Which statement is true about S-1 through S-4?

Which statement is true about S-1 through S-4?

• A. They are all security-related positions
• B. S-1 is Administrative Officer; S-2 Security Officer; S-3 Operations Officer; S-4 Logistics Officer
• C. S-1 is Logistics Officer
• D. S-4 is Security Officer

Answer: (B)

In Army staff structure, S-1 through S-4 are the four main staff sections handling different functions: personnel and administration, security and intelligence, operations, and logistics. The statement is correct because it assigns S-1 as Administrative Officer, S-2 as Security Officer, S-3 as Operations Officer, and S-4 as Logistics Officer, which matches the standard designations used at battalion level and above. In practice, S-1 manages personnel records, manpower, awards, and replacements; S-2 focuses on security and intelligence; S-3 plans and coordinates operations and training; S-4 provides logistics support, including supply and maintenance. The other options don’t fit because they either describe all sections as security-related or misattribute the roles (S-1 as Logistics or S-4 as Security).

In Army staff structure, S-1 through S-4 are the four main staff sections handling different functions: personnel and administration, security and intelligence, operations, and logistics. The statement is correct because it assigns S-1 as Administrative Officer, S-2 as Security Officer, S-3 as Operations Officer, and S-4 as Logistics Officer, which matches the standard designations used at battalion level and above. In practice, S-1 manages personnel records, manpower, awards, and replacements; S-2 focuses on security and intelligence; S-3 plans and coordinates operations and training; S-4 provides logistics support, including supply and maintenance. The other options don’t fit because they either describe all sections as security-related or misattribute the roles (S-1 as Logistics or S-4 as Security).