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Übersetzung für 'after-action' von Englisch nach Deutsch

after-action report [spv.:after action report] <AAR>

Einsatznachbericht {m}FireRescmil.

after-action report <AAR>

After-Action-Report {m} [Einsatzbericht, zusammenfassender Bericht über das Erreichte bzw. Nichterreichte]

• After-Action-Report {m} [Einsatzbericht, zusammenfassender Bericht über das Erreichte bzw. Nichterreichte] = after-action report <AAR>

• British Army after-action reports and contemporary accounts indicate that M04(x)/DDSB was considered by some a highly amateurish outfit.
• In the face of growing uncertainties over the course of the day regarding whether the attack had occurred, the Johnson administration ended up basing its conclusion that it had mostly on communications intercepts erroneously assessed to be North Vietnamese preparations to carry out an attack and a North Vietnamese after action report.
• ... missions recorded on the embedded hard drive for after-action review) led to the final selection of the Xbox platform for development.
• The after-action report is initialed "KJW", who SBVT claims is Kerry.
• Task Force Palehorse provides invaluable feedback to units through professional After-Action Reviews and written reports in support of ten National Training Center rotations a year.

• The National Policing Institute maintains a publication library as well as specialized collections, such as the After Action Review Library and the OnPolicing blog.
• However, after action by alumni and an on-campus student vote, the proposed change was reverted.
• The low speed also made it difficult for Flowers to catch up with the convoy after action.
• When asked to give his after-action report, Bannon flippantly quotes the Duke of Wellington: "They came, you know, in the same old way and we beat them in the same old way".
• Another son, Frederick Thornton Peters, died in November 1942 five days after action in the Allied invasion of Oran for which he received the Victoria Cross and the U.S.

• The Japanese report after action described the sinking of "Edsall" as a fiasco. The Japanese Navy revised rules of engagement for battleships and cruisers against destroyers.
• An after-action forensic investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) determined that the bomb was so powerful that it probably would have brought down the building even if the sentries had managed to stop the truck between the gate and the building.
• Such calls were stopped after action by the Indiana Attorney General.