What may happen at a Rally Point if a patrol becomes dispersed?

When a patrol becomes dispersed, it is essential for the team to regroup in order to maintain efficiency, communication, and coherent tactical action. The primary purpose of a Rally Point is to serve as a designated location where the members of a patrol can come together after moving separately. This allows the patrol to assemble, evaluate their situation, address any injuries, redistribute resources, and plan subsequent actions effectively.

Reorganizing at the Rally Point is crucial for ensuring that all patrol members are accounted for and can proceed with a unified strategy. It facilitates better situational awareness, allows for the reassessment of objectives, and provides an opportunity to strengthen the team's overall operational readiness before they move on.

Other potential activities or situations may arise at a Rally Point, such as receiving orders or confronting a threat from enemies, but the foremost and immediate goal in the event of dispersion is for the patrol to come together and reestablish cohesion as a team.