In terms of EXROE, an OC/T's job is to

• A. Follow and enforce
• B. Develop new training doctrine
• C. Lead the exercise
• D. Review external audits

Answer: (A)

During an EXROE exercise, the OC/T’s job is to follow and enforce the exercise plan, the rules, and safety protocols. They serve as the on-ground controller, making sure participants act in accordance with the scenario, that injects are delivered on time, and that actions stay within the scripted boundaries so the exercise can be evaluated accurately. This role helps preserve the exercise’s integrity and safety while collecting consistent, valid data on performance. They’re not responsible for creating new training doctrine or leading the entire exercise, which are functions of doctrine developers and the exercise director, respectively. Reviewing external audits is outside the OC/T’s during-exercise duties and belongs to separate oversight or post-exercise processes.