Perform Duties as Convoy Commander Reviews
Quick Review 2
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&questionText=Based on the limit placed on the number of vehicles assigned to the convoy in the scenario, determine the organization of the convoy. Click the Scenario button to view the scenario. Click a lettered button to make your selection.& &lure1=The convoy will consist of more than 55 vehicles and should be broken down into 5 manageable groups of 10 or 11 vehicles each.& &lure2=You have a small enough number of vehicles to plan on moving the entire convoy as one march unit divided into three parts, the head, the main body, and the trail.& &lure3=The convoy will consist of no more than 55 vehicles and should be broken down into 3 manageable groups of 20 vehicles or less and divided into three parts, the head, the main body, and the trail.& &lure4=The scenario does not specify how many vehicles the convoy commander should plan on having for the convoy.& &correctResponse=3& &correctFeedback=Correct, soldier! As the convoy commander, based on the number of vehicles assigned to the convoy in this scenario, you should break down the number of vehicles into 3 manageable groups of 20 vehicles or less for the convoy.& &correctFeedback2=Correct, soldier! As the convoy commander, based on the number of vehicles assigned to the convoy in this scenario, you should break down the number of vehicles into 3 manageable groups of 20 vehicles or less for the convoy.& &incorrectFeedback1=That is incorrect. As the convoy commander, based on the number of vehicles assigned to the convoy in this scenario, you should break down the number of vehicles into manageable groups. Try the Quick Review again.& &failedFeedback=That is also incorrect. As the convoy commander, based on the number of vehicles assigned to the convoy in this scenario, you should break down the number of vehicles into 3 manageable groups of 20 vehicles or less for the convoy.& &link=a409p0060.html& &mediaStyle=swf& &attempts=2&
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