A Guide to Standardizing After Action Review (AAR) Aids

The After Action Review (AAR) is an interactive discussion conducted following collective training exercises to help units decide what happened, why it happened, and bow to improve future performance. AAR aids can he employed to refresh memories regarding exercise events, provide new perspectives ab...

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AAR(AFTER ACTION REVIEW)
ARMY
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Military Forces and Organizations
Military Operations, Strategy and Tactics
MILITARY PERSONNEL
MIXING
PE63007A
SIMULATION
STANDARDIZATION
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MIXING
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