If ground resupply routes are closed, which piece of equipment could be used for class III (B) resupply?

In situations where ground resupply routes are closed, the usage of Fare, which employs blivits, is particularly advantageous for class III (B) resupply. Blivits are collapsible fuel bladders capable of holding a significant quantity of fuel—specifically, 500 gallons each—making them effective for sustaining operations where other resupply methods are compromised. The Fare system can be airlifted to difficult-to-reach areas, ensuring that operational needs for fuel can be met even in challenging environments.

While the other options—M997, Light Medium Tactical Vehicle, and Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck—are all capable of transporting supplies, they rely on traditional ground routes. Therefore, they are less suited for scenarios where access via ground is hindered. The Fare system stands out as a solution suitable for overcoming logistical barriers and ensuring continuous support in the field.