How are hazards identified during mission planning?

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During mission planning, hazards are identified by the applying <span>mission, enemy, terrain, troops, time and civilians</span> framework.
This framework is usually referred to as METT-TC.
This framework is set to help military commander prioritize what they need to analyze during the planning of a mission.
Usually the civilian analysis is considered when the mission is to take place in an urban terrain.

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