Under high-alert state, if the repair must be completed before the unit resumes operation, which decision is appropriate?

• A. Fight, Fix Later
• B. Must Fix
• C. Decision Required
• D. Fight While Fix

Answer: (B)

When the situation is high-alert, safety and mission integrity demand that any fault preventing operation must be resolved before the unit returns to service. So, the correct decision is to fix now and resume only after the repair is completed and verified. This non-negotiable action prevents the risk of a failure during critical tasks and ensures the unit can operate safely. Choosing to proceed with the unit while still needing repair would expose it to unnecessary danger and potential cascading problems, while a vague or deferred option does not provide the clarity and immediacy required in high-alert conditions.