Which of the following is part of the Functional Academic Skills Training programs?

The correct answer is GEDT, as it specifically relates to the Functional Academic Skills Training (FAST) programs. The GEDT, or General Educational Development Test, is designed to measure the academic skills most typically acquired in high school and is a significant component in providing functional academic support for individuals aiming to improve their educational qualifications. It aligns directly with the goals of FAST programs, which focus on enhancing the academic skills of participants, helping them to achieve competencies necessary for further education or job training.

Other options, while they may pertain to different areas of military training or educational programs, do not specifically represent the Functional Academic Skills Training effort in the same way that the GEDT does. For instance, CPT generally refers to a physical fitness testing standard, AFAP relates to Army Family Action Plan initiatives focusing on improving the quality of life for service members and families, and TRADOC stands for Training and Doctrine Command, which focuses on training oversight and doctrine development rather than specific educational testing programs. Each of these terms serves a different function within the military context and does not directly address the academic training focus of GEDT.