Which option correctly matches the concept with its description?

• A. FPOL Passage Point — The stationary unit can restrict the passing force.
• B. RPOL Passage Point — The stationary unit can restrict the movement of the passing force.
• C. Decisively Engaged — When the opposing force withdraws.
• D. Decisively Engaged — When a force is in reserve and not engaged.

Answer: (B)

A Passage Point describes how a stationary unit controls the way a force moves through its area. The important idea is that the unit doesn’t simply block or allow passage outright; it regulates the passage by shaping how the moving force progresses—its route, tempo, and positioning—so the movement remains orderly and under control. The description that matches this is the one stating the stationary unit can restrict the movement of the passing force, which captures that nuanced control of movement rather than an outright blockade. The other options describe engagement states or imply blocking passage entirely, which don’t fit the functional role of a Passage Point as well.