What should you report to the operations center during post-attack actions?

Reporting all damage and the location of unexploded ordnance during post-attack actions is crucial for several reasons. This information is vital for ensuring the safety of personnel on the ground and for the effectiveness of subsequent operations. Understanding the extent of the damage allows the operations center to assess immediate risks, coordinate recovery efforts, and allocate resources efficiently.

Moreover, reporting the location of unexploded ordnance is critical for preventing further casualties or complications. This information informs bomb disposal teams and aids in the planning of safe operational routes, ultimately enhancing overall mission success.

In contrast, while routine status updates, equipment inventories, personnel injuries, psychological impacts, and future operational plans are important elements of a comprehensive report, they do not hold the immediate priority that damage assessment and unexploded ordnance reporting do in the aftermath of an attack. Addressing safety concerns and mitigating risks takes precedence in such scenarios.