Which document should be reviewed to confirm that a change has taken effect after submission?

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

Answer: (D)

When you need to confirm that a change has actually taken effect after submitting it, you look at the live listing that shows current personnel assignments. The alpha roster serves as the master, up-to-date record of who is in each job, their duty title, and where they’re assigned. Once processing completes, the roster is updated to reflect the new arrangement, so reviewing it lets you verify that the change is in place.

The other documents relate to planning, funding, or performance data rather than the current staffing reality. The unit manning document shows authorized positions and current incumbents in a planning sense, which may lag or differ from the live status. The expense assignment system and medical expense and performance reporting deal with budgets and metrics, not who is actually occupying a position right now.