP ORDER

b)

COC OP ORDER

c)

NO OP ORDERS

53.

main LCE controlling agency that coordinates CSS for the operating units

a)

COC

b)

LOC

c)

TACLOG

54.

primary form to request support used by the LCE

(a)  

55.

TO "BUY" TIME UNTIL THE COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE CAN "RE-TOOL" TO PRODUCE COMBAT AND SUSTAINMENT EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES.

a)

Peacetime stocks

b)

On-hand stocks

c)

War reserve stocks

56.

These stocks are those secondary
consumable items (normally classes I, II, V (W) and IX) that are
procured to support the programmed annual training requirements.

a)

Training stocks

b)

War reserve stocks

c)

On-hand stocks

d)

Peacetime stocks

57.

These stocks ate
supplies and equipment already in the military inventory that exceeds the core war reserve materiel requirement. They represent a stock retention objective only and typically contain items not currently being manufactured or ones that would be procured from a
dedicated foreign source.

a)

Core War reserve

b)

Training stocks

c)

Contingency Retention War Reserves

58.

the freight address for the
bulkier items.

a)

TAC 1

b)

TAC 2

c)

TAC 3

d)

TAC 4

59.

address is the financial address for any
deliveries of financial information/bills

a)

TAC 4

b)

TAC 3

c)

TAC 2

d)

TAC 1