Perform Duties as Convoy Commander Reviews
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&questionText=When meeting with the escort and security element commander, you must coordinate key operational information. Click the More button to view a vignette; then place a check mark in front of each information item that you must coordinate. Click the Done button when you are finished.& &lure1=Maintaining front, flank, and rear security& &lure2=Determining the type of targets& &lure3=Conducting security measures during halts& &lure4=Requesting air cover& &lure5=Requesting a movement graph& &lure6=Maintaining convoy communications& &lure7=Maintaining noise and light discipline& &lure8=Requesting fire support& &moreInfo=Vignette. SFC Smith of the 4321 Transportation Company has been assigned as a convoy commander. This convoy is scheduled to deliver supplies from the corps logistics support area (LSA) over an approximately 50 mile route to Camp Bugle. He arranged to meet the commander of the escort and security element at his company area to discuss information critical to the mission success. From prior experience, SFC Smith knew that the security element commander would need to know what was expected from him regarding contacts for artillery fire missions, USAF support (when available), SOI information and any unique requirements for noise and light discipline. When considering the enemy situation and threat, SFC Smith also realized that the security element commander would need specific guidance on positioning his elements to provide 360 degree coverage while moving and during halts so that the march unit commanders could plan for their own march unit protective measures. After meeting with the security and escort element commander, SFC Smith was able to complete his mission planning and executed the convoy mission without incident. & &feedback=Good job! You have selected the key items to be coordinated with the escort and security element.
Click the Next button to continue.& &negFeedback1=Incorrect. You have not selected at least one of the coordination requirements, or have selected an incorrect response. Try the Quick Review again.& &negFeedback2=Incorrect. You have not selected at least one of the coordination requirements, or have selected an incorrect response. & &link=a409p0160&
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