Once the change request has been submitted, what do you check to ensure the change has been made?

• A. Unit manning document
• B. Expense assignment system
• C. Alpha roster
• D. Medical expense and performance reporting

Answer: (C)

The main idea is to confirm that a staffing change actually took effect by checking the live roster of personnel. After a change request is submitted and processed, the Alpha roster is updated to show current assignments, positions, units, and effective dates. By reviewing this roster, you can see whether the individual’s duty position or status now reflects the requested change, which is the definitive indication that the change has been made. If the roster still shows the previous assignment, the change hasn’t been applied yet or is pending processing. The other options aren’t as relevant: the unit manning document is a planning/authorization document that outlines authorized positions, not the real-time record of who is currently assigned; the expense assignment system deals with financial allocations rather than personnel changes; and medical expense and performance reporting tracks costs and performance, not staffing updates.