Which of the following is NOT considered automatic NO GO criteria?

Automatic NO GO criteria are specific actions or situations that would automatically disqualify the use of a weapon or continuation of a mission due to safety concerns. Firing outside safety limits, continuing fire after a "Cease Fire" command, and engagement of friendly forces are all critical safety violations that directly jeopardize personnel, equipment, and mission integrity, thus qualifying them as NO GO criteria.

Improper breaching of the firing zone, while important to consider for safe operations, does not automatically classify as NO GO criteria. It may represent operational complications or require additional assessment, but does not inherently pose an immediate or critical safety risk that leads to an automatic cessation of operations as the other options do. Hence, this is why improper breaching of the firing zone is seen as the exception among the choices.