Rules of engagement (disambiguation)
- Rules of engagement (disambiguation)
In military or police operations, the rules of engagement determine when, where and how force shall be used.
Rules of engagement may also refer to:
In television:
* "Rules of Engagement" (TV series), American television comedy series on CBS
* "Rules of Engagement" ("DS9" episode), "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" television episode
* "Rules of Engagement" ("Stargate SG-1"), episode of the science fiction television series "Stargate SG-1"
* "Rules of Engagement" ("Will & Grace"), the sixth episode of season four of the television situation comedy "Will & Grace"
* "Rules of Engagement" ("The Dresden Files"), the fourth episode of season one of the supernatural drama television series "The Dresden Files"
In other fields:
* "Rules of Engagement" (film), 2000 American film starring Samuel L. Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones
* "Rules of Engagement" (novel), science fiction novel by Elizabeth Moon
* "Rule of Engagement" (Star Trek novel), a "" novel by Peter Morwood
* "", 1997 documentary directed by William Gazecki
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