True or False: Your Brigade will publish the results for a SAV (Staff Assistance Visit)?

The statement is false because, typically, the responsibility for publishing the results of a Staff Assistance Visit (SAV) lies with the organization that conducted the visit rather than the brigade. The SAV is an internal assessment meant to identify strengths and weaknesses in units, ensuring that they are adhering to regulations and standards. The results of such visits can be sensitive and are generally handled by the inspecting authority.

This process can involve various levels of command, but it is not a universal mandate for brigades to publish these results. Specific units or commands might choose to disseminate findings for transparency or developmental purposes, but it is not a standard practice that all brigades must follow. Consequently, the answer is correctly stated as false.