Operational Tactics include which of the following principles?

• A. Be dishonest.
• B. Don't be in a hurry.
• C. Avoid evaluation.
• D. Use force if possible.

Answer: (B)

Operational Tactics hinge on tempo, timing, and disciplined action. The best-fitting principle is not to rush—taking time to observe, assess risks, plan, and synchronize actions tends to yield better outcomes and fewer mistakes. When you hurry, you’re more likely to miss important cues, reveal intentions, or misallocate resources, which can derail the operation. The other options clash with professional and ethical practice or with the need for careful assessment: dishonesty undermines trust and safety; avoiding evaluation prevents learning and adaptation to changing conditions; and using force as a default ignores legality, proportionality, and the right moment to act.