106 Expeditionary Security Flashcards
OPERATION PLAN / ORDER (OPLAN) / (OPORD)
combat plan or order dealing with tactical operations and setting forth the mission of the unit; it deals with the commander’s decision, plan of action, and such details as to the method of execution as will ensure coordinated action by the whole command.
WARNING ORDER
planning directive that describes the situation; allocates forces, and resources; establishes command relationships; provides other initial planning guidance; and initiates subordinate unit mission planning.
Elements of a mission plan
SMEAC
Situation
Mission
Execution
Administration and logistics
Command and signal
COA Development
provides options for the commander and promotes further understanding of the environment, problem set, and approach to solving the problem
Transition Step
involve a wide range of briefs, drills, or rehearsals necessary to ensure a successful shift of situational awareness from planning to execution. This addresses the human element
METT-T
Mission
Enemy
Terrain and weather
Troops and support available
Time available
KOCOA-W
Key terrain
Observation and fields of fire
Cover and concealment
Obstacles
Avenues of approach
Weather data
DRAW-D
Defend
Reinforce
Attack
Withdraw
Delay
Who is responsible for selecting the route and ensuring the route is deconflicted
Convoy Commander
Successful defensive operations share combos of what characteristics?
Maneuver
Preparation
Mass and concentration
Flexibility
Use of terrain
Mutual support
Defense in depth
Surprise
Knowledge of enemy
Local security
Double Apron Fence
Standard double apron fence is one of the best obstacles that can be made with barbed tape
Triple-Standard Concertina Fence
consists of two lines of concertinas serving as a base, with a third line resting on top
Tanglefoot
should be used where concealment is essential and to prevent the enemy from crawling between fences and in front of emplacements
Dismount: Short Halt
used for slow traffic, market places, or brief rests
Who signals the convoy commander that all personnel are mounted and accounted for
Vehicle commanders
Sector of observation is comprised of
entire area visible to the crew member.
Not all observable areas can be affected by direct fire.
Sector of fire
area that can be covered with direct fire by a specific individual or a crew served weapon
before leaving friendly lines, who must select a route to final destination
Patrol leader
SALUTE report
Size
Activity
Location
Uniform
Time
Equipment
SPOT REPORT
concise narrative report of essential info covering events or conditions that may have an immediate and significant effect on current planning and operations
Crossing a Wall movement
quickly rolls over the wall, keeping a low silhouette. Speed of this movement and a low silhouette deny enemy a good target
What is the most common mistake made when making a corner
allowing weapon to extend beyond the corner before observing
What is the most common mistake made when passing a window
Exposing the head to enemy observation from inside the room.
Correct technique is to stay below window level
Mistreatment and abuse of detainees relative to Treatment of POW must be avoided per requirements of
Geneva Convention (III)
