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OP-ORDER
RISK MATRIX
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| What follows is a very rough outline of the Army Operations Order.
This is not meant to be exhaustive but an aid. Reference: FM 7-8
- Situation
- Enemy Force
- Disposition
- Composition
- Strength
- Most Probable Course of Action
- Friendly Forces
Leader's intent=Verbatim Higher Mission Statement and 3a.
- Higher Unit
- Left Unit
- Right Unit
- Forward Unit
- Reserve Unit
- Attachments & Detachments
- Mission
Who, What, Where, Why, When. Task and Purpose
- Execution
- Concept of the Operation
(Higher + own intent, Main effort, Supporting Effort, Expanded Purpose, Decisive Point, End state)
- Maneuver - Main Effort and Supporting Efforts
- Fires
- task and purpose
- priority
- allocation
- restrictions
- Counter Air/Air Defense
- Intelligence
- Engineer
- task and purpose
- priority
- allocation
- restrictions
- Task To Maneuver Units
(Specified and Implied Tasks for each element) Phases
- Tasks to Combat Support Units
- Coordinating Instructions
(Specific explanation of what is going to happen, Phases)
- Service Support
- General
- casualty, damaged equipment
- Material & Service
- Class
- Subsistence
- Clothing
- Oil and Lubricants
- Construction Materials
- Ammunition
- Personal Demand Items
- Major End Items (expensive equipment)
- Medical Supplies
- Repair Parts
- Transportation
- Services - Showers, Laundry
- Maintenance
- Medical Evacuation - 9 Line Medevac
- Command and Signal
- Command
Location unit commander and next higher, Locations of Cps, Succession of Command
- Signal
SOI in effect, Communication restrictions.
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