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Latest revision as of 17:25, 17 December 2016
This OPORD has two distinct uses. First, it can be used to issue orders to a Company,Platoon or Squad. Second it can be used to create a "Task Force" to work on special high priority projects.
Format
OPORD [sequential order number and fiscal year] [code name] - [issuing headquarters] (place the overall security classification and an abbreviated title at the top of the second and any following pages.)
1. SITUATION.
- a. Area of Interest.
- b. Area of Operations.
- (1) Terrain.
- (2) Weather.
- c. Enemy Forces.
- (1) Composition, Disposition, and Strength.
- (2) Recent Activities.
- (3) Locations and Capabilities.
- (4) Enemy COAs (Courses of Action).
- d. Friendly Forces.
- (1) Higher HQ Mission and Intent.
- (2) Mission of Adjacent Units.
- e. Attachments and Detachments.
2. MISSION. A concise statement that includes the Who, What, Where, When, and Why of the operation to be conducted.
3. EXECUTION.
- a. Commander's Intent
- b. Concept of operations.
- (1) Maneuver.
- (2) Fires.
- (3) Reconnaissance and Surveillance.
- (4) Intelligence.
- (5) Engineer.
- (6) Air Defense.
- (7) Information Operations.
- c. Scheme of Movement and Maneuver.
- d. Scheme of Fires.
- e. Casualty Evacuation.
- f. Tasks to Subordinate Units
- g. Tasks to Combat Support.
- (1) Intelligence.
- (2) Engineer.
- (3) Fire Support.
- (4) Air Defense.
- (5) Signal.
- (6) CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive weapons)
- (7) Provost Marshal.
- (8) MISO (Military Information Support Operations, formerly Psychological Operations or PSYOP)
- (9) Civil Military.
- h. Coordinating Instructions.
- (1) Time or condition when the plan or order becomes effective.
- (2) CCIR (Commander's Critical Information Requirements)
- (3) EEFI (Essential Elements of Friendly Information)
- (4) Risk Reduction Control Measures.
- (5) Rules of Engagement.
- (6) Environmental Considerations.
- (7) Force Protection.
4. SUSTAINMENT.
- a. Logistics.
- (1) Sustainment Overlay.
- (2) Maintenance.
- (3) Transportation.
- (4) Supply.
- (5) Field Services.
- b. Personnel Services Support.
- (1) Method of marking and handling EPWs.
- (2) Religious Services.
- c. Army Health System Support.
- (1) Medical Command and Control.
- (2) Medical Treatment.
- (3) Medical Evacuation.
- (4) Preventive Medicine.
5. COMMAND AND CONTROL.
- a. Command.
- (1) Location of Commander.
- (2) Succession of Command.
- b. Control.
- (1) Command Posts.
- (2) Reports.
- c. Signal.
- (1) SOI index in effect.
- (2) Methods of communication by priority.
- (3) Pyrotechnics and Signals.
- (4) Code Words.
- (5) Challenge and Password.
- (6) Number Combination.
- (7) Running Password.
- (8) Recognition Signals.
