text: Defensive Considerations in Counterinsurgency
  RECUPERABILITY CRITERIA. An asset's recuperability is measured in time. That is,
  how long will it take to replace, repair, or bypass the destruction of or damage to the target?
  High effect on replacement, repair, or substitution ................................................................. High Risk
  Moderate effect on replacement, repair, or substitution ......................................................... Moderate Risk
  Some effect on replacement, repair, or substitution ............................................................... Low Risk
  No effect on replacement, repair, or substitution .................................................................... No Risk
  Why and how Value Controls and Mitigation
  VULNERABILITY CRITERIA. An asset is vulnerable if the insurgent has the means
  and expertise to attack the target.
  Vulnerable to small-arms fire, light antiarmor fire, or charges of 5 to 10 pounds ................... High Risk
  Vulnerable to medium antiarmor fire, bulk charges of 10 to 30 pounds, or very careful
  Moderate Risk
  placement of smaller charges .................................................................................................
  Vulnerable to heavy antiarmor fire, bulk charges of 30 to 50 pounds, or requires special
  Low Risk
  weapons ..................................................................................................................................
  Invulnerable to all but the most extreme targeting measures ................................................. No Risk
  Why and how Value Controls and Mitigation
  EFFECTS CRITERIA. The effect of an asset attack is a measure of possible military,
  political, economic, psychological, and sociological impacts at the target and beyond.
  Overwhelmingly positive effects for insurgent; no significant
  High Risk
  negative effects .......................................................................................................................
  Moderately positive effects for insurgent; few significant negative effects ............................. Moderate Risk
  No significant effects; neutral .................................................................................................. Low Risk
  Overwhelmingly negative effects for insurgent; no significant positive effects ....................... No Risk
  Why and how Value Controls and Mitigation
  Figure 6-3. Criteria evaluation tool (continued).