What item is found on the PMT journal’s opening page?

• A. List of equipment
• B. Training schedule
• C. Mission summary
• D. Identifies POC

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is that the opening page of the PMT journal serves as a quick-access point for who to contact. Listing the point of contact (POC) right at the start ensures anyone picking up the journal knows exactly who to reach for approvals, updates, or to resolve questions or issues. In field or operational settings, this clarity speeds communication, clarifies responsibility, and supports safety and coordination. Other items like a list of equipment, a training schedule, or a mission summary are important, but they belong in their respective sections deeper in the journal. The opening page’s purpose is to establish who to contact, so identifying the POC is the most appropriate item to be found there.