What is the focus of the Commander's assessment during training events?

The focus of the Commander's assessment during training events is primarily on monitoring the achievement of training objectives. This involves evaluating how well the training aligns with the goals set prior to the event, ensuring that the unit is meeting established readiness standards and desired outcomes. By concentrating on this aspect, the Commander can determine the effectiveness of the training in preparing soldiers for their operational tasks, identify areas for improvement, and make informed decisions about future training plans.

In this context, while evaluating the effectiveness of the training site and ensuring adherence to safety measures are important aspects of overall training management, they do not directly reflect the Commander's primary concern during training assessments. Conducting pre-training medical checks, although vital for ensuring soldier readiness, is a logistical and safety procedure that does not directly correlate with the assessment of training objectives. Therefore, monitoring the achievement of training objectives remains the crucial focal point for Commanders to measure success and readiness.