Which of the following actions affect the Fix or Fight decision?

• A. TCO Actions
• B. TD Actions
• C. System Maintenance Technician Actions
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

The decision to fix or fight hinges on the current state of the system and whether it can be restored quickly, and that state is shaped by actions across different roles. TCO actions—how information is gathered, shared, and the command-and-control decisions made—directly influence whether a rapid fix is feasible or if resources should be redirected to a defensive or sustained-fight posture. Troubleshooting and diagnosis actions determine the root cause, verify fault isolation, and validate remediation steps, which can yield a quick workaround or confirm that a full repair will take too long. System maintenance technician actions involve the actual repair work, parts replacement, and system re-calibration; their speed and success directly affect the viability of fixing on the spot. Since each of these areas can change whether the system can be brought back to full capability or must be operated in a degraded state, all of the above actions affect the Fix or Fight decision.