In defensive operations, which task can an OC/T train?

In defensive operations, training on mobile defense is particularly relevant because it involves the organization of forces to allow for flexibility and adaptability in response to enemy actions. Mobile defense focuses on the ability to maneuver defenses, utilizing both delaying actions and counterattacks to disrupt and disorient the enemy while also protecting key terrain or assets.

This concept allows an OC/T to teach units how to effectively pull back and forth to create space for reinforcements or counter offensives, thereby enhancing the unit's capability to respond to various threats. Additionally, mobile defense emphasizes coordination and communication between different elements of a unit to ensure they can effectively support each other in both defensive and offensive operations.

Training on mobile defense helps units improve their readiness and effectiveness in real-world scenarios, emphasizing the importance of maintaining offensive capabilities within a predominantly defensive strategy.