What type of operations does the UDM coordinate once taskings are acknowledged?

The UDM coordinates deployment and execution operations once taskings are acknowledged because these operations are fundamental to managing the movement and readiness of personnel and equipment during a deployment. The UDM's role focuses on ensuring that all aspects of the deployment process run smoothly, from planning to actual execution. This includes making sure that units are prepared, that necessary resources are available, and that logistics are managed effectively to support personnel in the field.

Logistical support operations, while important, are more specific to the logistics aspect and do not encompass the full scope of actions the UDM oversees during deployment. Personnel management operations, on the other hand, deal with the administrative and organizational aspects of personnel but do not cover the deployment execution itself. Training and assessment operations focus on preparing personnel before deployment rather than managing the actual deployment and execution phases. Therefore, the UDM's coordination role is best encapsulated by deployment and execution operations, reflecting the broader responsibilities during the deployment process.