What is the primary mission of the A/DACG?

• A. Deliver fuel and ammunition to SPODs
• B. Coordinate training for unit readiness
• C. Coordinate and control the reception and/or loading of units for deployment or redeployment
• D. Provide medical support to deploying units

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that the A/DACG serves as the coordinating hub for bringing units into the deployment flow and controlling their loading for movement. In practice, this means receiving units at the port or staging areas, integrating them into the embarkation plan, and supervising the actual loading of personnel and equipment onto ships or aircraft for deployment or redeployment. It also involves coordinating with port authorities, managing manifests and sequencing, and ensuring the right units and cargo are loaded in the correct order for timely, safe movement. This focus on reception and loading distinguishes it from roles that handle supplying fuel or medical support or running unit training.