What are the two parts of the PMT journal?

• A. Briefing materials and the after-action log
• B. Opening page: identifies POC; Narrative summary section
• C. Data log and field notes
• D. Mission briefing and after-action report

Answer: (B)

The PMT journal is organized to ensure quick contact and a clear, concise record of what happened. The opening page identifies the point of contact, so anyone reviewing the journal instantly knows who to reach for questions or updates. The narrative summary section provides a concise, chronological account of what was done, by whom, when, where, and why, along with the results or actions taken. This combination keeps communication efficient and the record useful for after-action review. The other options describe materials or sections that belong to planning, data collection, or separate reports rather than the two-part journal structure.