A Navy command with 130 assigned personnel is required to have how many people appointed to the command training team?

• A. 2
• B. 4
• C. 3
• D. 5

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is matching the command’s training oversight needs to its size. For a command with about 130 assigned personnel, a three-person command training team provides enough manpower to plan, schedule, and document required training while still leaving some coverage for absences and backups. With three people, duties can be divided—one coordinates the training program and curriculum, one handles records and compliance, and one can cover or assist as needed—creating a steady, reliable training presence without overstaffing.

Having only two would risk gaps in coverage and administrative workload, while four or five would go beyond what’s typically required for this command size and isn’t necessary to meet the standard staffing level.