What is called when a team clears a specific area?

The term "All Clear" is used to indicate that a team has successfully cleared a specific area, ensuring that it is safe and free from threats. This terminology is commonly employed in security operations to communicate to all team members and command centers that a location has been thoroughly checked, and any potential risks have been mitigated. This allows for a coordinated approach in securing the area and in planning the next steps in the operation, whether that involves moving personnel, conducting further searches, or advancing to another objective.

The other terms do not specifically convey the action of clearing an area. "Support" refers to auxiliary functions that assist primary operations, "Coming In" suggests an approach to a location, and "Reaction Force Task" relates to the responsibilities designated to a reaction force, rather than the specific act of declaring an area as cleared.