Who should you assist with PMATT during post-mission activities?

• A. TACCO
• B. Pilot
• C. Ground crew
• D. Intelligence officer

Answer: (A)

PMATT is about reviewing the mission to capture what happened and how to improve next time, and the TACCO is the person who coordinates air operations and shepherds the post-mission debrief. Because they oversee how air and ground elements worked together, they’re best positioned to lead the post-mission analysis and ensure the lessons learned are captured, organized, and communicated. You assist them by pulling together mission data, logs, and notes, and by providing input from the flight and coordination perspective so the debrief is complete and useful for future missions.

The pilot is focused on flying and weapon engagement during the mission, the ground crew on maintenance and recovery, and the intelligence officer on processing intel. None of them are typically responsible for leading the post-mission debrief and PMATT like the TACCO, which is why supporting the TACCO is the best fit.