When are flush/dispersal exercise evaluations conducted?

Flush/dispersal exercise evaluations are specifically conducted under VFR (Visual Flight Rules) or IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) weather conditions to ensure that the exercises can effectively simulate the real-world conditions under which military operations may occur. Conducting these evaluations under VFR allows pilots and personnel to utilize visual references for navigation and situational awareness, while IFR conditions prepare them to operate effectively in scenarios where visibility may be limited and reliance on instrument navigation is necessary.

These evaluations are designed to assess both the procedural and operational capabilities of military units in diverse weather situations. Therefore, choosing favorable weather conditions helps to provide a comprehensive evaluation of how units would perform in various operational scenarios, ensuring preparedness in real missions.