The AMCM is intended to:

• A. Provide 80-90% solution on their requirements
• B. Combat power required at each HLZ
• C. Confirm air routes, L/Zs, and P/Zs support the ground tactical plan
• D. Final approval of the plan

Answer: (A)

The question is testing what the AMCM is expected to deliver in the planning process. The AMCM’s role is to produce a near-final, workable air-movement plan by stitching together the air support requirements and showing how air routes, landing zones, pickup zones, and timing will support the ground plan. This typically yields an 80-90% solution—enough detail to proceed but with some elements left for final refinement. It’s not about determining exact combat power at each HLZ, which is a different planning concern, nor is it about giving final approval—that decision rests higher up the chain of command. Confirming air routes and zones is part of coordinating air support, but the emphasis here is on delivering a near-complete set of requirements rather than final validation or approval.