Which term is about moving forces while maintaining mission capability?

• A. Attacking enemy targets ashore
• B. Maneuvering forces to maintain combat readiness
• C. Moving forces while maintaining mission capability
• D. Repairing equipment in the field

Answer: (C)

The concept being tested is moving forces while keeping them able to complete the mission. In military practice, this is about maneuver—repositioning units to gain position or avoid threats while preserving their combat power and ability to carry out assigned tasks. The option that states moving forces while maintaining mission capability directly captures that idea: you shift forces without letting the core ability to perform the mission drop, which requires sustaining logistics, protection, and command and control during the move. The other options describe actions that aren’t about moving while preserving the ongoing ability to operate: attacking targets ashore focuses on offensive action, maintaining combat readiness is about staying prepared rather than the specific act of moving while sustaining mission capability, and repairing equipment in the field centers on maintenance rather than movement.