Case Study — Withstanding the Initial Shock of Casualties

Withstanding the Initial Shock of Casualties

Withstanding the Initial Shock of Casualties

This case study is about handling the initial shock that comes when your unit takes a casualty. How might it affect you? How will you inform your unit? How will you lead your Soldiers and unit to move forward and continue the mission?  The video features a company commander in Afghanistan describing her thoughts and actions after a squad in her company suffered a catastrophic IED attack.

Materials:

  • A video clip (10 minutes) that features a company commander in Afghanistan describing her thoughts and actions after a squad in her company suffered a catastrophic IED attack.
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