![[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],The Military Decision Making Process 1. Alert the Staff 2. Gather the Tools 3. Update Staff Estimates 4. Perform an Initial Assessment 5. Issue the Initial Guidance 6. Issue the Initial Warning Order 1. Analyze Higher Order 2. Perform Initial IPB 3. Determine Specified, Implied & Essential Tasks 4. Review Available Assets 5. Determine Constraints 6. Identify Critical Facts & Assumptions 7. Perform Risk Assessment 8. Determine Initial CCIR & EEFI 9. Determine Initial ISR Plan 10. Update Operational Timeline 11. Write Restated Mission 12. Mission Analysis Briefing 13. Approve the Restated Mission 14. Develop the Initial Commanders Intent 15. Issue the Commanders Planning Guidance 16. Issue Warning Order 2 17. Review Facts and Assumptions I. Receipt of Mission II. Mission Analysis III. COA Development IV. COA Analysis (War Game) 1. Analyze Relative Combat Power 2. Generate Options 3. Array Initial Forces 4. Develop the Concept of the Operation 5. Assign HQ 6. Prepare COA Statement & Sketches 1. Gather the Tools 2. List All Friendly Forces 3. List Assumptions 4. List Known Critical Events and Decision Points 5. Determine Evaluation Criteria 6. Select War Game Method (Box, Belt, Avenue in Depth) 7. Select a Method to Record and Display Results 8. War Game the Battle and Assess the Results ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],V. COA Comparison VI. COA Approval VII. Orders Production 1. Evaluate COA Advantages and Disadvantages 2. Compare COAs 3. Develop a Recommended COA 1. Staff COA Recommendation (Decision Briefing) 2. Commander’s Decision 3. Commander’s Final Planning Guidance 1. Prepare the OPORD 2. Implement Risk Controls 3. Commander Reviews and Approves the Order ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],PREPARATION EXECUTION Define the Battlefield Environment Describe Battlefield Effects Evaluate the Threat Determine Threat COA 1. ID Significant Characteristics of the Environment 2. ID the Limits of the AO / Operational Environment 3. Establish Limits of the AI 4. ID the amount of detail required & reasonable within the time allotted 5. Evaluate existing data bases and ID intelligence gaps 6. Collect the required intelligence materials 1. Analyze the Terrain (O A K O C) Develop MCOO 2. Analyze the Weather (V W P C T) 3. Analyze Factors of the COE & Civil Considerations (A S C O P E) 4. Describe effects on threat and friendly capability and broad conceptual COA 1. Update or create threat models - Convert threat doctrine or patterns of operations to graphics - Describe the threat’s tactics and options - Identify HVTs & Conduct TVA 2. Identify threat Capabilities (RCPA / Reverse WFF Analysis) (Composition, Oder of Battle & Strengths) (Doctemp & Disposition) 13 HVT Categories C3 FS NBC MAN BULK FUEL ADA AMMO ENGR MAINT RISTA LIFT REC LOC 1. ID Likely Threat OBJs and Desired End State 2. Identify the full set to threat COAs Available (Time: In concept form “Generate Options”) 3. Evaluate & Prioritize Each COA 4. Develop Each COA in Detail (2+) (A G A D A P) (SITEMP & COA Statement) (Including Timed Phase Lines) 5. Identify Initial Collection Requirements (Event Temp & Event Matrix) (Remaining Intel Gaps) (Initial PIR & IR) Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield Targeting Decide (Detect, Deliver & Assess ) Mission Analysis COA DEV COA Comparison War Game - MCOO - COA & SITEMP - HVTs & TVA - Event Temp & Event Matrix - Assets Available to Detect, Deliver & Asses - Potential: HPTL TSS - HPTL & TSS - DST - AGM - Refined Event Temp / Event Matrix (EM) - Updated PIR & IR - TSM (Supported by FSM & EM)](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/jasonmdmpchart-124026309814-phpapp01/85/Jason-Mdmp-Chart-1-320.jpg)
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