What is the primary mission of the A/DACG?

• A. Coordinate and control the reception and/or loading of units for deployment or redeployment
• B. Coordinate with the base civil engineers for housing
• C. Plan logistics in the home station
• D. Develop training schedules for mobility forces

Answer: (A)

The A/DACG’s primary role is to coordinate reception and loading of units for deployment or redeployment. In practice, it serves as the central hub that manages forces as they arrive in or depart from the area, ensuring personnel and equipment are received, accounted for, staged, and then loaded onto the appropriate transport for move to the next location. This involves coordinating with ports or airfields, transportation assets, and unit movement officers to ensure smooth, timely, and accountable flow of forces.

Other tasks described—coordinating housing with base engineers, planning logistics at home station, or developing mobility training schedules—fall outside this function and do not reflect the central duty of managing inbound and outbound units and their loading at the deployment edge.