Which of the following is an example of concealment?

• A. Bushes, trees and cars
• B. Concrete walls
• C. Bulletproof glass
• D. Steel doors

Answer: (A)

Concealment is anything that hides you from being seen but does not stop bullets. Bushes, trees, and cars can hide your location from an observer or attacker, making you difficult to see. They don’t provide physical protection against gunfire, so you could still be hit even while behind them. In contrast, concrete walls, bulletproof glass, and steel doors can stop or slow bullets and thus count as cover. They offer protection as well as potential concealment, but their defining feature here is that they provide a barrier to bullets. So the example of concealment is the hiding elements like bushes, trees, and cars.