Three-Agent wedge identification: Which option corresponds to the three-agent wedge foot formation?

• A. Single Agent Escort - AIC only
• B. Three-Agent wedge
• C. Modified Wedge
• D. Diamond

Answer: (B)

In a foot protection setup, a wedge with three agents places them in a V around the person being protected to give front and side coverage as they move. The lead agent positions ahead to spot threats and guide the pace, while the two flank agents stay to the left and right to cover oblique approaches and keep the group compact. This arrangement provides solid protection with just three people, balancing speed and security.

The option that matches this description is the one named Three-Agent wedge, because it directly denotes the three-person wedge formation. The other choices refer to different formations or team sizes—single agent escort uses only one protector, modified wedge is a variation of the wedge with a different setup, and diamond uses four agents around the principal.