During a fast attack mode, what is the primary objective?

The primary objective during a fast attack mode is to quickly mitigate immediate threats. This approach prioritizes a swift response to address urgent hazards, such as active fires, life-saving rescues, or any other immediate dangers present at the scene. The fast attack strategy involves rapidly deploying resources to control the situation before it escalates.

In this mode, the focus is on action and effectiveness in dealing with critical risks. Once the immediate threats are under control, other considerations—such as safety, command structure, and intelligence gathering—can be effectively addressed. However, the essence of fast attack is its urgency and targeted response to alleviate the situation as swiftly as possible.