What type of weather conditions should TAC Crew members be trained to operate in?

TAC Crew members are trained to operate in a variety of weather conditions, including poor visibility, because maritime operations often require readiness for unpredictable and challenging environments. Being proficient in diverse conditions, such as rain, fog, rough seas, and limited visibility, is critical for ensuring the safety of crew members and the successful execution of missions. This training prepares the crew to respond effectively to emergencies and adverse situations that they might encounter while performing their duties.

Operating solely in sunny and calm conditions, extreme weather, or only warm weather would leave skills and adaptability underdeveloped. The ability to handle a range of weather scenarios is essential for maintaining operational readiness and ensuring mission success in real-world scenarios.