What must be used to execute the co-use/deconfliction specification of range training areas?

The requirement to use time and/or space to execute the co-use and deconfliction specification of range training areas is essential due to the need for safety, efficiency, and effective training operations. Time refers to scheduling and timing of various training exercises to ensure that different units or activities do not overlap in a way that could lead to potential accidents or conflicts. Space involves the physical areas being utilized during training, ensuring that there is enough separation between units to avoid interference. This combination of managing both time and space allows for a well-organized approach to training, where multiple entities can operate in the same area without posing risks to personnel or equipment.

In contrast, focusing solely on personnel and equipment, weapons and vehicles, or distance and speed does not comprehensively address the broader need for coordination and safety within range training operations. While these factors are important in their own right, they do not encompass the critical coordination function that time and space provide in the context of deconfliction.