Recommendation: With great power comes great responsibility. This continues on to the next security guard, who watches McClane board an elevator into the building and up to more than 40 employees and $600 million worth of bearer bonds. This begins with McClane basically brandishing his “concealed” weapon on a commercial flight to him being waved through security without so much as a cursory check of his ID as his limo drives unchallenged into an underground parking garage. Then begins the struggle for McClane to rescue his wife and the other hostages while fighting not only the terrorists but also the overall incompetence of the LAPD and FBI.ĭiscussion: Throughout the initial development of the situation, every level of security is complacent.
As McClane cleans up after his long flight, Hans Gruber and about 15 other Germans storm the building and take every partygoer, minus McClane, hostage. But something gets in their way when McClane, of the New York Police Department, happens to be the guest of his estranged wife at the company Christmas party. We call them “robbers” because although they send demands based in political terms, that is actually a ruse to set them up to fake their own deaths once the FBI inevitably, according to plan, arrives to rescue the hostages. Situation: A group of German robbers forced their way into Nakatomi Plaza to steal more than $600 million in bearer bonds. And even though we’re going after a great American hero in this one, thin skin has no place in the AAR - especially when you have as much room for improvement as John McClane, Nakatomi Security, and the Los Angeles Police Department have in their fight against Hans Gruber and his German cronies.
This allows for critical analysis and tangible critiques, rather than being just a gripe session. Although he has achieved heroic status due to his prowess at Nakatomi Plaza, McClane’s execution was far from perfect.Ī written AAR that is broadly distributed for discussion is most often broken down into the setup of the situation and a brief summary of events, followed by specific topics of issue, discussion, and recommendation.
That place of safety is in the sinewy arms of tank-top-clad Det. With this increased threat level, we have basically one place to turn if we want to thwart these attacks and keep our country and the world safe. With Christmas upon us, there’s a higher likelihood for intricate terrorist attacks plotted by international criminal masterminds. This was achieved in an after action review, or AAR. One of the ways we did that was through a savagely honest self-assessment of our performance after the mission, whether in training or on a real-world op. With that reasoning we always strived to be better, even after a great showing. There is a saying in the military that you’re only as good as your last operation.
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