Which phrase describes entry communication for a two-entry team?

• A. Two-Point Entry
• B. Open And Announce
• C. Silent Entry With Single Member
• D. Ready Squeeze With Two Entry Members

Answer: (D)

In entry communication for a two-entry team, the emphasis is on clear, synchronized action by both operators. The best phrase combines a readiness cue with the exact breach action and explicitly notes two entry members. “Ready” signals that both operators are aligned and prepared to move. “Squeeze” conveys the moment to execute the breach or entry. Adding “With Two Entry Members” makes it explicit that two people will enter together, which is essential for coordinating movement, surveillance, and cross-coverage as they advance.

Other options either describe a different entry method (like two points of entry) or reference a single operator or a stealth entry, which doesn’t fit the two-person coordination this scenario requires.