This is an After Action Reports SOP. The purpose of this SOP is to identify those activities for which an AAR is required and to ensure that all AARs follow a uniform format which will help ensure that salient points …Read More
AAR
Here is a list of everything we have published about AAR
Conduct After Action Review Class/Briefing
Class/briefing that teaches how to conduct an after action review. Also covered are the reasons that AARs are conducted. NOTE: This document is in MS PowerPoint
GTA 25-06-023 After Action Review (AAR) Pocket Reference Guide
This GTA is the after action review (AAR) pocket reference guide which contains 4 sections as follows: Prepare for AAR. Kill code identifications. The after action review sequence. After action review techniques. NOTE: This document is in PDF format
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