Enlisted Expeditionary Warfare Specialist (EXW) Practice Test

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During operations, what does the term 'organic' refer to?

Historically inherited equipment
Equipment designated for immediate use
Equipment maintained for logistical support
Equipment with full ownership rights

The correct answer is: Equipment designated for immediate use

The term 'organic' in a military context refers to equipment and resources that are designated for immediate use by a specific unit. This indicates that the equipment is not only assigned to that unit but is intended to support its operational capabilities directly. These assets are integral to the unit's mission and are usually part of the unit’s standard inventory, readily available for deployment without the need for additional logistical support or transfer of resources from other units. Understanding this term helps clarify how military operations are planned and executed, emphasizing the importance of immediate readiness and direct support capabilities within a unit’s structure.