Which of the following is NOT a Warrior task subject area?

• A. Shoot
• B. Move
• C. Fight
• D. Communicate

Answer: (C)

Warrior Tasks are a set of standardized, teachable actions Soldiers are expected to perform under stress, grouped into subject areas that name the core skills: shooting, moving, and communicating. Each area represents a concrete, repeatable drill with clear standards you practice and test against.

The option that describes fighting isn’t a named Warrior task subject area because “fight” is a broad combat outcome rather than a specific, discrete drill within the Warrior Tasks framework. You build fighting capability by properly executing the concrete tasks in shooting, moving, and communicating, plus the tactics and teamwork that tie them together. So the best answer is the one that references fighting, since it does not correspond to a defined Warrior Task subject area. The other three describe concrete, teachable areas that are part of the Warrior Tasks structure.