Which JMAP is active in garrison operations?

The correct response is that the Current Death JMAP (Joint Military Action Plan) is active in garrison operations. This plan is specifically designed to manage and respond to the realities of death that occur within a garrison environment, addressing issues such as the handling of casualties, notification processes, and support for families.

In a garrison setting, where military personnel are stationed, it is essential to have protocols established for dealing with incidents that lead to deaths, whether they are due to accidents, health issues, or other causes. The plan outlines the immediate actions that need to be taken in such situations, ensuring that both the military community and the families involved receive the necessary support and resources.

Though the other options may relate to military operations, their focus does not align specifically with the immediate needs and responses related to personnel management in garrison environments. For instance, concurrent return typically relates to operations involving movement of units or personnel rather than death management. Permanent interment relates to the final disposition of remains, which is not a primary concern in garrison operations. Evacuation operations focus on the extraction of personnel from dangerous situations, which also doesn't directly tie to the handling of deaths within a stable garrison setting. Thus, Current Death aligns most closely with the