What is the authoritative document within the wing that orchestrates the movement of cargo and personnel?

• A. The Wing Operations Plan (WOP)
• B. The Cargo Movement Directive (CMD)
• C. The Air Mobility Schedule (AMS)
• D. The LOGMOD Schedule

Answer: (D)

The key idea here is that moving cargo and people at the wing level is governed by a single, definitive schedule that coordinates priorities, resources, and timing. The LOGMOD Schedule, short for Logistics Movement Schedule, is that authoritative reference. It is designed to plan and execute mobility movements by aligning cargo manifests, passenger rosters, aircraft availability, and mission timelines so everything moves in the correct order and at the right moments. This schedule provides the structured framework used by logistics and air mobility personnel to synchronize all movement activities across the wing.

Other documents serve important roles but don’t perform this scheduling function in the same way. The Wing Operations Plan covers broader operations and command relationships, not the detailed logistics movement schedule. A Cargo Movement Directive would issue instructions, but it isn’t the centralized scheduling tool. The Air Mobility Schedule isn’t the established term used for the wing’s logistics movement coordination.