BDAR is an example of which type of recovery?

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BDAR shows self-recovery: the unit uses its own personnel and available tools to perform rapid, field-expedient repairs that bring essential capability back into operation. The focus is on getting the system back up quickly in the fighting space, not waiting for outside technicians or a formal, outside repair asset. BDAR teams address battle damage right where it occurs, using improvised methods to restore function, then hand off to proper maintenance later if needed. This contrasts with contractor recovery (outside repair teams) or dedicated recovery assets (a specific team dedicated to repairs for a unit).