Dynamic Entry: Which statement is true?

• A. Always silent approach
• B. Based off clearing principals
• C. Immediately Dominate
• D. Requires five entry team members

Answer: (D)

Dynamic entry relies on a defined team structure to execute quickly and safely. Having five members on an entry team provides the necessary balance of breach, entry, security, and communications. With five roles, you can cover the door and breach point, lead the entry, clear the room, secure the corridor, and maintain outside surveillance and control. This arrangement allows multiple tasks to run in parallel—breaching, entering, searching, and providing security—while reducing gaps that threats could exploit. It emphasizes speed, surprise, and control rather than silence as the sole objective, and it reflects standard training practice for a complete, effective dynamic entry team.