Service Members and family members must receive what training within 90 days prior to overseas travel?

• A. AT Awareness Training Level 2
• B. AT Awareness Training Level 1
• C. Overseas Travel Readiness Training
• D. Medical Readiness Training Level 1

Answer: (B)

The essential idea is that service members and their families traveling overseas must have basic antiterrorism awareness training completed within 90 days of travel. This Level 1 training provides entry-level, general guidance on recognizing suspicious activity, applying protective steps, and knowing how to report concerns in an overseas context. It’s designed for all travelers, ensuring everyone has a baseline understanding before departure. Level 2 is more advanced and reserved for personnel with specific duties, so it isn’t the standard requirement for every traveler within that 90-day window. Overseas Travel Readiness Training isn’t the recognized term for this mandate, and Medical Readiness Training focuses on health readiness rather than security awareness. So the training that fits the 90-day requirement for all travelers is AT Awareness Training Level 1.