What is the entry communication method used for two-entry teams?

• A. Open The Door And Move Immediately
• B. Silent Entry With Two Entry Members
• C. Two Entry Members Prepare For Entry
• D. Ready Squeeze With Two Entry Members

Answer: (D)

The idea here is a tight, pre-planned verbal cue that coordinates a two-person entry with minimal ambiguity. In a two-entry team, one member is ready to breach or breach-control while the other provides support and timing. Using a concise cue like “Ready Squeeze” communicates two things at once: the team is prepared to initiate the entry, and a controlled action—applying pressure or squeezing through the entry—will begin immediately. This keeps both members synchronized, reduces hesitation, and maintains momentum and safety during a high-stress maneuver.

These other phrases don’t fit as the entry communication method for two entry members because they either describe a general state of preparation without the explicit initiation cue, or imply a silent or different entry method rather than a specific, operable signal used to time the action. The “Ready Squeeze” cue, with two entry members, is the clearly defined, action-focused communication that fits this scenario.