Which Brigades are listed as examples for 92 Alpha?

• A. Heavy Brigade, Infantry Brigade, Stryker Brigade
• B. Armored Brigade, Cavalry Brigade, Airborne Brigade
• C. Mechanized Brigade, Light Infantry Brigade, Mountain Brigade
• D. Ranger Brigade, Sustainment Brigade, Engineer Brigade

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is which brigade types the material uses as examples for a 92 Alpha (Automated Logistical Specialist). The best choice lists Heavy Brigade, Infantry Brigade, and Stryker Brigade. This trio covers the main brigade combat team formats the Army fields that a logistics specialist would commonly support: a heavily armed armored unit, a standard infantry-focused unit, and a Stryker wheeled-mechanized unit. It shows the range of logistics tasks 92 Alpha would encounter across different platforms and support needs, from tank and vehicle fuel and parts to rations, clothing, and unit property.

Other sets mix in brigade types that aren’t the examples the material uses to illustrate 92 Alpha’s scope, such as combinations with cavalry, airborne, mountain, or engineer-focused brigades, which aren’t the representative trio described in this context.