In order to carry out this mission, however, the soldier must have all the skills and knowledge required to do so. Disapproval of the existence of this art can only benefit our enemy on the battlefield. When reconnaissance detachments, with a tracking capability, are used in various types of operation, they can assist tactical units in a variety of ways. Trackers can provide an enormous amount of information about the enemy's movements and direction, location of observation posts, minefields, morale, strength, equipment, etc. With the possibility of obtaining these details, tactical commanders will from now on be able to plan their manoeuvres in all types of operations with greater ease, to make their surveillance and indirect fire plans more effective, increase the protection of operations areas and create the desired effects of surprise and deception.
Trackers can be of assistance in aggressive surveillance plans.
As a result, following tracks will enable them to participate actively in the destruction of observation posts, indirect fire controllers, air fire controllers, etc. It has been reported that the use of trackers during recent UN operations facilitated the execution of tasks in situations involving hidden personnel, identifying roads used to move weapons on foot, and even in locating arms caches or snipers. This company has a high reputation for professionalism, experience and high standards of instruction and is used by a number of organizations including the US Army, Search and Rescue Canada, a number of police forces, etc. Criteria are based on knowledge, experience, practical application, responsibilities and search complexity. The drawback to this qualification is the time required to train our trackers.