"Right. Here's a quick overview of the layout," he said, gesturing to the holographic table, bringing up a projection of the simulated setting. "Urban environment, a small group of terrorists have taken over a sporting arena, an are holding hostages," he explains, sweeping around the area, to show a layout of the arena, the hostages, and the threats. "Armed heavily enough to be too much of a risk for the locals, we're dispatching one of our teams to resolve the problem. Your men will be getting about this same brief, giving them the layout of the area, expected number of hostiles and hostages, and any other pertinent information. Now, while they're not being told this explicitly, there's also the implication that this should be resolved quietly and discretely. Nonlethal, if possible, and with as little disturbance to the surrounding population as cna be managed. Force of arms is something that anyone can manage, but we are, primarily, a peacekeeping force, and public relations can be almost as important.