Combat Tactical Coordinator (COTAC) Board Practice Test

What is the Bullseye primarily used for in submarine operations?

It is used to pass positions quickly and securely to friendly units It marks the geographic center of a target area It designates the center of circular force It serves as a general waypoint beacon for all units

Correct Answer:

It is used to pass positions quickly and securely to friendly units

Explanation:

The key idea is quick and secure position reporting. In submarine operations, time and stealth matter, so a Bullseye provides a prearranged, common reference point for sharing a unit’s location with allied forces. By giving a concise bearing and distance relative to that reference, a submarine can communicate where it is rapidly and with minimal risk of misinterpretation, helping others plot and respond quickly without lengthy or exposed messages. The Bullseye isn’t about marking a geographic center, the center of a formation, or serving as a general waypoint for all units; its primary role is to convey positions efficiently to friendly units.

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