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{"id": "seed_task_0", "instruction": "Write a military training scenario for a rifle platoon commander for Fox Company, Battalion Landing Team 2/1, 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable) deployed in Africa.", "input": "You are reinforcing the US Embassy, in Blueland's civil war. Receive reports of civilians and armed rebels, and consider the rules of engagement that allow proportional force to defend US citizens.", "output":  "You are a rifle platoon commander  (13th MEU(SOC)) operating in the African country of Blueland. Your platoon has been sent ashore to reinforce the American Embassy in the nation's capital, Blueland City. Blueland is in the middle of a civil war between the pro-U.S. democratic government and rebel forces known as the \"Zebras\" because of the distinctive black and white utilities they wear. The Zebras have small arms, primarily AK-47s. The violence has escalated to the point where the Embassy staff may be in danger despite the presence of a 10-man Marine security guard (MSG) detachment.\nAt the MEU confirmation brief prior to the launch, the MEU lawyer, or staff judge advocate, spelled out the rules of engagement (ROE). He said that: (1) the Zebras had been \"declared hostile\"; (2) \"proportional force\" was authorized to defend U.S. forces, the Embassy staff, and any other U.S. citizen against any \"hostile act\" or demonstration of \"hostile intent\"; (3) tear gas and pepper spray were not authorized; and (4) all efforts must be made to \"minimize collateral damage.\"\nYou have no attachments or detachments. You have your organic platoon weapons-M16s, M203s, M249s, 9mm pistols-as well as nonlethal weapons to include shields, batons, stinger grenades, beanbag rounds, and rubber bullets. A forward command element (FCE) consisting of the MEU executive officer, two other officers, and three radio operators inserted into the Embassy 3 days prior to conduct liaison with the U.S. Ambassador. The MSG Marines have already spread concertina wire around the perimeter.\nYou inserted via helicopter into the Embassy compound, did some quick coordination with the FCE, and then established three hasty squad defensive positions along the Embassy perimeter. The MSG Marines are inside the Embassy building itself.\nOnce you were satisfied with your initial defensive scheme you went back into the Embassy to conduct more detailed coordination with the FCE. Within a matter of minutes, two of your squad leaders are trying to reach you via radio.\n1st Squad, at the northern end of the compound, reports that a group of five men are standing about 30 meters away smoking cigarettes. They are wearing the same black and white utilities that the S-2 had briefed and have AK-47s slung on their shoulders. The squad leader is requesting guidance.\n2d Squad, at the southern end of the compound, reports that a group of about 50 civilians is within 20 meters of their position shouting and waving their fists at the Marines. A few civilians are throwing rocks at the squad. The Ambassador overhears the conversation and mentions that his MSG Marines have tear gas grenades and pepper spray canisters that your Marines can use to disperse the crowd.\n\nLocation: 32.88113 N, 13.19039 E"}
{"id": "seed_task_1", "instruction": "Write a scenario for a pilot in the Air Force conducting a bombing run in south-east Asia.", "input": "A terrorist group is known to be holding hostages in a remote jungle location. Receive information about the terrorist group's location and any potential civilian presence in the area.", "output": "You are a pilot in the Air Force flying over south-east Asia on a mission to conduct a bombing run on a remote jungle location. Intelligence reports indicate that a terrorist group has been holding hostages in the area and are using it as a base to plan attacks in surrounding regions. As you approach the target area, you receive updated information from ground forces regarding the situation on the ground.\n- The terrorist group is known to possess anti-aircraft weapons, so expect heavy resistance.\n- Satellite imagery suggests that there may be civilian settlements nearby that could be impacted by the bombing run.\n- Intelligence also indicates that the terrorists may have hostages in the immediate area around the target location.\n- Ground forces have provided an exact location for the hostages, marked on your map with a red circle.\nAs you approach the target area, you can see the dense jungle landscape below and the potential challenges that lie ahead. Your goal is to ensure the safety of the hostages but also to neutralize the terrorist group to prevent any future attacks.\nYou must carefully consider the information you have received in order to conduct the most effective bombing run while minimizing civilian casualties. Here are some possible scenarios and decisions you may need to make:\n- Scenario 1: You have located the terrorist group's base and have a clear shot. However, ground forces report that there is a high likelihood of civilian settlements within the blast range. Do you proceed with the bombing run and risk civilian casualties or abort the mission?\n- Scenario 2: As you approach the target area, you spot the hostages marked on the map. However, they are located dangerously close to the terrorist base. Do you change your attack strategy to avoid harming the hostages or proceed as planned?\n- Scenario 3: The anti-aircraft weapons on the ground open fire as you approach. Do you respond with a full-scale attack or attempt to maneuver and avoid the incoming fire?\nAs a pilot, you must make quick decisions under pressure and take calculated risks to ensure mission success. The lives of the hostages, ground forces, and civilians are in your hands. Your actions will determine the outcome of this crucial mission. How will you handle the challenge?\n\nLocation: 17.57964 N, 98.70381 E."}
{"id": "seed_task_3", "instruction": "Write a scenario for a Scout/Sniper Platoon Commander, 2d Battalion, 1st Marines (2/1).", "input": "A Marine battalion moving through a valley with enemy forces present. They have established observation posts and are organized into teams. The platoon leader must make quick decisions as the enemy advances and Hunter teams report threats.", "output": "It is 1730 and 1 hour until sunset. You are the Scout/Sniper Platoon Commander, 2d Battalion, 1st Marines (2/1). Your battalion is conducting a dismounted movement to contact through an open valley flanked by low ridges. The terrain is rolling with a mixture of wooded and open areas. Scout/sniper platoon is screening 2/1's northern flank and has established a series of indepth observation posts overlooking the most likely avenues of approach. Your platoon is task organized into two three-man M82A3 .50 caliber special application scoped rifle (SASR) teams and three two-man M40A3 sniper teams that are depicted on the map. You are collocated with Hunter 2. All teams are in good communications with each other and battalion.\nIntelligence indicates that a mixture of regular and irregular forces, estimated at battalion strength, occupy the area. These forces possess automatic weapons, mortars, and manportable air defense systems. This last element was a nasty surprise as two Cobras conducting armed reconnaissance were damaged yesterday.\nThe lead company commander (Echo Company) reports that he has reached the high ground overlooking the valley exit, made visual contact with the enemy, and has not been spotted. Traveling perpendicular to the battalion's line of march on an unimproved dirt road, the enemy column consists of approximately 80 to 90 infantry. Echo Company is establishing a hasty far ambush and estimates that the enemy will be in his kill zone in 10 minutes.\nJust then Hunter 3 reports a platoon of infantry advancing toward his position, approximately 300 meters distant. Hunter 3 is requesting mortar fire to deal with this threat. His fire request has been denied to facilitate Echo Company's ambush. Just as you are analyzing time and space factors to accomplish your screen mission in light of the enemy proximity to the ridge, the silence is shattered by rapid fire from Hunter l's M82A3 SASR and M249 squad automatic weapon (SAW). \"Infantry, technicals, 100 yards my pos . breaking contact now!\" Simultaneously, Hunter 4 reports approximately 30 to 40 men approaching their position from the northwest, 300 yards away.\n\nSo much for Echo's ambush. What now, Lieutenant?\n\nRequirement\n\nIn a time limit of 5 minutes, detail the orders you give to your platoon and your report to battalion. Provide the rationale for your decisions and a sketch of the plan. \n\nScout/Sniper Platoon\nTask organization\nHunter 1\nSASR Team (3 Marines)\n1 x M82A3 special application scoped rifle\n1 x M249 SAW\n1 x M16A2 rifle\nHunter 2\nSASR Team (3 Marines)\n1 x M82A3 special application scoped rifle\n1 x M249 SAW\n1 x M 1 6A2 rifle\nHunter 3\nM40A3 Team (2 Marines)\n1 x M40A3 sniper rifle\n1 x M16A2/M203 rifle\nHunter 4\nM40A3 Team (2 Marines)\n1 x M40A3 sniper rifle\n1 x M16A2/M203 rifle\nHunter 5\nM40A3 Team (2 Marines)\n1 x M40A3 sniper rifle\n1 x M I 6A2/M203 rifle\nScout/Sniper Platoon Weapons\nThe M82A3 SASR is a .50 caliber semiautomatic, magazine fed, shoulder fired weapon equipped with a 10-power scope. The weapon has a maximum effective range of 2,000 yards against vehicle-sized targets. Due to its lack of minute of angle capability, it is not a sniper rifle and considered inaccurate against man-sized targets beyond 600 yards.\nThe M40A3 sniper rifle is a 7.62mm bolt action, magazine fed, shoulder fired weapon capable of minute of angle accuracy. Coupled with a 10-power scope, the weapon has a maximum effective range against personnel to 1,000 yards.\n\nLocation: 32.88113 N, 13.19039 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for the platoon commander for 1st Platoon, Company A, 1st Battalion, 6th Marines (1/6). U.S. forces have been conducting offensive operations as part of a multinational coalition in the desert country of Kartiq", "input": "Your platoon has been tasked to patrol to deter enemy action & report suspicious activity. Encounter locals arguing, avoid potential danger areas. Ambushed by sniper & separated from squads.", "output": "You are the platoon commander for 1st Platoon, Company A, 1st Battalion, 6th Marines (1/6). U.S. forces have been conducting offensive operations as part of a multinational coalition in the desert country of Kartiq. The United Nations coalition is operating under a resolution intended to remove the oppressive Kartiqi dictator from power in order to return stability to the region. Military resistance has been light thus far. While the majority of the Kartiqi population despises their leader, they remain skeptical of American interests in the area. Locals have generally tried to avoid U.S. forces and have not yet demonstrated any open opposition. However, if convinced they were becoming the direct target of military action, they would likely rise up in defense of the homeland. Aware of this fact, the Kartiqi military has increased its presence in urban areas in hopes of drawing the local populace into the conflict.\nA week ago the regiment seized the town of Rikala. 1/6 has assumed responsibility for maintaining the town's security as the remainder of the regiment pushes north. The battalion has subdivided the town into four quadrants with Company A occupying the northwest. The company's mission is to control Quadrant Alpha in order to prevent the enemy from infiltrating back and reestablishing power. The company has established checkpoints on the outskirts of town, conducted searches of suspected hideouts, and demonstrated its presence with aggressive urban patrolling. Two reaction forces are always available on 10-minute alert: a rifle platoon from your company and a HMMWV-mounted heavy machinegun section from the battalion. Because the United States is at war with Kartiq, the rules of engagement are much less restrictive now than in the past. Servicemembers are authorized to engage the Kartiqi military by any means consistent with the law of war. Nonmilitary personnel observed committing serious crimes will be detained using minimal force necessary. If all reasonable graduated response techniques have been exhausted, and it appears that human life will be lost, deadly force is authorized. Self-defense is always authorized.\nYour platoon has been tasked with conducting a patrol through the quadrant in order to deter renewed enemy action and report on suspicious activity. Advancing north along the streets, you observe a crowd of approximately 15 Kartiqi locals about 2 blocks away, engaged in what appears to be an intense argument. As you approach, they cast a few glares your way but otherwise leave you alone. Thinking better than to continue in that direction, you instead turn west and report the situation to higher. After advancing one block to the west, you notice a large open lot to your front and again decide to detour around this potential danger area. Turning north and then west again, you finally find yourself on a safer route.\nYour movement standing operating procedure has been a typical \"two up, one back\" double column. Your lead squads advance along either side of the road, staggered with respect to each other, providing security to the front and opposite flanks. 3d Squad is moving in trace of 1st while also providing rear security. As you come to the next intersection, you treat it as a danger area and manage to get 1st and 2d Squads across safely. As you prepare to cross with 3d Squad, a rifle shot suddenly breaks the silence, and a Marine from 2d Squad crumples to the ground. \"Sniper!\"\nYou know the shot came from the north side but can't tell from which building. The two squads appear to be executing your immediate action drill. 1st Squad scrambles for the southern buildings to provide suppression while 2d Squad conducts an immediate assault to the north, dragging the downed Marine inside. As the squads disappear from view, you hear tremendous fire erupting from the southern buildings. Apparently 1st Squad has run into a fight of its own. \"Ambushed!\" you think to yourself. You and your 3d Squad are still east of the intersection. You shout to the other two squads but get no response.\n\nLocation: 31.05582 N, 46.2502 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for the platoon commander for the 1st Rifle Platoon, Company B, 1st Battalion, 3d Marines deployed in Kosovo.", "input": "A platoon must prevent unauthorized ethnic Albanians from crossing a bridge and entering a Serb section of town. When confronted with a group led by a former KLA major, tensions escalate.", "output": "You are commanding the 1st Rifle Platoon, Company B, 1st Battalion, 3d Marines. In addition to your organic weapons, you have one M240G machinegun team attached and a designated marksman in each squad. Your battalion is currently in Kosovo as part of the Kosovo Force (KFOR) for peacekeeping duty. Your company is billeted in a small village. Your platoon has been assigned to a neighborhood that formerly housed mostly ethnic Serbs. The village is a mix of stone and wood houses many of them damaged. Running through the village is a stream with steep, grassy banks. Your specific orders are to prevent unauthorized ethnic Albanians from crossing to the south of the bridge and entering the Seth section of town, where several dozen Serb families still remain in residence, as well as preventing Serbs, without authorization, from transiting north. The bridge is of stone construction, designed for pedestrians and horse-cart traffic. You have barbed wire obstacles at either end, and at the southern exit is a vehicle control point.\nIt is 1930 hours, a deepening dusky sky overhead. Your command is deployed as follows: 3d Squad, with the M240 team, is in fighting positions just south of the bridge. Three men from 3d Squad man a checkpoint at the northern entrance to the bridge. 2d Squad, along with your command element and two interpreters, are deployed around a partially ruined stone building to the south of 3d's position. Some 10 minutes ago, Ist Squad began to make its way back to the chow line to the rear, for the only hot meal of the day.\nAs you wonder what is on tonight's menu, the checkpoint comes on the net. \"Sir, some 50 Albanians, including several women and some men who act drunk, are at the north end of the square heading toward the bridge. Three men and a woman are in the lead. I can make out several AK47s and hunting rifles. Over.\"\nIn the waning light, you scan the lead group with your binoculars. You immediately recognize the face of Shefki Mahti from pictures circulated by the battalion S2. He is an ex-major in the Kosovo Liberation Army who is believed to be running death squads against former Serb leaders and those alleged to have committed crimes over the past months against Albanians and their property. The others are unknown to you. The ex-major is also the darling of the Western press having given several headlinemaking interviews in recent days. Not surprisingly a CNN television crew pulls up in a European style subcompact and rapidly deploys to begin filming the crowd and your positions. Through an interpreter you issue the following warning: \"You are approaching a KFOR permit area-one closed at this hour regardless of KFOR permit. Disperse immediately! Do not attempt to cross the bridge!\"\nWith the crowd still advancing, the exmajor through his own bullhorn answers you in English. \"We are coming for the Serb bastard who killed my sister's husband and raped my niece and the daughters and wives of these men. What will you do, kill us all Lieutenant ... Calley?\" What now Lieutenant?\n\nLocation: 42.67651 N, 21.163097 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a military training scenario for a naval commander for Task Force 50, deployed in the South China Sea.","input": "You are conducting a freedom of navigation operation in the South China Sea. Witness a hostile act by a Chinese naval vessel, and consider the rules of engagement that allow proportional force to defend your ship.","output": "You are a naval commander (Task Force 50) operating in the South China Sea. Your ship is part of a freedom of navigation operation to assert the rights of freedom of movement and navigation in international waters that have been increasingly contested by China. The ship is equipped with advanced radar, sonar, and weapon systems to defend itself and its allies.\nAs your ship sails through these disputed waters, Chinese naval vessels are monitoring your movements from a distance. Suddenly, one of the Chinese naval vessels, an armed frigate, breaks off from the formation and begins to approach your ship at high speed, turning dangerously close in front of it.\nYour ship's captain orders an immediate change in course to avoid a collision, but the Chinese frigate continues to close in on your ship, and then stops suddenly in front of it, effectively cutting off your ship's path. You receive orders from Task Force 50 to prepare for a hostile act and to defend your ship as necessary.\nYour ship's weapons officer reports that they have a clear shot at the Chinese frigate and is ready to engage, but you have to consider the rules of engagement (ROE) that would allow proportional force to defend your ship. The legal officer of your ship has briefed you on the ROE, which state that:\n1. The Chinese navy has been declared hostile and is considered a potential threat to the freedom of navigation and movement in international waters.\n2. Proportional force is authorized to defend your ship against any hostile act by the Chinese navy.\n3. Non-lethal force, such as warning shots or flares, should be used first to prevent an escalation of the situation.\n4. All efforts must be made to avoid unnecessary damage or casualties and to minimize collateral damage.\nYou decide to first use non-lethal force to warn off the Chinese frigate and avoid any escalation of the situation. You order the weapons officer to fire a warning flare towards the Chinese frigate to signal them to back off. The Chinese naval vessel continues to remain stationary.\nYour ship's captain orders another change in course, and the Chinese frigate finally moves away and rejoins their formation. The situation has been resolved without any engagement of lethal force, and your ship has successfully conducted a freedom of navigation operation in the South China Sea.\nLocation: 7.378327 N, 100.890337 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a military training scenario for a Special Forces team leader for the Air Force in the jungles of South America.","input": "You are leading a team on a mission to capture a high-value target in the jungles of South America, who is known to be heavily guarded.","output": "You are a Special Forces Team Leader (Air Force) leading a team of eight operators on a mission to capture a high-value target in the dense jungles of South America. Intel briefings indicate that the target, a notorious drug lord, is heavily guarded with an estimated 30 armed guards. The target's location is in a remote area accessible only by helicopter insertion. Your team will be inserted via a CH-53 helicopter, which will drop you off approximately three kilometers from the target's compound.\nYour team is equipped with standard Special Forces gear, including M4 rifles, M320 grenade launchers, M249 machine guns, 9mm pistols, and night vision goggles. You will also have the support of a drone with the ability to provide real-time surveillance of the target's compound and surrounding areas. Additionally, you have two snipers in your team, who will be positioned on elevated terrain overlooking the target's compound to provide overwatch and cover your team's advance.\nAs you are about to reach the drop-off point, the pilot informs you of hostile activity in the area. You notice gunshots and hear screams from a nearby village. You suspect that the drug lord's guards may be responsible for the attack. You need to revise your plan of action and determine how to proceed. As the team leader, you need to:\n\n- Decide whether to proceed with the original plan, change the insertion point, or abort the mission altogether.\n- Reassess the situation and determine whether your team is compromised.\n- Consider any new intelligence and make adjustments to your team's tactics and equipment if necessary.\n- Maintain close communication with all team members and ensure that everyone is aware of any updates or changes.\n\nAssuming that you decide to proceed with the mission, you will need to:\n\n- Insert into the jungle and conduct a long-range reconnaissance of the target's compound, looking for any changes or updates to its layout or security measures.\n- Implement a diversionary tactic to take attention away from your team's approach.\n- Advance carefully, maintaining a low profile and avoiding detection.\n- If detected, engage the enemy with superior firepower and maneuverability, while taking advantage of the terrain and any available cover.\n- Follow through with the mission objectives, which include capturing or eliminating the high-value target, retrieving any relevant intelligence, and escaping the area undetected.\n\nLocation: -0.187, -72.522"}
{"instruction": "Write a military training scenario for a Naval Special Warfare unit for a mission in the Middle East.","input": "You are part of a SEAL team conducting a raid on a compound suspected to be housing high-value targets in a hostile region. Prepare for potential chemical weapon threat.","output": "You are a member of a Navy SEAL team operating in the Middle East. You have been tasked with conducting a raid on a compound suspected to be housing high-value targets. The compound is located in a hostile region controlled by a terrorist group known for their use of chemical weapons. Your objective is to capture or eliminate the targets while minimizing civilian casualties and avoiding a chemical attack.\nAs part of the briefing, the team's medical officer emphasizes the importance of wearing proper protective gear, including gas masks and chemical-resistant suits, in case of a chemical agent attack. The RTO (radio telephone operator) also reminds the team to practice strict radio silence during the operation due to potential electronic jamming threats.\nThe team is comprised of two assault squads and one sniper/overwatch squad. Your assault team is in charge of breaching the compound and clearing rooms while the second assault team provides support and entry/exit security. The sniper/overwatch team provides long-range cover and observation over the surrounding area.\nYour team inserts via helicopter under the cover of darkness, landing several kilometers away from the target compound. The team moves silently towards the compound, utilizing the terrain to stay concealed from any potential enemy patrols. As you approach, you see that the compound is surrounded by a high wall topped with razor wire and guarded by armed sentries.\nYour team successfully breaches the compound and quickly begins clearing rooms. As you advance, you come across a room filled with chemicals and other suspicious materials. The team's EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) specialist quickly identifies the substances as potential precursors to chemical weapons and advises the team to proceed with caution.\nSuddenly, the team receives incoming fire from an adjacent building, forcing the sniper/overwatch team to engage. Your team successfully neutralizes the enemy threat and continues to clear the compound, capturing or eliminating the high-value targets.\nAs your team begins to exfil, you receive a radio transmission warning of a possible chemical agent attack. You and your team immediately don your protective gear and evacuate the area. Fortunately, the warning turns out to be a false alarm and the team makes it back safely to base.\nLocation: 33.2232 N, 43.6793 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for a sergeant in the Marine Corps conducting a raid on a nation-state's military outpost in the Middle East.","input": "A nation-state in the Middle East is suspected of developing weapons of mass destruction and is known to have a military outpost in the desert. Reconnaissance has reported a small group of enemy soldiers at the outpost.","output": "As a sergeant in the Marine Corps, you have been tasked with leading a raid on a nation-state's military outpost in the Middle East. Intelligence reports indicate that the nation-state is developing weapons of mass destruction and the outpost in the desert is a key facility in the development process.\nYou are leading a team of ten Marines and have been provided with the following information before the raid:\n- Reconnaissance has reported a small group of enemy soldiers at the outpost.\n- Satellite imagery suggests that the outpost does not have any civilians or hostages present.\n- The enemy soldiers at the outpost are equipped with rifles and light machine guns.\n\nYour goal is to neutralize the enemy soldiers, gather any intelligence on the weapons of mass destruction, and destroy any equipment or facilities related to their development. Here are some possible scenarios and decisions you may need to make:\n- Scenario 1: As you approach the outpost, you spot an additional group of enemy soldiers that was not reported in the reconnaissance. Do you continue with the mission or abort and regroup to reassess the situation?\n- Scenario 2: You have infiltrated the outpost and have located the weapons of mass destruction. However, the enemy soldiers have fortified themselves in the building. Do you engage in close combat and risk the safety of your team or call in air support and risk collateral damage?\n- Scenario 3: The enemy soldiers catch your team off-guard and open fire on you. Do you return fire and attempt to eliminate the threat or retreat and wait for backup?\n\nAs a sergeant, you must make split-second decisions under pressure and motivate your team to take calculated risks to ensure mission success. The threat of weapons of mass destruction in the wrong hands is imminent, and the safety of your country is in your hands. Your actions will determine the outcome of this crucial mission. How will you handle the challenge?\n\nLocation: 33.22319 N, 40.54324 E."}
{"instruction": "Write a military training scenario for a special operations team from the Army, operating in a jungle environment in Southeast Asia.","input": "Your team is tasked with conducting reconnaissance and surveillance on a known terrorist group operating in the region.","output": "You are a special operations team from the Army operating in a dense jungle environment in Southeast Asia. You have been tasked with conducting reconnaissance and surveillance on a known terrorist group that has been operating in the region. Your team consists of six highly trained soldiers, including a team leader, two snipers, a communication specialist, a medic, and a demolitions expert.\n\nYou were inserted into the jungle via helicopter in the early hours of the morning, and you have spent the last 12 hours moving quietly through the dense forest, collecting intel on the terrorist group's movements. Your team has been keeping a low profile to avoid detection, but you have just stumbled upon a major breakthrough.\n\nYour communication specialist has intercepted a radio transmission from the terrorist group that indicates they are planning a major attack on a nearby civilian village in the next 24 hours. Your team knows that you cannot allow this attack to happen, and you quickly go into action.\n\nYour team leader decides that your best course of action is to set up a perimeter around the village and wait for the terrorist group to arrive. You know that you have to maintain radio silence to avoid tipping off the terrorists, and you use hand signals and whispered commands to communicate with each other.\n\nAs the night wears on, your team settles in for a long wait. You use your skills in jungle survival to remain concealed, and your snipers are positioned overlooking the main road leading into the village. You know that you have to remain alert, as a single mistake could lead to the deaths of innocent civilians.\n\nAs dawn breaks, you see movement in the distance. The terrorist group has arrived, and they are heavily armed with automatic weapons and explosives. Your team leader quickly makes a decision, and your demolitions expert sets a trap for the terrorist's vehicles.\n\nAs the terrorist vehicles pass your position, your demolitions expert detonates the explosives, and chaos erupts. Your team springs into action, using your knowledge of the jungle to outflank and outmaneuver the enemy. Your snipers take out key targets, and your team works together to disorient the terrorist group.\n\nIn the end, your team is victorious. The terrorist group is eliminated, and the civilian village is saved from attack. You know that this mission was a success because of the intense training and hard work that you and your team put in every day to be the best soldiers you can be.\n\nLocation: 4.2105 N, 101.9758 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for a Naval Captain, commanding a destroyer, navigating through the busy waters of the South China Sea.","input": "A US destroyer tasked with escorting a merchant convoy through the South China Sea, while avoiding collisions with both civilian and military vessels from multiple countries.","output": "It is 0800 and you are the Captain of the USS Farragut, a destroyer tasked with escorting a commercial convoy through the South China Sea. The convoy is composed of fifteen large cargo ships, and it is your responsibility to ensure their safe passage through this heavily trafficked area.\n\nThe sea is congested with various civilian and military vessels from multiple countries and it\u2019s imperative that you keep a watchful eye to avoid any collisions. The South China Sea is also a contested area, and there are multiple countries claiming territorial rights which increases the likelihood of friction between all sea-going traffic.\n\nIntel reports of potential friction from a particular country's naval vessels who are currently conducting exercises along a previously agreed-upon shipping lane intersection. As a result, we've been directed to strictly adhere to the approved shipping lanes.\n\nIn the background, your Operations Officer communicates with other ships in your formation to ensure everyone is aware of the increased risk during this leg of the convoy's journey through these tumultuous waters.\n\n\"Captain, this is your Operations Officer, all ships have acknowledged your message, and are maintaining radio silence until radio discipline is relaxed.\"\n\nGiven the current situation, you decide that the following orders will need to be executed immediately:\n\n\u2022 Order your ship's combat information center (CIC) to stand ready and track all vessels within 10 miles of your ship.\n\u2022 Ensure all shipboard radars are operating at peak efficiency to maintain real-time situational awareness.\n\u2022 Dispatch a helicopter to perform an overflight of the prospective area of concern and confirm the presence of the naval vessels.\n\u2022 Contact the convoy's commodore, and advise him of the situation and any possible change in course or speed as events unfold.\n\nAs you consider the implications of the current situation and work through the contingency plan that you\u2019ve developed based on your knowledge of your ship and the fleet, your bridge team keeps its watchful eye keenly fixed on the horizon, scanning for any potential threats or adversaries.\n\nLat/Long: 14.58708\u00b0 N, 120.97580\u00b0 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a military training scenario for a naval officer in charge of a destroyer in the South China Sea.","input": "You are on routine patrol in the South China Sea and receive a distress signal from a commercial vessel being attacked by a group of pirates. Consider the rules of engagement that allow for the use of deadly force against non-state actors.","output": "You are a naval officer in charge of a destroyer on routine patrol in the South China Sea. While on patrol, your vessel receives a distress signal from a commercial vessel being attacked by a group of pirates. The vessel is carrying vital supplies for a humanitarian mission in a neighboring country and is unable to defend itself against the heavily armed and organized pirate group.\nAccording to the rules of engagement, deadly force is authorized against non-state actors who threaten the lives of innocent civilians, including those on the commercial vessel. Your mission is to rescue the crew members of the commercial vessel and stop the pirate attack while minimizing collateral damage.\nAs the naval officer in charge, your first step is to gather information and assess the situation. You receive the following information:\n- The commercial vessel is a small cargo ship with a crew of 15.\n- The pirate group has two heavily armed speedboats with a total of 20 pirates.\n- The commercial vessel is located approximately 30 nautical miles away.\n- The pirates have already fired at the commercial vessel and are attempting to board it.\nYour vessel is equipped with advanced weapons and technology, including:\n- A 5-inch naval gun\n- Two MK 41 vertical launch systems\n- A Phalanx close-in weapon system\n- Two 25mm chain guns\n- Two M2 .50 caliber machine guns\n- A suite of electronic warfare and defensive systems\nYour mission plan should include the following steps:\n1. Begin moving the destroyer towards the location of the commercial vessel at full speed.\n2. Establish communication with the commercial vessel to gather more information about the attack and their current situation.\n3. Assess the capabilities and location of the pirate group to determine the best approach for engaging them.\n4. Use non-lethal tactics such as warning shots and helicopter flyovers to deter the pirates and give the commercial vessel time to escape.\n5. If non-lethal tactics fail, engage the pirate group with deadly force while minimizing the risk to the crew members of the commercial vessel and avoiding civilian casualties.\n6. Once the pirates are neutralized, board the commercial vessel to provide medical assistance to any injured crew members and secure the vessel.\n7. Escort the commercial vessel safely to its destination.\nThe success of the mission depends on effective communication, rapid decision-making, and the ability to execute with precision and efficiency. Remember to follow the rules of engagement and prioritize the safety of innocent civilians while carrying out your mission.\nLocation: 15.7835 N, 111.5792 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a military training scenario for a naval aviation squadron commander for Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 103, assigned to Carrier Air Wing Seven, deployed in Asia Pacific.","input": "You are on a routine aircraft carrier deployment in the Asia Pacific region. Conduct a strike mission against a simulated enemy air defense system (ADS) located in a contested island in the South China Sea.","output": "You are a naval aviation squadron commander (VFA-103) assigned to Carrier Air Wing Seven, deployed on a routine aircraft carrier deployment in the Asia Pacific region. The scenario is a strike mission against a simulated enemy air defense system (ADS) located in a contested island in the South China Sea. Your squadron has been tasked with conducting the strike.\n\nThe ADS is a static system, with six S-400 missile launchers, three radar systems, and one Command and Control Centre (CCC). The enemy air forces consist of two squadrons of Su-35 fighter jets. The location of the ADS is on a remote island approximately 100 nautical miles from your aircraft carrier.\n\nAs the squadron commander, your input is to ensure the success of the mission by following the given parameters:\n\n1. Your squadron consists of twelve F/A-18E Super Hornets loaded with AGM-88 High-Speed Anti-Radiation Missiles (HARMs) and AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAMs).\n\n2. Your squadron will be split into two flights, with six Super Hornets in each flight.\n\n3. Your flight will take off first and conduct a Suppression of Enemy Air Defense (SEAD) mission against enemy radars, missile launchers, and the CCC using your HARM missiles. Once the defense systems have been destroyed, your flight will provide Close Air Support (CAS) to the second flight.\n\n4. The second flight will use their AIM-120s to engage the enemy fighter jets. Once the enemy air threat is neutralized, your squadron will conduct a second SEAD run targeting any remaining ADS components.\n\n5. You will have two EA-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft from Electronic Attack Squadron 134 providing electronic jamming and deception support for the mission.\n\n6. In addition, you will have E-2D Hawkeye Airborne Early Warning aircraft providing command and control, radar coverage, and aerial surveillance.\n\nLocation: 14.58321 N, 120.97680 E\n\nAs the squadron commander, you must lead your pilots and coordinate with other air assets to ensure that all enemy components are destroyed, and the mission is successful while maintaining situational awareness and avoiding friendly fire incidents. Good luck!"}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for a special operations team member in the army conducting a rescue mission in the Middle East.","input": "A group of coalition troops have been captured and are being held hostage by a terrorist organization in a remote desert location. The terrorists are known to possess explosives and have threatened to kill the hostages if any rescue attempts are made.","output": "You are a special operations team member in the army tasked with executing a rescue mission for a group of coalition troops who have been captured by a terrorist organization in a remote desert location in the Middle East. As you prepare for the mission, you receive updated information from the intelligence team regarding the situation on the ground.\n- The terrorists have been heavily armed and are holding the hostages in an underground bunker within a compound.\n- They have placed explosives around the bunker and have threatened to kill the hostages if any rescue attempts are made.\n- Satellite imagery suggests that there may be additional terrorists guarding the perimeter of the compound.\n- The hostages have been marked on your map with a red circle, along with the location of the explosives.\nAs you approach the target location, you can see the vast desert landscape and the potential challenges that lie ahead. Your goal is to rescue the hostages and neutralize the terrorist threat.\n\nYou must carefully consider the information you have received to conduct the most effective rescue mission while minimizing casualties. Here are some possible scenarios and decisions you may need to make:\n- Scenario 1: You have located the compound and are in position for the rescue mission. However, the terrorists have placed explosives around the bunker, and any sudden movements could trigger them. Do you proceed with the rescue mission and risk casualties or find an alternate approach?\n- Scenario 2: As you enter the compound, you encounter additional terrorists guarding the perimeter. Do you engage in combat or attempt to avoid detection?\n- Scenario 3: The hostages have been rescued, but there is still a threat of the explosives detonating. Do you attempt to defuse them or evacuate the area immediately?\nAs a special operations team member, you must make quick decisions under pressure and take calculated risks to ensure mission success. The lives of the hostages and your team members are in your hands. Your actions will determine the outcome of this crucial mission. How will you handle the challenge?\n\nLocation: 33.22319 N, 43.67929 E."}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for an Army Major in charge of a convoy traveling through a mountainous region with the threat of terrorist attacks.","input": "An Army convoy consisting of 10 Humvees and 2 MRAPs is traveling through a mountainous region in the Middle East. The area is known to have terrorist activity and the convoy has received intelligence indicating an imminent attack. The Major in charge must make quick decisions to protect the convoy and soldiers under his/her command.","output": "It is 0900 and the convoy has been moving for 2 hours. You are an Army Major in charge of the convoy consisting of 10 Humvees and 2 MRAPs in a mountainous region in the Middle East. The terrain is difficult with narrow roads winding through steep hills. Your convoy is vulnerable to ambush from higher ground. Intelligence has indicated that a terrorist group, known for their use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and small arms fire, is planning to attack the convoy with an IED planted on the road. Their number and exact location are unknown. The convoy has encountered a roadblock set up by the terrorists blocking the road ahead in an S-shape designed to funnel the vehicles into a kill zone. Your convoy is equipped with dismounted QRFs (Quick Reaction Forces) and is receiving support from a drone providing video surveillance with the ability to drop ordinance in close proximity to the convoy.\n\nJust then, the drone reports a group of armed men approaching from a hill to the west, approximately 500 meters away. You assess that the group is likely part of the terrorist cell planning to attack the convoy.\n\nRequirement\n\nIn a time limit of 5 minutes, detail the orders you give to your convoy and your report to headquarters. Provide the rationale for your decisions and a sketch of the plan.\n\nConvoy Task Organization\n-10 Humvees\n-2 MRAPs\n-Disembarked QRF\n-Drone\n\nLocation: 32.6772 N, 16.9064 E\n\nPlan\n1. Order the convoy to halt and form a defensive perimeter.\n2. Order the QRF to dismount from their vehicles and take up positions to cover the roadblock from the high ground and provide additional security to the convoy.\n3. Have the drone provide surveillance on the group of armed men approaching from the west.\n4. Prepare the MRAPs and Humvees to move around the roadblock if necessary.\n5. Order the drone to drop ordinance on the hill where the armed men are advancing from.\n6. If the drone is ineffective, use the M2 .50 cal machine guns on the MRAPs to suppress the enemy position.\n7. Once the enemy is neutralized, assess the road ahead and identify a safe alternate route for the convoy.\n8. Reorganize the convoy to continue the mission while maintaining a higher level of vigilance.\n9. Report the situation to headquarters and request additional support if needed.\n\nRationale\n-The halt and defensive perimeter provide a stable base of fire and force the enemy to funnel into our prepared kill zone.\n-The QRF will provide additional security to the convoy and increase our overall combat power.\n-Utilizing the drone to neutralize the enemy will prevent the enemy from preparing and executing their ambush.\n-Moving around the roadblock will prevent the enemy from executing their ambush and allow us to continue our mission.\n-Identifying a safe alternate route will permit the convoy to avoid future roadblocks and increase our survivability.\n-Requesting support from headquarters will increase our combat power and allow for a secure completion of the mission."}
{"instruction": "You are a US Navy Commander aboard the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53) in the Pacific Ocean.","input": "Your ship has detected an unidentified surface contact approaching from the north at high speed.","output": "\u2022As the Commander, you order the ship to Condition 1 and maneuver to intercept the contact. Through the darkness, you spot a small craft fitted with multiple outboard engines approaching at 40 knots.\n\u2022Your radioman hails the craft on the emergency channel but receives no response. Spotlights from the bridge illuminate the craft, revealing 6 armed men who open fire on your ship with assault rifles. \n\u2022You return fire with the Mk 15 Phalanx CIWS to disable the engines of the craft. As it slows, your VBSS team boards and secures the craft, detaining those on board.\n\u2022Initial questioning reveals they are members of the Abu Sayyaf Group, an Islamist terrorist organization in the Philippines. They were attempting to attack a nearby oil platform.  \n\u2022You have successfully repelled the attack, but your ship remains on high alert in case of further assaults. You will turn the detainees over to Philippine authorities at the nearest port for prosecution. Your swift action and the capability of your vessel and crew have averted a terrorist attack and protected this critical infrastructure.\n\nLocation: 14.554\u00b0 N, 120.967\u00b0 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for a US Army Ranger Battalion Commander.","input": "A Ranger battalion is ordered to capture a terrorist stronghold in a mountainous region of Afghanistan. Extensive surveillance has been conducted, and the location of the camp is known. The battalion must launch a nighttime air assault and eliminate the threat.","output": "It is 0200, and your battalion has been alerted for an execution of a direct action mission against a terrorist training camp located at the coordinates provided. Your battalion will conduct an air assault raid to eliminate this threat. \n\n\u20221st Ranger Battalion conducts final mission brief and pre-combat inspections. All Rangers prepared for intense close quarters battle against hardened terrorists.\n\n\u2022At 0330, the battalion boards CH-47 Chinook helicopters and launches from Bagram Airfield. The flight time is 45 minutes to the objective area. \n\n\u2022The terrain is mountainous, rocky and snow-covered. Limited visibility due to lack of moonlight. Temperature is well below freezing. Rangers rely on night vision devices to navigate the treacherous terrain.\n\n\u2022The helicopters land 1 kilometer from the objective to avoid detection. The Rangers fast rope down and begin their approach march to the camp. \n\n\u2022After 30 minutes of hiking over rough, uneven ground, the lead elements of the battalion observe the camp. They report approximately 50-75 military-aged males moving between 15 small buildings. Some armed with AK-47s and RPGs. A large cache of weapons is noted being stored in one of the structures.\n\n\u2022The battalion establishes a hasty ambush to secure the high ground overlooking the camp. Snipers and machine gunners are positioned to provide overwatching fires. Mortar teams stand by to pound the camp on order.\n\n\u2022On your command, the camp is hit with a barrage of 60mm mortar fire to suppress and confuse the terrorists. Ranger elements then assault down the mountain and infiltrate the camp, clearing buildings room by room. Close quarters battle is fierce, but the Rangers prevail. \n\n\u2022In 30 minutes, the camp is declared secure. 43 terrorists killed, 18 captured. A major victory against those threatening peace in the region. The battalion begins sensitive site exploitation to gather intel to fuel future operations. Mission success. The battalion redeploys to Bagram to prepare for follow-on missions.\n\nLocation: 34.958611 N, 69.708611 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for a General in command of a Navy SEAL team conducting a hostage rescue operation off the coast of Somalia.","input": "A pirate group is holding 3 American hostages captive on a cargo ship 30 nautical miles off the Somali coast. Board the ship, neutralize all threats and rescue the hostages.","output": "Your SEAL team approaches the cargo ship under cover of darkness. According to intelligence, there are approximately 15 armed pirates guarding the hostages.  \n\n - As you near the ship, you notice two pirate patrol boats circling the area. You maneuver around them to avoid detection and board the cargo ship unnoticed.\n  \n - After boarding, you split into two teams to sweep the deck. Team 1 encounters two pirates and neutralizes them with suppressed weapons. Team 2 locates a ladder leading to the lower decks.\n  \n - Descending into the lower decks, you spot a heavily barricaded room. Thermal imaging confirms 3 hostages inside along with 5 armed pirates.  \n  \n - Using flashbangs and smoke grenades for cover, you breach the room and dispatch the pirates before they can retaliate. The hostages have minor injuries but are alive.  \n  \n- On the way out, remaining pirates open fire from the bridge. You throw smoke grenades onto the bridge to mask your exit. After a brief firefight, the pirates retreat and you escape aboard your boats with the freed hostages.\n  \n - Mission success. All hostages rescued and pirate threat neutralized. The SEAL team returns to base to celebrate a job well done.  \n\nThrough cunning strategy and skill, you led your team to overcome dangerous obstacles and accomplish the mission objective. The hostages owe their lives to the bravery of the Navy SEALs. Excellent work, General!\n\nLocation: 2.3745\u00b0 N, 45.0891\u00b0 E"}
{"instruction": "Write a scenario for a Flight Commander of a squadron of F-15C Eagle fighter jets from the 123rd Fighter Squadron, Oregon Air National Guard.","input": "Your squadron has been deployed to Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar as part of Operation Inherent Resolve. You have received orders to lead a strike mission against ISIS targets in western Iraq.","output": "You brief your pilots on the mission details:\n\n\u2022Your flight of 4 F-15Cs will strike an ISIS training camp located 10 miles west of the city of Haditha. The camp consists of several buildings and vehicles used to train ISIS fighters.\n\n\u2022The flight plan calls for aerial refueling en route to the target area. You will approach the target from the east at 15,000 feet to avoid radar detection.  \n\n\u2022Upon reaching the target area, you will descend to 10,000 feet. Each pilot is responsible for dropping a guided Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) on their designated aim point. All munitions must be released within a 30-second window to overwhelm ISIS defenses.\n\n\u2022After bomb release, the flight will turn southwest and climb to 20,000 feet to return to base. The entire mission should last around 2.5 hours including  refueling operations.  \n\n\u2022The Rules of Engagement authorize use of force to neutralize the ISIS training camp. Weapons release is cleared based on target verification with onboard targeting pods and radar. Final weapons release authority rests with the Flight Commander.\n\n\u2022In the event of anti-aircraft fire or air-to-air threats, the flight is cleared to defend itself using chaff, flares and air combat maneuvers. Weapons release against air threats must be approved by the Flight Commander based on the threat level.\n\nYou move your flight into position, verify your targets and release 4 JDAMs which impact the camp, destroying multiple buildings and vehicles. No air threats \nare encountered. Mission success! Your flight returns safely to Al Udeid Air Base.\n\nLocation: 33.42229 N, 42.69831 E"}