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FM/BS-766 · v2.00

Brief the mission support team

Code
FM/BS-766
Kind
Skill
Version
v2.00 1yr ago
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301
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As its document
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4 roles
Published by
SPC Vyqe 8 Dec 2024
Last material change
v3.00 Reinstituting Lead Game Master role

102 words added, 42 words removed.

Before the start of the deployment, give Conduct a comprehensive pre-deployment briefing for the Mission Support Team, ensuring all members of the mission support team an overview, covering: are well-prepared for their roles. The briefing shall include: General overview of Overview: Summarize the overall mission plan and objectives. Pacing expectations Expectations: Communicate the expected flow and tempo of the mission to align team efforts. Expected tasking for Task Assignments: Clarify the responsibilities and expected contributions of Assistant Game Maters Masters (AGMs) and Roleplayers roleplayers. Name of Faction Details: Provide the friendly names of:Friendly faction(s) Name of units and role within the opposing mission, Opposing faction(s) units and what units/vehicles the allowed units and vehicles they are to use employ. Name of the neutral Neutral faction(s) units including any approved units and what units/vehicles to use vehicles for their representation. Civilian presence Considerations: Identify whether civilians will be present, how they could affect the game, and interaction the general approach expected when interacting with them.