Which option is NOT one of the six TTP Master Processes?

• A. Readying the Force
• B. Deploying Logistics
• C. Positioning the Force
• D. Redeploying/Recovering the Force

Answer: (B)

The concept here is recognizing the broad phases that guide how forces are prepared, moved, used, and then recovered or disengaged. The six master processes describe those overarching stages, such as getting the force ready, positioning it where needed, deploying the force into action, employing it in operations, and pulling back or recovering after operations. Deploying logistics is a critical support function, but it isn’t itself one of the master processes because it represents a specific logistics task within the broader phases rather than a standalone phase of force management. So the option that refers to deploying logistics doesn’t fit as a master process, since it naming a logistics function rather than one of the high-level force-management phases.