What is NOT a function of the Tactical Operations Center (TOC)?

The function of the Tactical Operations Center (TOC) primarily revolves around facilitating command and control operations during military engagements. It is designed to integrate communication and information systems to ensure that commanders have timely and relevant data at their disposal. This enables effective decision-making in tactical operations, allowing for coordinated responses in dynamic environments.

While the TOC serves as the command hub for military operations, focusing on situational awareness and operational management, it is not typically responsible for the management of supply chains for military logistics. Supply chain management involves various logistical operations, including the procurement and distribution of supplies, which usually falls under the purview of logistical units, rather than the command and control functions of the TOC. The distinction is crucial, as the TOC's main role is to support tactical operations through communication and decision-making rather than managing the logistical operations that occur outside of direct tactical engagements.