1. Analyze the below passage on the Commander's Unit Status Report (CUSR) and the select the best response on how the deployable personnel strength is calculated. For CUSR purposes, Commanders of Army reporting units will measure personnel readiness using three metrics for determining the personnel fill status that is based on the unit's strength requirements for its core functions or core designed capabilities. The three metrics are: total deployable personnel strength, assigned military occupational specialty skills match, and the deployable senior grade composite level. The deployable personnel strength is the portion of the unit's assigned strength and attachments, to include individual Soldier augmentations that are considered deployable with the unit to accomplish the wartime missions for which the unit was designed. How is the deployable personnel strength calculated? Based upon assigned readings, select the response below that best describes how the available strength percentage (the P-level metric) calculated? A. The deployable personnel strength is determined by subtracting the deployable strength from the required strength. B. The deployable personnel strength is determined by adding the deployable strength to the required strength. C. The deployable personnel strength is determined by multiplying the deployable strength by the required strength. D. The deployable personnel