When officers enter the boat, how do they typically leave?

When officers enter a boat, they typically leave in the sequence of last entering, first exiting. This approach follows standard procedures that prioritize safety and organization. By having the last member who enters the craft be the first to exit, it helps in maintaining a clear and structured movement, ensuring that all personnel can disembark efficiently and without chaos.

This method also allows the officers who are already inside to assess the situation and ensure that the area is safe for those exiting. Such procedures are crucial in various scenarios, especially when operating in potentially hazardous environments, where maintaining control during disembarkation can be vital for safety and operational effectiveness.