Which term refers to a motorized unit specialized in anti-armor operations?

• A. Air assault infantry
• B. Motorized CAAT
• C. Fixed wing aviation unit
• D. Motorized stinger unit

Answer: (B)

This item tests recognizing a ground unit designed specifically to defeat armored threats. A Motorized CAAT is a Counter-Armor Assault Team that moves on wheeled vehicles and is equipped to engage and destroy enemy armor using anti-armor weapons and tactics. The focus is on countering armored formations, not on airborne insertion, fixed-wing aviation operations, or air-defense against aircraft.

Air assault infantry specializes in helicopter-borne assaults, not primarily in anti-armor battles. A fixed-wing aviation unit handles air operations and support from aircraft, not ground anti-armor tasks. A motorized stinger unit concentrates on air defense against aircraft, not on engaging tanks and armored vehicles. Therefore, the term that best fits a motorized unit tasked with anti-armor operations is Motorized CAAT.