Which of the following is a transfer during a motorcade attack?

• A. Linear transfer
• B. Left/right transfer
• C. Circular transfer
• D. Diagonal transfer

Answer: (B)

In this context, a transfer describes changing the attack angle to reposition relative to the motorcade. A left/right transfer is a lateral, side-to-side shift across the line of travel, exactly the move used to gain a flank or side angle on a target vehicle. This lateral repositioning is the most practical and common way to approach a moving convoy from the side, reducing forward exposure while aiming for a side or rear entry point.

The other directional ideas describe moves that are straight ahead, curved around, or diagonally forward, which don’t capture the typical lateral repositioning used to breach a motorcade. So the left/right transfer best fits how attackers adjust their position to threaten the convoy.