List one responsibility of a CACO during a memorial service.

A fundamental responsibility of a Casualty Assistance Calls Officer (CACO) during a memorial service is to support the family and provide logistical assistance as needed. This support encompasses ensuring that the family has everything they require to navigate the memorial process during a profoundly challenging time. This can include coordinating with funeral homes, managing arrangements related to the service, and addressing any immediate needs the family might have, such as transportation or accommodations. The CACO acts as a liaison between the family and various entities involved, helping to alleviate some of the burdens and allowing the family to focus on honoring their loved one.

In this context, leading the memorial service, giving a eulogy, or documenting the attendees are not primary responsibilities of the CACO. Instead, these roles are typically reserved for family members or chosen speakers who have a personal connection to the deceased. While a CACO may assist with logistical matters surrounding these activities, their main role is centered on providing ongoing support to the family throughout the memorial process.