Which organization may provide life support / services for deploying unit?

• A. SDCC
• B. PSA
• C. ASG
• D. Movement Control Organizations

Answer: (C)

Life support for a deploying unit means providing the facilities and services that keep soldiers fed, housed, healthy, and able to operate—things like lodging, meals, medical support, laundry, and morale/ welfare services, all coordinated at the base level in the field. An Area Support Group is designed to deliver exactly that kind of installation and sustainment support in a deployed area, organizing and providing the services units rely on so they can focus on their mission. Movement Control Organizations, by contrast, concentrate on planning and executing the movement of people and equipment into and around the area of operations; they don’t primarily provide daily life support. The other options pertain to different roles, not day-to-day life support for deployed units. So the organization best suited to provide life support is the Area Support Group.