Companies AOR is referred to as what?

In the context of military operations and the terminology used within the WOBC Opposing Force (OPFOR) training framework, the term "Companies AOR" refers to "Areas of Responsibility." The appropriate term from the answer choices provided is "Strong Points."

Strong Points are designated areas where a unit establishes a fortified position to achieve a specific tactical advantage. These areas are typically chosen for their strategic importance and are vital for the control and defense of territory, thus allowing the unit to defend against hostile forces effectively. In operational planning, identifying Strong Points helps units secure their region and create effective lines of defense.

By contrast, the other terms, although related to military operations, do not specifically denote a company’s area of responsibility in the same way. Defensive Lines refer to a series of positions set up to protect against enemy advances, Safety Zones generally relate to areas designated as safe from enemy action, and Engagement Areas are places where units anticipate contacting the enemy, but none of these terms encapsulate the exact concept as Strong Points do in this scenario.