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Failed-Unit Recovery and Re-entry
Carry unfinished work through failure, takeover, repair and fleet re-entry.
A failed unit drops out mid-task and a successor receives only the work that has not already taken effect. Recovery avoids duplicate physical actions and unexplained custody gaps.
What changes
A failed unit drops out mid-task and a successor receives only the work that has not already taken effect. Recovery avoids duplicate physical actions and unexplained custody gaps.
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section: operating-scene
Operational boundary
- What it does
- Carry unfinished work through failure, takeover, repair and fleet re-entry.
- What the team gains
- Recovery avoids duplicate physical actions and unexplained custody gaps.
- What it does not own
- Re-entry requires fresh validation and authority.
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Failed-Unit Recovery and Re-entry
action: Carry unfinished work through failure, takeover, repair and fleet re-entry.
mechanism: A failed unit drops out mid-task and a successor receives only the work that has not already taken effect.
workflow role: A failed unit drops out mid-task and a successor receives only the work that has not already taken effect.
operational outcome: Recovery avoids duplicate physical actions and unexplained custody gaps.
maturity: specified
evidence: MAXACOR Part 8, §§13–19.
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Operations team
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Engineering team
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Qualified physical state
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Current work context
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Evidence-bearing operational disposition
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Re-entry requires fresh validation and authority.