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FM/BP-370 · v1.01
Debriefing Process
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- FM/BP-370
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- Policy
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- v1.01 2yrs ago
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- LtCol James 22 Jan 2024
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Each element conducts a debriefing
The debriefing is conducted by the element leader
Only the immediate subordinates of the element leader may be present for the debriefingNo other person is permitted to attend or speak at the debriefing (exceptions see [[368]])
Examples of debriefing levelsFireteam (leader: Fireteam Leader subordinates: members of the fireteam)
Squad (leader: Squad Leader subordinates: fireteam leaders)
Platoon (leader: Platoon Leader subordinates: squad leaders)
Company (leader: Company Commander subordinates: platoon leaders)
The element leader, in reverse order of seniority (of rank or role) asks each person fortheir feedback;
or their elements feedback (depending on the level of the debriefing).Feedback includes;What went well
What didn't go well
What we could do different next time
Each person speaks uninterrupted and then the element leader will continue through each subordinate.The element leader may make a comment or ask a question to a subordinate before moving on
After all subordinates have spoken the element leader will ask if anyone has any further comments, to which, if the element leader permits it, can be made.
The element leader, summarizes the feedback as they understand it from their subordinates
The element leader gives their own feedback to their subordinates and their thoughts on the mission
The element leader dismisses the element and reports to their superior debriefing.
This process continues up the OPCOC until it reaches the higher headquarters.
v1.01
Conduct
Each element conducts its debriefing, led by the element leader.
Only immediate subordinates of the element leader are allowed to attend.
No other attendance or speaking is permitted, except as outlined in [[368]].
Levels and Participants
Fireteam: Led by Fireteam Leader; subordinates are team members.
Squad: Led by Squad Leader; subordinates are Fireteam Leaders.
Platoon: Led by Platoon Leader; subordinates are Squad Leaders.
Company: Led by Company Commander; subordinates are Platoon Leaders.
Attachments: Led by the Element Leader or for example JTAC/FO from HQ Element
Procedure
The element leader asks each subordinate, in reverse order of seniority, for feedback.
Feedback includes: successes, issues, and suggestions for improvement.
Each person speaks uninterrupted, followed by the next subordinate.
Leaders' Role
The element leader may comment or question after each feedback.
After all have spoken, the leader may allow further comments if permitted.
The leader summarizes the feedback and provides their own insights.
The leader concludes the debrief and reports to their superior.
The process ascends through the OPCOC hierarchy to the higher headquarters.
Conduct
Each element conducts a debriefing
The debriefing is conducted its debriefing, led by the element leader leader.
Only the immediate subordinates of the element leader may be present for the debriefingNo other person is permitted are allowed to attend attend.
No other attendance or speak at the debriefing (exceptions see [[368]]) speaking is permitted, except as outlined in [[368]].
Examples of debriefing levelsFireteam (leader: Levels and Participants
Fireteam: Led by Fireteam Leader subordinates: members of the fireteam) Leader; subordinates are team members.
Squad (leader: Squad: Led by Squad Leader subordinates: fireteam leaders) Leader; subordinates are Fireteam Leaders.
Platoon: Led by Platoon (leader: Leader; subordinates are Squad Leaders.
Company: Led by Company Commander; subordinates are Platoon Leaders.
Attachments: Led by the Element Leader subordinates: squad leaders) or for example JTAC/FO from HQ Element
Company (leader: Company Commander subordinates: platoon leaders) Procedure
The element leader, leader asks each subordinate, in reverse order of seniority (of rank or role) asks each person fortheir feedback;
or their elements feedback (depending on the level of the debriefing).Feedback includes;What went well
What didn't go well seniority, for feedback.
What we could do different next time Feedback includes: successes, issues, and suggestions for improvement.
Each person speaks uninterrupted and then uninterrupted, followed by the element leader will continue through each subordinate.The next subordinate.
Leaders' Role
The element leader may make a comment or ask a question to a subordinate before moving on after each feedback.
After all subordinates have spoken spoken, the element leader will ask if anyone has any may allow further comments, to which, comments if the element leader permits it, can be made. permitted.
The element leader, leader summarizes the feedback as they understand it from their subordinates
The element leader gives their own feedback to their subordinates and provides their thoughts on the mission own insights.
The element leader dismisses concludes the element debrief and reports to their superior debriefing. superior.
This The process continues up ascends through the OPCOC until it reaches hierarchy to the higher headquarters.
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