What does the "Force-on-Force" training concept involve?

The "Force-on-Force" training concept specifically refers to engaging in direct combat scenarios between friendly forces and opposing forces (OPFOR). This type of training is designed to create realistic combat environments where trainees can practice tactical maneuvers, decision-making, and operational strategies in the context of actual engagement. By simulating real combat situations, participants can experience the dynamics of warfare, including the stress and complexities involved, which ultimately enhances their readiness and effectiveness in actual combat scenarios.

The emphasis on direct interaction between friendly forces and OPFOR allows for an assessment of both offensive and defensive tactics in a controlled yet competitive environment, fostering an understanding of how to effectively utilize tactics, techniques, and procedures in combat. This contrasts sharply with the other choices, which do not encapsulate the interactive and combative nature inherent in the "Force-on-Force" concept.