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Operational Framework

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1.Area of Operations
2. Deep, Close, rear, support
3. Decisive, Shaping, Supporting Ops
4. Main Effort & Supporting Effort

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Elements of Combat Power

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  • Leadership
  • Information
  • Intelligence
  • Fires
  • Movement and Maneuver
  • Sustainment
  • Command and Control
  • Protection
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On Order vs Be Prepared To

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  • On-order mission: a mission to be executed at an unspecified time. A unit with an
    on-order mission is a committed force.
  • Be-prepared mission: a mission assigned to a unit that might be executed.
    Commanders plan a be-prepared mission after any on-order mission.
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War Gaming Methods

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Belt, Box , Avenue in depth

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Specified, Implied, & Essential Tasks

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  • Specified tasks are specifically assigned by the higher HQ.
  • Implied tasks must be performed to accomplish a specified task or mission but
    are not stated in the higher HQ’s order. Implied tasks become specified to your
    subordinates.
  • Essential tasks are those that must be executed to accomplish the mission and
    always appear in the mission statement.
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How Many SIE Tasks

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No limit to specified or implied tasks. Only one
essential task, the “what” of the mission statement. There could possibly be two if
there is a sequel mission, listed as an “on-order” task in the mission statement.

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Steps of MDMP

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  1. Receipt of Mission
  2. Mission Analysis
  3. COA Development
  4. COA Analysis
  5. COA Comparison
  6. COA Approval
  7. Orders Production, Dissemination, and Transition
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MDMP Step 1: Inputs, Substeps, Outputs

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MDMP Step 2: Inputs, Substeps, Outputs

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MDMP Step 3: Inputs, Substeps, Outputs

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MDMP Step 4: Inputs, Substeps, Output

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MDMP Step 5: Inputs, Substeps, Output

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MDMP Step 6: Inputs, Substeps, Output

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MDMP Step 7: Inputs, Substeps, Output

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COA Screening Criteria

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Feasible: Doable time, resources etc.
Acceptable: Risk vs Advantage
Suitable: Meets CDR’s Intent
Distinguishable
Complete

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COA DEV

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Force Ratio Planning

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Assess relative combat power
Array Forces

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Wargame

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Action, Reaction, Counter Action

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COA DEV Echelon’s Arrayed

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Two Levels Down

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Constraint

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A constraint is a
restriction placed on the command by a higher command or Constraints could also be based on resource limitations in the command, information release
restrictions, or legal constraints

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Threat Temp

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Threat templates graphically portray how the threat might use its capabilities to perform the functions
required to accomplish its objectives when not constrained by the effects of the OE.

(How the Doctrinally Fight)

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SIT TEMP

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situation template is a depiction of assumed adversary dispositions, based on that adversary’s
preferred method of operations and the impact of the operational environment if the adversary should adopt
a particular course of action (JP 2-01.3).

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Event Temp

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An event template is a guide for collection planning that depicts the named areas of interest where
activity, or its lack of activity, will indicate which course of action the adversary has adopted (Time Phase Lines, NAIs, Threat Decision Points)

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Shaping Operation

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shaping operation is an operation at any echelon that creates and preserves conditions for
success of the decisive operation through effects on the enemy, other actors, and the terrain.

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Sustaining Operation

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A sustaining operation is an operation at any echelon that enables the decisive operation or
shaping operations by generating and maintaining combat power.

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Decisive OP

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Decisive, shaping, and sustaining operations lend themselves to a broad conceptual orientation. The
decisive operation is the operation that directly accomplishes the mission.

27
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Wargaming Record

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Sync Matric or Sketch Note

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RDSP

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The RAPID DECISION-MAKING AND SYNCHRONIZATION PROCESS is a decision-making and planning􀀃technique that commanders and staffs commonly use
during execution. While the MDMP seeks the optimal􀀃solution, the RDSP seeks a timely and effective
solution within the commander’s intent, mission, and concept􀀃of operations

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WARNORDS Publish During MDMP

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Step 1: Receipt of Mission
Step 2: Mission Analysis
Step 6: COA Approval

30
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What are three key outputs of wargaming?

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Refined COA
* Draft DST/DSM
* Synch mat/sketch notes
* Refined task organization
* Potential branches/sequels

31
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What are three outputs of IPB?

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  • Threat COA
    o Situation template
    o COA statement
  • High value target list
  • MCOO
  • Event template
  • Event matrix

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