Re:Advanced Situational Awareness [pdf]
by chrisseaton on Monday May 10, 2021 @02:45PM
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A possible point of confusion is that 'soldier' means different things in different contexts.
Sometimes 'soldier' means anyone in the Army.
Sometimes 'soldier' means anyone in the Army but not commissioned officers.
Sometimes 'soldier' means only private members of the Army.
In this case obviously 'soldiers' are intended to read it - as people in the Army are intended to read it. But also 'soldiers' are not intended to read it, as private soldiers would normally get training and would not have to read it.
Reading requires context and domain knowledge.
If you have context and domain knowledge, this document is perfectly clear on the audience.
(I've had multiple training jobs in the (British) Army.)
Sometimes 'soldier' means anyone in the Army.
Sometimes 'soldier' means anyone in the Army but not commissioned officers.
Sometimes 'soldier' means only private members of the Army.
In this case obviously 'soldiers' are intended to read it - as people in the Army are intended to read it. But also 'soldiers' are not intended to read it, as private soldiers would normally get training and would not have to read it.
Reading requires context and domain knowledge.
If you have context and domain knowledge, this document is perfectly clear on the audience.
(I've had multiple training jobs in the (British) Army.)