The difference between a strike team and a task force is:

a. strike teams have similar resources while task forces are comprised of mixed resources.

b. strike teams report to an officer while task forces report to a leader.

c. strike teams have a lower span of control ratio when compared to task forces.

d. strike teams are in the operations section while task forces are in the planning section.

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Cesar Mcconnell

12 April, 06:31

The difference between a strike team and a task force is:

a. strike teams have similar resources while task forces are comprised of mixed resources.

b. strike teams report to an officer while task forces report to a leader.

c. strike teams have a lower span of control ratio when compared to task forces.

d. strike teams are in the operations section while task forces are in the planning section.

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Karen Oconnor · Answer 1

Here is the answer that would best complete the statement above. The difference between a strike team and a task force is that, the strike teams have similar resources while task forces are comprised of mixed resources. The answer for this would be option A. Hope this answers your question. Have a great day!