Lead a Convoy Serial/March Unit Reviews
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&pageText=Scenario: You are convoy commander continuing to prepare for a tactical convoy with two march units of 25 vehicles each. You are conducting your pre-departure steps. Analyze each description and then click the pre-departure step button for that description.& &lure1=Select pacesetter& &lure2=Check vehicle markings& &lure3=Conduct operations weapons check& &lure4=Signal to move out& &lure5=Signal to start engines& &lure6=Ensure cargo is secured& &lure7=Brief drivers on rules of the road& &lure8=Ensure sandbags are installed& &lure9=Check line up of vehicles& &questionText=The serial and march unit commanders are responsible to strictly enforce all traffic regulations and correct driving procedures. This responsibility starts with an assessment of the state of training of the drivers to determine if the drivers are qualified to operate their assigned vehicles. The serial and march unit commanders must strictly enforce all traffic regulations and correct driving procedures:& &lure21=During all phases of a convoy movement.& &lure22=Before the movement of the convoy.& &lure23=At rest stops along the convoy route.& &lure24=At release points and check points.& &posFeedback=Good job. That is correct. You have correctly performed your pre-departure steps.
Click the Next button to continue.& &negFeedback1=That is incorrect. Carefully review the list of steps for this description. Then try the Quick Review again.& &negFeedback2=That is also incorrect. You have not correctly performed your pre-departure steps.& &feedbackLink=a399p0220& &posFeedbackMC=That is correct. The serial and march unit commanders must strictly enforce all traffic regulations and correct driving procedures during all phases of a convoy movement.
Click the Next button to continue.& &negFeedbackMC1=That is incorrect. The serial and march unit commanders must strictly enforce all traffic regulations and correct driving procedures throughout the entire convoy operation. Try the Quick Review again.& &negFeedbackMC2=That is also incorrect. The serial and march unit commanders must strictly enforce all traffic regulations and correct driving procedures through all phases of a convoy movement. & &feedbackLinkMC=a399p0230& &popText1=1. The march unit and serial commanders check to ensure that vehicles are organized as briefed by the convoy commander. & &popText2=2. The march unit and serial commanders check to ensure that the Convoy Control Number is placed on both sides of each vehicle in the convoy and, if possible, on the front and back of each vehicle.& &popText3=3. The convoy commander selects an experienced NCO to ride in the first vehicle of each element in the convoy. This NCO maintains or adjusts the rate of march as necessary to meet the schedule. & &popText4=4. The march unit and serial commanders make sure that all weapons are operational prior to the convoy’s departure from the assembly area.& &popText5=5. The march unit and serial commanders ensure that the convoy vehicles are hardened by installing at least a double interlocking layer of protection to cover the cargo bed of troop-carrying vehicles.& &popText6=6. The march unit and serial commanders check to make sure that all loads are inspected and properly secured on each vehicle.& &popText7=7. Convoy personnel are usually briefed after the vehicles are lined up. After the convoy commander’s briefing, personnel are returned to the control of the serial and march unit commanders who give final instructions.& &popText8=8. The serial and march unit commanders make final preparations for the movement, give this signal, and ensure vehicles are ready to move.& &popText9=9. The serial and march unit commanders must ensure that all vehicles are ready to move, give this signal, and then control their elements at the start point.&
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