Which metric would you use to determine how full the assigned positions are overall?

• A. Assigned: Soldiers Percent Filled
• B. Authorized: Number of Soldiers Authorized
• C. Deployable: Number of Soldiers Deployable
• D. HRAR: Summary

Answer: (A)

Measuring how full assigned positions are comes down to the share of slots that actually have soldiers in them. Assigned: Soldiers Percent Filled expresses exactly this—it's the percentage of assigned positions that are filled. That direct ratio shows the fullness of the unit’s assigned structure, so you can see at a glance how many slots remain open.

For example, if there are 200 assigned positions and 180 are filled, the percent filled is 90%, which clearly communicates the overall fullness.

The other metrics don’t capture fullness in the same way: Authorized tells you how many positions exist to be filled, not how many are filled; Deployable reflects readiness of personnel to deploy, not occupancy of slots; HRAR: Summary is a general report and doesn’t specifically measure fill.