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Stay flexible, instructions from command staff may change. Consider how much pre-planning to do based on the likelihood of instructions to change and how fast one can adapt.

Good to check in with team members to determine progress and provide assistance as needed following completion of tasking.

Starlink is a lifesaver for staying connected in the field and having access to various tools.

Also important to evaluate standards regarding RC strength status to reduce risk of a RTH or lost link scenario especially in areas with changing terrain. If strength reduces, may be best not to continue if RTH presents a risk due to manned aviation in the area.

Definitely different roles that are important where a team of 3+ is ideal:
Pilot: RPIC
VO: Monitoring Airspace and Drone
3rd/4th: Additional eyes on airspace management/drone, talking to people who may come up, battery management, navigating, driving, moving vehicle, scouting next location, adjusting flight plan(s).

Landing Pad:
Helps avoid dust and trekking in takeoff landing spot.
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