Army Personnel Recovery Practice

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To which category does a situational assessment of “isolated during combat” belong?

Immediate recovery
Enhanced recovery
Deliberate recovery
External supported recovery

The correct answer is: Immediate recovery

A situational assessment of “isolated during combat” falls under immediate recovery. This category typically involves actions taken right after an individual becomes isolated, focusing on prompt and efficient measures to bring the person back to safety. In situations of combat, the primary goal is to address any immediate threats to the isolated service member's safety and to expedite their return to friendly forces. Immediate recovery emphasizes quick response and situational awareness, which is critical in combat scenarios where time is of the essence and potential threats may be present. Other categories like enhanced recovery, deliberate recovery, and externally supported recovery involve different time frames and complexities, often addressing broader strategies and operational planning rather than the urgency associated with an immediate response to isolation during combat.