Which of the following statements about demil operations is incorrect?

The statement indicating that debris is considered inert and needs no documentation is incorrect because, in demilitarization operations, the treatment and monitoring of debris are critical for safety and environmental considerations. This means that even debris, which may seem harmless, must be carefully documented to ensure that it does not pose a hazard.

In proper demil operations, following thorough protocols requires documentation of all debris to track what has been processed and to ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards. This helps minimize risks associated with mishandling potentially hazardous materials or environmental contamination.

Other statements emphasize the importance of documentation, safety measures, and adherence to standard operating procedures (SOP), all of which are essential components of effective and safe demil operations. Such protocols ensure that all aspects of the operation are managed effectively to protect personnel and the environment while meeting compliance regulations.