Responsible for organizing SRT?

Responsible for organizing SRT?

• A. City Mayor.
• B. Provost Marshal or security officer.
• C. Training Division Chief.
• D. Operations Commander.

Answer: (B)

Organizing a Special Response Team is a security-operations leadership function. On a military installation or similarly structured environment, the Provost Marshal (or the security officer in charge) has the authority to form, organize, and deploy the SRT, designate leadership, set standards, and ensure the team has the necessary training, equipment, and coordination with other units. The Training Division Chief handles training content rather than unit organization, while the Operations Commander leads day-to-day actions but does not typically create the SRT itself. A City Mayor operates at a political level and does not manage base security operations.

Organizing a Special Response Team is a security-operations leadership function. On a military installation or similarly structured environment, the Provost Marshal (or the security officer in charge) has the authority to form, organize, and deploy the SRT, designate leadership, set standards, and ensure the team has the necessary training, equipment, and coordination with other units. The Training Division Chief handles training content rather than unit organization, while the Operations Commander leads day-to-day actions but does not typically create the SRT itself. A City Mayor operates at a political level and does not manage base security operations.