ATP 4-11 governs Army motor transport operations that provide tactical and sustainment mobility in support of operations.
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It covers motor transport fundamentals, operational environments, truck company missions, planning, distribution, convoy control, maintenance, and future capabilities. It requires deliberate planning for sustainment support and preventive maintenance services before, during, and after operations.
Applies to: The principal audience for ATP 4-11 is any member of the profession of arms.
A motor transport operation is a ground support function that includes moving and transferring units, personnel, equipment, and supplies by motor vehicle to support operations. (paragraph 4-0)
Army motor transport organizations move units, personnel, and cargo as far forward as possible to enable freedom of action, extend operational reach, and prolong endurance. (paragraph 1-3)
Commanders and staffs should be very deliberate in planning sustainment support and plan for support essential to mission accomplishment. (paragraph 3-24)
Planning ensures the proper allocation of transportation assets to fulfill mission requirements based on the commander's priority of effort and intent. (paragraph 3-25)
Operators perform services prior to operating assigned equipment. (paragraph 3-29)