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| What focues on fundamental principles, organization of legal support, and conduct of legal support operations by JAG Corps personnel? |
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Legal Support to Operations |
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| What is the process of detecting threats and hazards to the AF and its mission, and applying measures to deter, pre-empt,negate, or mitigate theem based on an acceptable level or risk? |
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| regarding Force Protection, who retains ultimate responsibility for protection persons and property subject to their control, responsible for accomplishing force protect planning for units? |
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| Cammanders at every echelon (Wing, Group, Squadron) |
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what force protection condition, applies when general global threat exists and warrents a routine security posture and at a minimum access control will be condcted? |
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| what force protection condition applies when general threat of possibility activity against a person? |
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| what FPCON applies when an increased and more predictable threat of activity exista and is able to to be maintained for weeks without causing undue hardship? |
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| what FPCON applies when an incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating some form of action against personnel and facilities are imminent and implementation for more than a short period of time will create a hardship? |
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| what FPCON applies in the immediate area where an attack has occurred or when intelligence has been recieved against a specific location or person is likely and declarared as a localized condition? |
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What USAF policy applie to
-Only that force which is reasonably necessary
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| concerning use of force, what is the reasonableness of a particular use of force must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, rather that the 20/20 vision of hindsight and the question is whether the officer's actions are objectively reasonable in the light of the facts and circumstance confronting them |
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To have THIS, you must consider the four factors:
Severity of the crime, whether the person imposes an immediate threat to the safety of others, whether the person is actively resiting and whether the person is attempting to evade |
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| Totality of Circumstances |
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to have THIS concerning use of force, the below OTHER factors are considered by the courts:
Number of subject involved, size, age, and condition of subject, duration of the subject's action, previous know violent/mental history and use of alcohol or drugs?
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| totality of circumstances |
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Unit Commanders and Airmen have the right to exercise WHAT against hostilities |
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| what may lawfully limit the use of self-defense? |
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| in order to use this, you must warn persons and give oppurtunity to withdraw or cease threating actions, warning shots are prohibited (forbiten) unless on vessal or pier |
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| before you can use this, you must have a inherent right to self defense, defense of others, assets vital to national secutiry/inherently dangererous, serious offenses against person or escape |
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| This person with the consent of who appoints the Secretary of Homeland Defense |
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| President w/consent of the Senate |
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| who is the head of the Department of Homeland Security and has direction, authority, and control over it? |
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| Secretary of Homeland Defense |
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| the Deputy Secretary of Holand Defense is appointed by who with the consent of the Senate |
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| who is the Secretary of Homeland Defense's first assistant? |
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| Deputy Secretary of Homeland Defense |
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the under secretaries of
• Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection
Science and Technology, Border and Transportation, Emergency Preparedness and Response, Bureau of Citizenship and Immigratio, Management* are appointed by who with the consent of the senate?
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•independent and objective inspection, audit, and investigative body to promote effectiveness, efficiency, and economy in the DHS, and to prevent and detect fraud, abuse, mismanagement, and waste in DHS----who is the department of homelend security has this mission |
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in the department of homeland security has independent and objective inspection, audit, and investigative body to promote effectiveness, efficiency, and economy in the DHS, and to prevent and detect fraud, abuse, mismanagement, and waste in DHS |
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whose mission is this----Ports, waterways and coastal security, Drug interdiction, Migrant interdiction, Defense Readiness |
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| commandant of Coast Guard |
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what major componentProtects nation’s transportation systems to
ensure freedom of movement |
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•Transportation Security Administration (TSA) |
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whose Primary mission is to keep terrorists and weapons out of U.S and enforces immigration and drug laws |
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•U.S. Customs & Border Protection |
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what major component
•Provides information to immigrants, Grants immigration and citizenship benefits, Ensures the integrity of immigrations system
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•U.S. Citizen & Immigration Services
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who is the Criminal and Civil Enforcement of Federal Laws governing border control, customs, trade, and Immigration |
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•U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement |
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who
• Safeguards financial infrastructure
• Protects national leaders
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who
•Provides assistance to build, sustain, and improve nations capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards
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•Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) |
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who
•Protects maritime economy and environment, defends maritime borders, saves those in peril
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what kind of AF support is this:
Restoration of emergency medical capabilities, emercengy restoration of public services, emergency clearance of debris and roadway movement |
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what type of DHS support applies to:
Examine wide areas of maritime and air domains and discover potential threats before they reach US |
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| intelligence, survaillance and reconnaissance |
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- what type of DHS AF support is this:
- integrated and share information across federal, state, and local channels?
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what kind of AF support for DHS is this
•State of Union Address, National Political Party Conventions, Olympics, Super Bowl
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| Nation Special secutiry events |
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• Primary Legal Authority for federal emergency and disaster relief to the U.S.
• Provides for continuous means of assistance
• Used to alleviate suffering and damage which results from disasters
what act is this |
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| before this act can be acted on, it must first be requested by the Governor and the state meust lack resources and capabilities to manage disaster |
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| according to the stafford act, the federal government gets involved on it what: |
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• President declares “major disaster”
• President declares “emergency”
• President approves of “emergency work”
• President declares “emergency” (Not major) |
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concerning the stafford act, after the presidentaial declaration is made, DHS get involved via who
dod support will be provided through
are we immune from liability |
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what act
• Allows federal agencies to provide supplies and services to each other, Does not apply to State or Local Government, Mandates cost-reimbursement, Any expenditures of DoD is reimbursed back to the DoD
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what authority is this
•Immediate action to assist civil authorities or the public, to save lives, prevent human suffering, mitigate great property damage under imminent serious conditions
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| Immediate Response Authority |
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before the commander uses this authority they must first consider the below:
•Determine whether time and circumstances permit prior approval, As soon as practical, report request through chain of command, Consider : Legality, Lethality, Risk, Cost, Appropriateness, Readiness
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| Immediate Response Authorithy |
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| Reciprocal firefightiing support and emergency services, military working dogs for drug searches can be loaned by the installation commander's authorization are examples of what |
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| mutual aide agreements or plans |
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this support to law enforcement or act
•Prohibits direct, active participation to enforce civilian laws, Applies to all members on title 10 status
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| posse commitatus act of 1878 |
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this act falls into these 3 broad categories:
Use of information
Use of DoD Personnel
Use of Military Equipment
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these services are allowed under what act:
Investigations and other actions related to enforcement of UCMJ
Protection of classified information / DOD personnel
Assistance in crimes involving nuclear weapons
Protection of President, VP, and dignitaries
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ths purpose of this
Defines legal position of visiting force
Describes how authorities of visiting force controls members
Describes amenability of its members to local law
Can be bi-lateral or multi-lateral
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what SOFA is this?
• Executive Agreement
• Used for developing, immature relationships between parties
• Common items found in A&T SOFA
• Complete immunity from criminal jurisdiction (official)
• Limited immunity from civil jurisdiction
• Tax Relief |
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| Administrative and Technical Staff (A&T) |
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what SOFA is this?
•Executive Agreement
• Longer Duration that A&T agreements
• Broader than A&T, less comprehensive than a full SOFA
• Includes same topics as A&T, plus more
• Used commonly in exercises and humanitarian relief |
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what SOFA is this?
•Typically a Treaty
• Executed by each government
• Permanent in Nature
• Reflects a mature relationship between parties |
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What Military Jurisdiction act is this
•Anyone employed by or accompanying Armed Forces
• Misconduct constitutes more than one year confinement
• Not applicable to host nation nationals or ordinarily resident
Allows for arrest, delivery, and removal to U.S |
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| Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act (MEJA) |
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Obtain SOFA coverage
maximize US jurisdition and protect rights of DoD personnel and dependants is what US policy |
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| what reports are required reports |
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| Annual Report, Trial observer report and monthly visitation report |
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| which report is sent up quarterly? |
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what type of report would you send up for:
Person placed into pretrial confinement
Person is actually or allegedly mistreated
U.S. publicity probable
Death of foreign national
Capital Punishment might be imposed |
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| serious or unusual incident report |
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| who would you send up serious or Unusual Incident Reports to |
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this report is required when:
• Initial Report when a foreign government exercises jurisdiction of U.S. personnel, civilian employee, dependent
• Forward report IMMEDIATELY via electronic comm to TJAG |
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• This commander is the Senior Air Force member; level of command is comparable to NAF, functionally separated from war fighting activities performed by the JFACC and has its own legal staff, • Commander Air Force Forces
• Organizing, training, equipping, supporting, disciplining, logistics, personnel, medical, communications and security in a component command
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| Commander Air Force Forces |
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the below are all examples of what: • Joint Force Commander
• Joint Force Air Component Commander
• Joint Air Operations Center
• Detainee Operations
• Provide briefings (LOAC, ROE |
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| Joint legal support functions during military ops |
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| • The responsibility of this commander is Planning, Coordinating, and Executing aerospace operations with assets from multiple components or nations |
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| • Joint Force Air Component Commander |
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| What is the role of the Joint Force Air Component Commander |
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Executing operations with aerospace assets
• Responsive command and control system in place |
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| The purpose of this is Identify and eliminate conduct that is prejudicial to the maintenance of good order and discipline |
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What LOAC principle is this: “Permits the application of that degree of regulated force, not otherwise prohibited by laws of war, required for the partial or complete submission of the enemy with the least expenditure of life, time, and physical resources”
Must be Military Objectives |
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What LOAC principle is this?
“Prohibits employing of arms, projectiles, or material of a nature to cause unnecessary suffering, also referred to as superfluous injury” |
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What LOAC principle is this:
“Obligation of parties to conflicts to distinguish between combatant forces and the civilian population or individual civilians not taking a direct part in the hostilities”
Civilians shall not be the object of attack
Indiscriminate attacks are prohibited
Applies to military offense AND defense |
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What Law of Armed conflict principle is this?
“Weighing the anticipated gains of military operations against reasonably foreseeable consequences to the civilian population”
Does the benefit of the strike out weigh casualties of civilians? |
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| what symbol is from the geneva convention |
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| what symbole is used by turkey |
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| what symbol is universal and is for societeis that don't use one of the recognized symbols |
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| what symbol is from Israel |
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| who uses the red lion with sun symbol |
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| Where does the authority come from to provide Humanitarian and Civic Assistance? |
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In order to do this, if it will promote the below:
Security and foreign policy of interests of U.S.
Security interests of the country which activities performed
Specific operational readiness skills of member of U.S. Armed Forces |
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| Carry out humanitarian and civic assistance |
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Below is the DOD policy concerning what, what is the DODI number:
Must be done in conjunction with military operations
Conducted with approval of host nation’s authorities
Complement, not duplicate, other forms of social or economic assistance provided by U.S.
Serve the basic economic and social needs
Be incorporated into the Geographic COCOM’s security plans
Expenditures must be minimal
Should be distinguished from similar activities |
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| To Create strategic, operational and / or tactical effects that support COCOM objectives is the goal of what? |
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| What are the two types of HCA? |
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Pre-Planned (Budgeted) HCA
Minimal Cost HCA |
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These are the allowed uses of what HCA plan?
Medical and Dental
Veterinary care in rural areas
Construction of rudimentary surface trans systems
Well drilling
Construction of rudimentary sanitation facilities and repair of public facilities |
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Below are limits of what HCA plan:
May not duplicate of assistance
May not be provided to persons engaged in military or paramilitary activities
Secretary of State must approve the assistance
Must be paid out of O&M funds
Can not help in detection, lifting, destroying
May not duplicate of assistance
Expenses funded includes costs of consumable items, supplies, and services
Expenses shall NOT include the cost of normal military operations |
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| During the initial deployment (starting up a base), within how many days does this happen? |
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| Who advises all personnel not to obligate funds and secures basic life support requirements(food, water, shelter, transportation, etc)? |
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| Chief Contracting Officer (CCO) |
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| What is a established during the build-up stage of a base? |
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| Establishes procedures to request items, Establishes procedures for funding , Establishes purchasing methods |
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| During this phase of deployed contracting, file documentation, cost reduction, business efficiences and CCO is a business advisor |
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| What phase in deployment contracting are contracts trasition to final close out, contracts for life support remins until last person leaves, CCO last to leave to ensure contract close out and after action report accomplished? |
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| What type of contracts are a primary type of contract, contractor is responsible for cost overage, if not used, must substantiate why? |
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| What type of contract establishes a minimum/maximum requirement and contractor not obligated to fill orders beyond maximum |
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| What type of contract is established for a fixed period of time and deliveries are placed upon orders? |
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| What type of contract is used to cover cost of labor, materials, and overhead and is used for Emergency repairs/maintenance? |
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| This method of Acquisition is rarely used in deployed contracting and is awarded to the lowest, responsive and responsible bidder |
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| This type of method of acquisition is commonly used and based on, “best values” |
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| This type of methods of acquisition is used to obtain non-personal services, supplies, or construction and do not require full and open competition? |
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| Simplified Acquisition Procedures |
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The below is the purpose of what:
Help fight a more capable fight
Train for a particular contingency
Help others benefit by those who have gone before
Validates training |
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| Creating an after action report |
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