Logistics Basic Officer Leader Course (LOG BOLC) Exam 2 Practice

Which map symbol indicates a Company-sized unit?

A rectangle with a vertical line above A rectangle with three dots above A rectangle with an X inside A diamond shape

Correct Answer:

A rectangle with a vertical line above

Explanation:

Understanding how unit size is shown on map symbols matters. The base rectangle represents the unit type, and what sits above that symbol signals the echelon or size. A single vertical line above the rectangle is the marker used to denote a company-sized unit, so this symbol clearly identifies a company rather than a platoon, battalion, or higher unit. The other shapes convey different meanings: three dots above would indicate a different size or echelon, a rectangle with an X inside points to another unit category, and a diamond shape is not used for a standard company marker.

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