Logistics Basic Officer Leader Course (LOG BOLC) Exam 4 Practice

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• In the context of BOM, BII stands for?
• How many days are allotted to conduct the joint inventory before the effective date of assumption?
• If an inventory cannot be completed, what must be requested?
• The battalion master driver is appointed by the battalion commander at what grade or above?
• What is the purpose of Class IV (construction materials) in a conflict zone?
• Which of the following is NOT content of a sustainment briefing?
• What is Phase I of initial drivers training?
• What is annual/cyclic inventory?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between AMM-Level and AME-Level?
• What is the extended causative research timeframe for USAR/ARNG?
• How often are weapons and ammunition inventories conducted?
• What form is generated while processing a FLIPL?
• During Phase I, who provides the classroom instruction covering administrative, technical, and regulatory aspects of operating Army equipment?
• Which schedule correctly describes sustainment training frequency for active duty and USAR/ARNG?
• What is personal responsibility?
• Which statement distinguishes priority of issue from expeditionary supply?
• What is Just-In-Time (JIT) logistics?
• Who appoints the battalion master driver?
• What is the concept of theater opening stockpile?
• Which statement is true about FLO appointment?
• Which chapter of AR 735-5 addresses initiating and processing a financial liability investigation of property loss?
• What is a logistics package in field operations?
• What regulation and chapter governs the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss?
• How do you maintain inventory accuracy on a property book?
• In Phase III, what assessments does the licensed examiner administer to certify proficiency?
• What does signing a DA Form 2062 (Hand Receipt/Shortage Listing) establish?
• Which of the following is NOT a key element of a Transportation Plan?
• Which are the four sustainment functions in Army logistics?
• What is the Movement Control Team (MCT) responsible for?
• DA Form 7531 is used as a checklist for tracking events in conjunction with which form?
• Lead time is best described as what?
• Movement priority designates urgency of movement and influences scheduling and resource allocation.
• What does expeditionary supply emphasize?
• What is durable property?
• The brigade master driver manager is appointed by the brigade commander at what grade or above?
• Which frequencies are considered cyclic inventories?
• When negligence or willful misconduct are shown to be the proximate cause for a loss, the following individuals will be assessed the full amount of the Government's loss:
• Name two common methods to move fuel to forward areas.
• What is the significance of the flow of logistics in a campaign?
• A US Military member is being charged for losing Army property valued at two months base pay. What form would you use to recoup that loss?
• What does ARC-N stand for in property accounting?
• What is the organization property book?
• What are the qualifications to become a Financial Liability Officer (FLO)?
• What best describes sustainment readiness, and how is it measured?
• How do accounting procedures for durable items compare to nonexpendable and expendable items?
• Who is responsible for coordinating annual check rides?
• Which option is NOT a sustainment function in Army logistics?
• Assigned Mission Equipping Level (AME-Level) is determined by comparing the equipment requirements to what?
• Who has responsibility for all property within their command?
• The term tempo in forecasting sustainment demand refers to what concept?
• Which property book would include property the unit will not take to the field or on a deployment?
• What does MRC 3 indicate?
• Which of the following describes contingency measures in a Transportation Plan?
• NVD check rides must be conducted at what frequency for active-duty personnel?
• What form is used to issue property to the same person for brief recurring periods?
• Who is responsible for ensuring the monthly weapons by serial number inventory is conducted?
• What is the difference between a hand receipt and a sub-hand receipt?
• During a lateral transfer, what standard does the item need to meet?
• How does health protection tie into medical supply planning?
• Technical Manuals (TM) and Sets, Kits, Outfits (SKO) / Bill of Materials (BOM) are used for what purpose?
• What is the Initiation Time for FLIPL in the Active Army?
• Which document is used to issue property for periods up to 30 days or to post changes to hand receipts?
• Define sustainment in military operations.
• What does MTOE stand for?
• What is the purpose of a rebuttal statement in the FLIPL process?
• Who appoints the brigade master driver manager?
• What activities are involved in hazardous materials (HAZMAT) classification and handling?
• What is the Change of PHRH inventory process?
• Which type of responsibility results from signing for the property, and refers to property within your custody but not necessarily in your possession or for your use?
• Which statement best defines sustainment readiness?
• Temporary medical profiles lasting more than 7 days but up to 30 days place a Soldier in which MRC deficiency?
• Assigned Mission Manning Level (AMM-Level) is used to determine the manning status by comparing the assigned mission's manning requirements with what?
• Which statement best describes MRC 2 status?
• What is the installation property book?
• What does FLIPL stand for?
• Which statement correctly distinguishes accountability from responsibility?
• What is the preferred method for determining the value of property at the time of loss or damage?
• What is a common risk associated with forward stocking locations?
• Which statement differentiates requisitions and allocations?
• What is a Transportation Plan's key elements?
• Which category includes Land and Buildings for accounting purposes?
• How often do leaders review packets?
• List the four Army supply classes most commonly referenced in BOLC.
• Who appoints the Master Driver Manager?
• What is a risk register in logistics?
• What is the purpose of maintenance management for equipment readiness?
• Which are the five types of responsibilities?
• A BOM lists components of an end item such as COEI and BII. Which option best represents COEI and BII?
• What is the significant difference between Accountability and Responsibility?
• What is an Accountable Property System of Record (APSRS)?
• Which statement best describes cycle counting?
• What does the logistics annex in an OPORD provide?
• What is the primary purpose of the flow of logistics during a campaign?
• What is the primary function of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) within DoD supply?
• Which ARC category corresponds to Expendable property?
• What is the role of the S-4 in supply operations?
• What is the purpose of an annual inventory?
• How do you ensure hazmat safety in field logistics?
• Before beginning any investigation, the Financial Liability Officer must understand four terms. Which set of terms is correct?
• A Financial Liability Officer (FLO) is appointed to investigate a loss of property. If the losing individual held the rank of 1LT, what is the minimum rank the FLO must hold?
• What is a Temporary Hand Receipt used for?
• Which maintenance standard is required for items during a lateral transfer?
• What is a loss and damage report in supply?
• What is movement priority and how does it affect planning?
• What are the two types of property books used in Army property accounting?
• ARC-X is what kind of property?
• What are the timeframes for the rebuttal statement delivery depending on availability?
• Accountability is defined as what?
• Which elements are included in logistics as described in the material?
• What is the difference between supply and distribution?
• When are regular CUSR reports submitted?
• What is the role of medical logistics in casualty care?
• ARC-D is what kind of property?
• What are primary hand receipts used for?
• What is direct responsibility?
• Which inventory is conducted quarterly for sensitive items?
• How many days are authorized to complete a Change of Hand Receipt inventory with no extensions?
• In the Active Army, under normal circumstances, what is the maximum total processing time for a FLIPL?
• What are the two main concepts of the supply pipeline?
• Responsibility is defined as what?
• In a theater operation, which activities does the S-4 coordinate?
• What are the three Basic Authorization Documents?
• What are the levels of maintenance in the Army?
• How should urgent needs be prioritized when multiple units request items?
• What is the role of the Property Book Officer (PBO)?
• Which form is used as part of the risk assessment process?
• How many phases are there in the initial drivers training program?
• In supply terms, which statement best describes on-hand stock?
• What is command responsibility?
• What are the advantages and risks of forward stocking locations?
• The master driver manager is assigned to which part of the brigade staff?
• What is Class VIII and provide an example?
• Why are inventories important and what methods are used?
• What is C-Level in Unit Status Reporting?
• In the APSRS context, what are LISs primarily used for?
• How long is a Temporary Hand Receipt (DA Form 3161) valid for?
• Forward stock locations are used to achieve which outcome?
• What is the primary purpose of a property book?
• Which action is commonly used to mitigate a stockout in field operations?
• Which statement best describes personal responsibility?
• What are the four basic classes of real property for accounting purposes?
• What is nonexpendable property?
• What is the difference between acceptance and turnover in property accountability?
• Is a Unit armorer the only person authorized to conduct weapons and ammunition inventories?
• What best defines a theater logistics base?
• What factors influence the choice of forward stock locations?
• What is Phase III of initial drivers training?
• In the United States Army Reserve and Army National Guard, what is the initiation time for FLIPL?
• The signature on a hand receipt establishes what?
• Which type of responsibility applies to property in storage waiting to be issued or turned in?
• Discrepancies adjustment other than CIF inventory requires causative research within how many days?
• When expendable tools are issued to the user, how are issues controlled?
• Who issues property to a primary hand receipt holder (PHRH)?
• What is Phase II of initial drivers training?
• Which item is classified as Class III in the Army supply system?
• Which of the following is NOT a cyclic inventory frequency?
• What is the purpose of a side letter or contract in field agreements?
• Shortages identified during tool room inventory are accounted for under which Army Regulation?
• What is a stockout and how can it be mitigated in field operations?
• Who appoints the master driver manager in writing?
• What is a requisition in the Army supply system?
• What is a hand receipt?
• What does Basic and operational loads inventory involve?
• What is A-Level in Unit Status Reporting?
• True or False: A building is considered a piece of Real Property.
• Which of the following is a risk assessment tool used by units?
• In MRC 3, a temporary profile lasting more than 31 days is associated with which deficiency code?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed type of inventory?
• Direct Support maintenance is best described as
• Which AR and chapter governs initiating and processing a financial liability investigation of property loss when property is lost, damaged, or destroyed?
• What does MRC 4 indicate?
• Which statement best describes the role of civil-military coordination in sustainment?
• What is a Logistics Estimate and what purpose does it serve?
• What is expendable property?
• What information is typically included in a primary hand receipt?
• What action does a sub-hand receipt accomplish?
• DD Form 200, when prepared, is attached to which form that serves as a checklist and for tracking events?
• Which statement is NOT a requirement to become a master driver manager?
• DA Form 2062 (Hand Receipt/Shortage Listing) is used to document:
• Who prepares the annual memorandum showing the results of the tool room/tool crib inventory?
• How often is the Sensitive Inventory conducted?
• Who has responsibility for all property in the possession of personnel under their supervision?
• When does the FLIPL process begin?
• What is a DA form 7923?
• Which factor is NOT typically used to forecast sustainment demand?
• For accounting and reporting purposes, what are the two main types of property?
• Which statement best describes acceptance in property accountability?
• In Phase II, which document is issued after passing the written exam?
• Who is the only person authorized to conduct weapons and ammunition inventories?
• What type of responsibility covers supply sergeants, supply clerks, or warehouse personnel for property in storage awaiting issue or turn-in?
• Which factor influences transport mode in a joint operation?
• What does precedence refer to in resource allocation?
• What Basic Authorization document provides only additional equipment authorizations?
• What does TDA stand for?
• PRST is an acronym used in USR measurements. What does PRST stand for?
• Which tools are used to create risk assessments?
• Individuals have the right to submit a ____ or other added evidence, and to have that statement or evidence considered and attached to the financial liability investigation of property loss for consideration by higher authority
• Which property book contains all other property not listed in authorization documents?
• What is the maximum number of extensions for an incomplete inventory?
• Which of the following statements about FLIPL timelines is correct?
• For OCIE inventories, soldiers who are newly assigned or departing are inventoried within how many workdays?
• What does CTA stand for?
• What is supervisory responsibility?
• What is the purpose of a sustainment briefing to command?
• Which form covers Hand and Sub-hand Receipts?
• Annual check rides are required for each driver at what interval?
• What are sub-hand receipts used for?
• Which statement best defines accountability in property management?
• In the context of end items, COEI stands for?
• The command supply discipline program (CSDP) is a commanders program.
• Direct support vs general support in the supply chain.
• Change Documents are used to keep hand and sub-hand receipts current and must be completed at least every how many months?
• In the supply pipeline, which term describes items in transit or on order?
• What is the role of logistics information systems in BOLC?
• What is the preferred method when using the Accountable Property System of Record (APSRS)?
• DA Form 3749 (Equipment Receipt) is used for what?
• In a financial liability investigation, individuals may submit additional evidence to be attached to the investigation through which mechanism?
• Which inventory technique is used to verify property records on a rotating basis?
• What is custodial responsibility?
• What does MRC 1 mean?
• Which elements must be proven to hold an individual financially liable for property loss?
• Who cannot act as the investigating officer?
• ARC-N is what kind of property?
• Monthly weapons and ammunition inventories require which checks?
• What is the purpose of a logistics annex in an OPORD?