What type of vehicle operation is NOT verified during the training process?

The training process for military drivers includes various aspects to ensure they are competent in operating vehicles under different conditions and with various equipment. Night Vision Device operations typically fall under specialized training that focuses on using equipment meant for low-light conditions. While night vision is important, it is often taught separately from the basic qualifications of operating standard and heavy military vehicles.

In contrast, standard vehicle operation, heavy equipment operation, and commercial driving are critical components of the training. Drivers are expected to demonstrate proficiency in handling standard vehicles and heavy equipment, as these are essential for fulfilling military missions. Commercial driving skills, though not always directly related to military operations, can also be part of broader driver training, especially when working with transport units or logistics.

Thus, while night vision operations are vital and are recognized for their specific applications, they are not a foundational requirement verified during the general vehicle operation training process. The emphasis here is on the basic, everyday operation skills necessary for military readiness.