In what situation would a Hasty occupation typically occur?

A hasty occupation typically occurs when immediate tactical action is required, as it allows troops to establish a defensive position quickly in response to a threat or an evolving battlefield situation. This type of occupation is characterized by its urgency and the need to react swiftly to incoming enemy forces or to gain a temporary advantage.

During a hasty occupation, soldiers will prioritize speed and efficiency over comprehensive fortification or thorough preparation that would be typical of a deliberate occupation. They may use available resources and terrain features to create a basic defensive posture, preparing for an imminent encounter.

In situations such as planned military exercises or a fortified base camp setup, there is time to prepare and organize, which contrasts with the swift and reactive nature of a hasty occupation. Extensive recon missions also involve careful planning and analysis, again removing the immediacy that defines hasty occupations.