Current and projected MET levels include which combination?

Current and projected MET levels include which combination?

• A. Trained, practiced, untrained
• B. Trained only
• C. Practiced only
• D. Untrained only

Answer: (A)

MET levels describe how ready a unit is to perform mission-essential tasks at a given time, and they come in three states: trained, practiced, and untrained. The current and projected MET levels include all three because readiness isn’t a single binary status—some tasks may already be fully ready (trained), others may be at a level where performance is good with some refreshers (practiced), and some tasks may still be outside the unit’s capability (untrained). Planning ahead involves forecasting how tasks will move among these states as training, exercises, and qualifications occur, so you can target efforts where needed. In short, the combination reflects a spectrum of capability, encompassing trained, practiced, and untrained.

MET levels describe how ready a unit is to perform mission-essential tasks at a given time, and they come in three states: trained, practiced, and untrained. The current and projected MET levels include all three because readiness isn’t a single binary status—some tasks may already be fully ready (trained), others may be at a level where performance is good with some refreshers (practiced), and some tasks may still be outside the unit’s capability (untrained). Planning ahead involves forecasting how tasks will move among these states as training, exercises, and qualifications occur, so you can target efforts where needed. In short, the combination reflects a spectrum of capability, encompassing trained, practiced, and untrained.