How does the Avenger maintain operational security during mission execution?

The choice ensuring operational security during mission execution emphasizes the use of terrain features and operating in concealed locations. This approach is vital as it allows the Avenger system to minimize its visibility to potential threats and enemy observation. By leveraging natural cover, such as hills, trees, and urban structures, the Avenger can effectively conceal its position and activities, making it harder for adversaries to detect or target the system.

Utilizing concealed locations also enhances the element of surprise, which can be critically important in military engagements. It reduces the likelihood of being targeted by enemy artillery or air support, allowing for more effective and secure operations.

Frequent radio communication, although useful for coordination and situational awareness, can compromise operational security by exposing positions and intentions to eavesdropping. Employing drones for reconnaissance provides valuable information but can also pose risks if the drones are detected. Staying stationary can make an asset predictable and vulnerable, undermining the principle of mobility and concealment essential for operational security.