Putting people into position WITHOUT ACTUALLY committing the act; Elements could include mapping routes and timing.

• A. AFIZ 13-207
• B. True
• C. Dry Run
• D. Deploying Assets

Answer: (C)

The main concept being tested is the idea of a dry run—a practice rehearsal where people are placed into their positions and routes and timing are worked out, but no actual action or operation is carried out. This kind of rehearsal lets the team walk through the plan to verify that everyone knows where to be, when to move, and how to communicate, without performing the real act. By mapping routes and timing, you can spot timing mismatches, bottlenecks, or miscommunications and fix them before the real operation.

That’s why this option is the best fit: it specifically describes performing a non-action rehearsal that focuses on positioning, routes, and timing to validate the plan. The other choices don’t capture that concept: a publication or code doesn’t describe a rehearsal method, and deploying assets implies actual movement rather than a non-operational practice.