Be technically and tactically proficient means:

• A. Fostering personal secrecy and avoid training
• B. Maintaining current knowledge of equipment, tactics, and skills to accomplish tasks
• C. Delegating all tasks to subordinates without guidance
• D. Relying only on past experience

Answer: (B)

Being technically and tactically proficient means you stay current with the tools you use and know how to apply them effectively in the field. Technically proficient is about up-to-date knowledge of equipment, tactics, and skills needed to perform tasks safely and competently. Tactically proficient is about using that knowledge in real-world situations—adapting to terrain, threats, and time constraints to accomplish the mission. This combination is exactly what “maintaining current knowledge to accomplish tasks” expresses. Secrecy and avoidance of training undermine readiness by preventing learning. Delegating everything without guidance shows a lack of personal mastery and leadership. Relying only on past experience ignores new equipment, updated tactics, and evolving conditions.