What should a UDM do if a member fails to meet pre-deployment requirements?

A UDM's responsibility primarily revolves around ensuring that all deployment personnel are fully prepared and meet the necessary pre-deployment requirements. When a member fails to meet these requirements, the best course of action is to address the deficiencies. This involves evaluating the specific shortfalls in readiness and taking the appropriate steps to either defer the member's deployment or find a suitable replacement.

Addressing deficiencies ensures that the unit maintains operational readiness and that the individual is given the opportunity to meet the standards expected of them. This approach not only facilitates a more effective deployment but also upholds the integrity and effectiveness of the mission at hand. Deploying a member who is not adequately prepared could lead to complications and decrease the overall effectiveness of the unit, which highlights the importance of taking corrective measures in such situations.