350 GPM pumps are used for what equipment and by which branch?

• A. Fuel System Supply Point (FSSP), Tactical Petroleum Terminal (TPT), Assault Hose Line System (AHS) used in the Army
• B. Forward Area Refueling Equipment-2 (FARE-2)
• C. Helicopter Expending Refueling System (HERS)
• D. Floating booms and barriers

Answer: (A)

The 350 GPM pump is built for fast, portable field refueling within the Army’s fuel distribution setup. It is the standard pump used to move fuel through three key Army assets: the Fuel System Supply Point, the Tactical Petroleum Terminal, and the Assault Hose Line System. FSSP serves as the main field point where bulk fuel is received and then distributed outward. The TPT is a mobile terminal that stores and dispatches fuel at the tactical level. The AHS is a lightweight, forward-line hose system that delivers fuel directly to units in the field. Together, these components rely on the 350 GPM pump to maintain a steady, high-flow transfer of fuel from storage to distribution lines and vehicles.

The other options refer to different refueling systems or setups not typically paired with this pump, such as helicopter refueling equipment or offshore-style equipment, which use different configurations and pump capacities.