True or False: A resource order can take the place of a requisition.

A resource order is a specific request for resources needed for incident management, whereas a requisition is typically a more general term indicating the process of acquiring goods or services. In the context of Wildland Interagency Incident Business Management, a resource order serves as a formal documentation that specifies the precise resources needed, such as personnel, equipment, or supplies, for an incident response. This order facilitates coordination and ensures that the appropriate resources are dispatched in a timely manner.

While a requisition might not detail the specifics of what is required in the same manner, a resource order clearly identifies the necessary support items for effective incident management. Therefore, in situations where a resource order is generated to meet the needs of an incident, it can effectively serve the purpose of a requisitioning action by formally articulating the resources required. This alignment clarifies the process of procurement and resource allocation during incidents, demonstrating that a resource order can indeed take the place of a requisition in practice.