Which label corresponds to the Primary fighting position?

Which label corresponds to the Primary fighting position?

• A. Supplementary (Diff Hole, Same Mission)
• B. Alternate (Diff Hole, Diff Mission)
• C. Primary (Main Hole)
• D. Casualty Collection Point

Answer: (C)

In a defensive setup, you plan three fighting positions: primary, supplementary, and alternate. The primary fighting position is the main location from which you fight, chosen for the best combination of firing lanes, cover, concealment, and the ability to control the sector. The label that matches this concept is Primary (Main Hole), signaling it as the principal position to hold. The supplementary position is a backup for the same mission, usually in a different hole; the alternate is a backup with a different mission, and a casualty collection point is for medical evacuation, not a fighting position. So the Primary (Main Hole) label best represents the main fighting position.

In a defensive setup, you plan three fighting positions: primary, supplementary, and alternate. The primary fighting position is the main location from which you fight, chosen for the best combination of firing lanes, cover, concealment, and the ability to control the sector. The label that matches this concept is Primary (Main Hole), signaling it as the principal position to hold. The supplementary position is a backup for the same mission, usually in a different hole; the alternate is a backup with a different mission, and a casualty collection point is for medical evacuation, not a fighting position. So the Primary (Main Hole) label best represents the main fighting position.