Which of the following is a method available to the ICC for friendly protect?

• A. Inhibiting Engagements
• B. Pitch calibration
• C. Azimuth calibration
• D. Time to Last Launch

Answer: (A)

Preventing fratricide is the key idea here. The ICC can inhibit engagements, which means it can block or suppress intercept decisions for tracks identified as friendly or non-threats. This capability lets the system avoid firing on own forces during complex multi-asset operations, ensuring friendly units aren’t mistakenly engaged. The other options don’t serve that protective purpose: calibrations for pitch or azimuth adjust sensor or launcher geometry and don’t control whether the system fires, and Time to Last Launch is simply a metric of past activity, not a protective maneuver. So inhibiting engagements is the method the ICC uses to protect friendly forces.