Which statement is NOT part of MCT allocation?

Which statement is NOT part of MCT allocation?

• A. One team per APOE/D
• B. One MCT per large seaport
• C. Three MCTs per Sustainment BDE in theater
• D. Ten MCTs per 1000 miles of MSR

Answer: (C)

Movement control teams are placed at key nodes to keep the theater’s movement of personnel and materiel flowing smoothly. The doctrine assigns one MCT to each air port of embarkation/debarkation to manage air-bridge movements, and one MCT to each large seaport to oversee port operations and related convoy activity. The number of MCTs along main supply routes is scaled to workload, often described in terms of coverage per distance, such as per 1000 miles of MSR. What isn’t part of standard allocation is a fixed three MCTs per Sustainment Brigade in theater; MCT staffing isn’t determined by a blanket per-BDE quota but by the actual mission requirements and node complexity.

Movement control teams are placed at key nodes to keep the theater’s movement of personnel and materiel flowing smoothly. The doctrine assigns one MCT to each air port of embarkation/debarkation to manage air-bridge movements, and one MCT to each large seaport to oversee port operations and related convoy activity. The number of MCTs along main supply routes is scaled to workload, often described in terms of coverage per distance, such as per 1000 miles of MSR. What isn’t part of standard allocation is a fixed three MCTs per Sustainment Brigade in theater; MCT staffing isn’t determined by a blanket per-BDE quota but by the actual mission requirements and node complexity.