How does the ADSE prioritize threats during an operation?

The prioritization of threats by the Air Defense Support Element (ADSE) during operations is primarily based on the level of risk they pose to friendly forces. This method of prioritization ensures that the most immediate and dangerous threats are addressed first, thereby protecting personnel and assets effectively. The assessment takes into account various factors such as the potential impact of an incoming threat, the capabilities of enemy forces, and the operational environment.

This risk-based approach allows commanders to allocate resources and focus their defensive measures where they are needed most, optimizing the overall effectiveness of air defense operations. By evaluating threats in this manner, the ADSE can devise a coordinated response that mitigates potential harm and maintains the safety of friendly forces during missions.