Which document records the platoon's training status and progress toward METL tasks?

• A. Training Status Report (TSR)
• B. Unit Training Plan
• C. After Action Review
• D. Training Schedule

Answer: (A)

Tracking platoon readiness hinges on keeping current the status of METL tasks. The document that does this is the Training Status Report. It records which METL tasks have been trained, the level of proficiency achieved, completion dates, and any gaps or remaining requirements. This snapshot helps leaders assess overall readiness and prioritize upcoming training to close gaps. The other items serve different roles: the Unit Training Plan lays out what training should occur and when; the After Action Review captures lessons learned after an exercise or drill; the Training Schedule lists when trainings are planned. Therefore, the Training Status Report is the tool for recording training status and progress toward METL tasks.