Which formation includes LR or RR as positional options?

Which formation includes LR or RR as positional options?

• A. Simple/Modified Diamond
• B. Single Agent Escort
• C. Two-Agent Escort
• D. Wedge

Answer: (A)

LR and RR stand for left rear and right rear positions, used to cover the rear flanks of a protected party. In the Simple/Modified Diamond, the group is arranged around the subject in four main spots: front, left flank, right flank, and rear. The modified diamond, in particular, allows shifting or adding coverage to the rear-left or rear-right areas, so those left-rear or right-rear positions become viable options. This makes LR or RR natural positional choices within that formation. In contrast, a wedge is a V-shaped, more linear setup focused on the front and the two flanks, with no standard rear-left or rear-right slots. A single-agent escort assigns just one follower, and a two-agent escort typically uses front and rear or other simple pairings without designated LR/RR positions. So the formation that explicitly supports LR or RR as positional options is the Simple/Modified Diamond.

LR and RR stand for left rear and right rear positions, used to cover the rear flanks of a protected party. In the Simple/Modified Diamond, the group is arranged around the subject in four main spots: front, left flank, right flank, and rear. The modified diamond, in particular, allows shifting or adding coverage to the rear-left or rear-right areas, so those left-rear or right-rear positions become viable options. This makes LR or RR natural positional choices within that formation.

In contrast, a wedge is a V-shaped, more linear setup focused on the front and the two flanks, with no standard rear-left or rear-right slots. A single-agent escort assigns just one follower, and a two-agent escort typically uses front and rear or other simple pairings without designated LR/RR positions. So the formation that explicitly supports LR or RR as positional options is the Simple/Modified Diamond.