How do soldiers comply with the national historic presevation act?

Soldiers comply with the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) by participating in training and education programs that emphasize the importance of preserving cultural resources during military operations. They are trained to identify and protect historic sites and artifacts, ensuring that military activities do not damage these resources. Additionally, the military often conducts surveys and assessments of areas before deployment to mitigate any potential impacts on historic properties. Compliance is also reinforced through policies and guidelines that integrate preservation efforts into military planning and operations.