Battlefield Tactics Approval Survey

Option 1: Commit a minimum of 10,000 U.S. soldiers to fight ISIS on the ground in Syria and Iraq:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 2: Increase the percentage of U.S. military pilots in Iraq and Syria that are allowed to attack ISIS instead of returning to base without dropping a bomb:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 3: Give military pilots approval to attack ISIS targets at their discretion instead of waiting for permission from Air Force Central Command:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 4: Launch a nuclear airstrike on ISIS targets:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 5: Attack ISIS strongholds regardless of the possibility of casualties among the civilian population:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 6: Change rules of engagement to allow bombing of Islamic mosques where weapons stockpiles are known to be hidden:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 7: Cancel the rule of engagement that requires U.S. snipers in Afghanistan to give way to less-experienced Afghan snipers:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 8: Reduce the average one-hour time period from when a military pilot requests authorization to strike an ISIS target to the time bombs leave an aircraft's wing:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 9: Demand that America's Gulf State allies contribute more to the fight against ISIS:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

Option 10: Reduce State Department influence over the rules of engagement in the fight against ISIS:

I Support

I Don't Support

Undecided

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