What task is performed to manage the effects of CBRN hazards on the movement of units?

The task of relocating and rerouting is essential for managing the effects of CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) hazards on the movement of units. When CBRN contamination is detected in a specific area, it is crucial for operational units to adjust their routes to avoid hazardous zones. This adjustment not only enhances the safety of personnel and equipment but also maintains the effectiveness of tactical operations by ensuring units can continue to maneuver without being adversely affected by the presence of harmful agents.

Relocating allows units to move to safer areas where they are less likely to encounter the dangers posed by CBRN materials, while rerouting provides alternative pathways to achieve mission objectives without unnecessary exposure. This proactive approach helps maintain operational readiness and minimizes the risk of contamination during critical missions.