TTLODAC: Delivery

TTLODAC: Delivery

• A. The target's distance from friendly positions.
• B. The primary and alternate delivery system for the target.
• C. The attack guidance method.
• D. The commander's intent only.

Answer: (B)

The Delivery part of TTLODAC specifies how the target will be hit—the delivery platform and equipment used to bring the ordnance to the target. It requires naming both the primary delivery system and an alternate system for the same target. This redundancy matters because conditions can change—weather, airspace, availability of aircraft or weapons, or enemy activity—so having an alternative system ensures the strike can still proceed without reworking the entire plan. Other aspects like how far the target is from friendly positions, or the specific attack guidance method, belong to other parts of the TTLODAC framework. The commander's intent provides overarching direction, not the specifics of delivery systems.

The Delivery part of TTLODAC specifies how the target will be hit—the delivery platform and equipment used to bring the ordnance to the target. It requires naming both the primary delivery system and an alternate system for the same target. This redundancy matters because conditions can change—weather, airspace, availability of aircraft or weapons, or enemy activity—so having an alternative system ensures the strike can still proceed without reworking the entire plan.

Other aspects like how far the target is from friendly positions, or the specific attack guidance method, belong to other parts of the TTLODAC framework. The commander's intent provides overarching direction, not the specifics of delivery systems.