Emergency Protocols Flashcards
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What is the chain of command?
Answer: The hierarchical structure of authority in a military organization
The chain of command is the line of authority along which orders pass from the highest rank to the lowest.
What does OPSEC stand for?
Answer: Operations Security
OPSEC protects critical information from adversaries by identifying and safeguarding sensitive data.
What is the purpose of an After Action Review (AAR)?
Answer: To analyze what happened, why, and how to improve
AARs are structured reviews analyzing what was planned, what happened, why there were differences, and what can be improved.
What are the principles of mission command?
Answer: Competence, mutual trust, shared understanding, commander's intent
Mission command empowers subordinates through trust, shared understanding of the commander's intent, and disciplined initiative.
What is the NATO phonetic alphabet letter for 'B'?
Answer: Bravo
In the NATO phonetic alphabet, 'B' is represented by 'Bravo.' This ensures clear radio communication.
What is a SITREP?
Answer: A situation report providing current status to command
SITREP (Situation Report) provides commanders with timely information about the current operational situation.
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