Naval Rules of Engagement¶
Hayes, B. C. Naval Rules of Engagement: Management Tools for Crisis.
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Primes¶
- Rules Of Engagement
- Military operations (canonical): standing and supplemental rules defining who may be engaged, with what weapons, under what identification confidence, in what regions, at what force levels.
This sourceRAND Note N-2963-CC. Santa Monica: RAND, 1989. Treats ROE as pre-committed management tools delegating graduated use-of-force authority down the chain of command for crisis decisions under time pressure, and analyzes their application by naval commanders who cannot consult higher authority in real time.
- Military operations (canonical): standing and supplemental rules defining who may be engaged, with what weapons, under what identification confidence, in what regions, at what force levels.
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