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gulaghasi [49]
3 years ago
10

In which step of the troop leading procedures (tlps) does the unit consider roe/eof implications on the mission?

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1 answer:
Ksivusya [100]3 years ago
3 0
The unit consider ROE/EOF<span> implications on the mission in the third step of Troop Leading Procedures which is the making of tentative plan. The leader would have here the details of the mission. He would also assess the situation and plan his course of action development. He will then analyze each course of action he is proposing and compare it to the different course of actions he can come up with. After a thorough analysis, he would decide the best course of action to be followed. In doing this, EOF would come in to consideration. These are sequential course of actions which are nonlethal in nature. This includes the visual signals like the flags, pyrotechnics, spotlights and lasers.</span>
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