Current and projected MET levels include which of the following?

Current and projected MET levels include which of the following?

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

Answer: (D)

MET levels describe where a Soldier or unit stands in the ability to perform a mission-essential task, spanning from not yet capable to fully ready. Current MET levels show what is being done now, while projected MET levels forecast how capability will grow with training and practice. Because readiness is a continuum, all three states are included: untrained, practiced, and trained. Untrained indicates not yet capable to perform to standard; practiced means the task is performed reliably with repetition under typical conditions; trained means the task is performed to standard consistently and can be sustained and even taught to others. This full range is essential for planning and assessing progress toward full readiness.

MET levels describe where a Soldier or unit stands in the ability to perform a mission-essential task, spanning from not yet capable to fully ready. Current MET levels show what is being done now, while projected MET levels forecast how capability will grow with training and practice. Because readiness is a continuum, all three states are included: untrained, practiced, and trained. Untrained indicates not yet capable to perform to standard; practiced means the task is performed reliably with repetition under typical conditions; trained means the task is performed to standard consistently and can be sustained and even taught to others. This full range is essential for planning and assessing progress toward full readiness.