Which steps are involved in archiving after-action data in the BCC?

• A. Delete all logs after 30 days.
• B. Preserve logs, ensure data integrity, disseminate SITREP, and conduct an After Action Review (AAR).
• C. Only preserve weather data.
• D. Archive only physical documents.

Answer: (B)

Archiving after-action data in the BCC means building a complete, trustworthy record of what happened and what was learned so it can be used for accountability and improvement. The best approach includes preserving all relevant logs so you have the full timeline of events, ensuring data integrity so archived information remains accurate and tamper-free, disseminating the SITREP so key stakeholders receive a clear and authoritative summary, and conducting an After Action Review to capture lessons learned and identify future improvements. Deleting logs after a set period wastes valuable evidence and lessons; preserving only weather data ignores critical operational information; and archiving only physical documents misses the digital logs and the processes needed to maintain a complete, verifiable record.