Like a language, which may have several different categories of sentences (e.g., declarative, interrogative), a
task unit may have several different categories of routines in its repertoire.
- Combat Service Support
Task Unit construct and employment concept of operations based on NSW Logistics Support Doctrine
with the M/L TJ being towed to a port in Jolo by a multi-purpose attack craft (MPAC) of the JTGS' Naval
Task Unit.
Salinas, who is also Commander of the APEC Site Sub-Task group (SSTG) for Peace and Order said the accomplishments of the anti-crime
task unit included arrest of wanted persons, successful anti-illegal drugs operations and apprehension of traffic violators.
Two teams of the PAF's Disaster Response
Task Units flew to Itbayat to augment the search and rescue operations of the police, military and Coast Guard personnel.
Other police efforts are establishing
task units to address bullying in schools, intelligence and information gathering against kidnappings in schools, presence of improvised explosive devices, and other efforts against threats as feared by the public.
Aside from securing schools against threats of crime, Banac said the PNP has formed
task units to address bullying on campus.
Though handling the biggest area in the country, the Delhi unit is said to be the smallest of all eco-
task units of the Indian Army, also functioning in Dehradun, Jaisalmer, Shimla and Pithoragarh.
The third edition also features 20 new examples from language arts, reading, mathematics, science, social studies, foreign language, food and family courses, drama, and technology; more secondary examples geared to middle and high school students; and an all-new 70-page resource section at the end of the book containing eight original, reproducible "performance
task units."
"What once required large, single
task units can now be accomplished with just a few pieces of equipment.