Mobilization Movement Plan moves which units where?

• A. Moves AC units from Mobilization Site to POE
• B. Moves personnel to training camp
• C. Moves RC units from Home Station to Mobilization Station
• D. Moves supplies to storage

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that mobilization movement focuses on getting people ready for deployment by bringing individuals to centralized facilities for processing and training. Moving personnel to a training camp provides the necessary space and resources for predeployment tasks—skills refreshers, medical checks, security clearances, and administrative processing—so they’re ready to join units and proceed in the deployment flow. That is why this option best fits what the mobilization movement plan is designed to accomplish.

Other options describe movements that aren’t the primary focus of mobilization: directing active units to the port of embarkation is more about immediate deployment than mobilization prep; relocating reserve units to a mobilization station can occur but is not the central function of the plan; and moving supplies to storage is a logistics task, not about moving people through mobilization processing.