Which of the following is not one of the four parts of the End of Mission (EOM) process?

Which of the following is not one of the four parts of the End of Mission (EOM) process?

• A. Engage
• B. Refine
• C. Record
• D. Surveillance

Answer: (A)

End of Mission is the post-mission wrap-up where you confirm what happened, update data as needed, and document the results for after-action review. The steps you perform here focus on observing effects (surveillance), refining target data or status based on what you observed, and recording the mission details and outcomes. Engaging, or initiating an attack, belongs to the mission execution phase rather than the end-of-mission closure. So the action that does not fit the EOM sequence is the one about starting or continuing an engagement, while surveillance, refine, and record are the activities that support closing out the mission.

End of Mission is the post-mission wrap-up where you confirm what happened, update data as needed, and document the results for after-action review. The steps you perform here focus on observing effects (surveillance), refining target data or status based on what you observed, and recording the mission details and outcomes. Engaging, or initiating an attack, belongs to the mission execution phase rather than the end-of-mission closure. So the action that does not fit the EOM sequence is the one about starting or continuing an engagement, while surveillance, refine, and record are the activities that support closing out the mission.