What is the output of the 'Target' step?

• A. Initial result reporting
• B. MEA
• C. BLOS
• D. Sensor to weapon requirements met

Answer: (D)

In the Target step, the system is verifying that the information from sensors can be used by the weapon system and that all constraints are satisfied. When everything lines up—data quality, tracking, range, line of sight, and weapon compatibility—the output is a clear readiness status: sensor to weapon requirements met. This signals that the target data is suitable for engagement and the next phase can proceed.

Other options describe outcomes or capabilities from different contexts, not the readiness signal produced by this step. Initial result reporting happens after processing or after an action, MEA isn’t the readiness flag here, and BLOS refers to a capability/constraint rather than the internal readiness check.