Tactical Communication Practice Test

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Which of the following is NOT a final instruction proword?

Proceed
Wait
Execute
Over

The correct answer is: Over

The term "Over" is not a final instruction proword; instead, it is utilized to signify that a message has been completed and that the speaker is awaiting a response from the receiver. In tactical communication, final instruction prowords are used to initiate the execution of commands. Prowords like "Proceed," "Wait," and "Execute" clearly communicate commands or actions that should follow. "Proceed" indicates that one should continue with an action, "Wait" calls for a pause or halt, and "Execute" instructs to carry out an action that has been discussed. Each of these serves as clear directives that guide the next steps. In contrast, "Over" serves a different purpose, focusing on the completion of communication rather than issuing final instructions. Understanding the distinct roles of these terms is crucial for effective communication in tactical scenarios.