BOLC Mod B Test with all Correct & 100% Verified
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METL ✔Correct Answer-Mission Essential Task List. Lowest level it's used: battery. a collective
task in which an organization has to be proficient to accomplish an appropriate portion of its
wartime operational mission. The five primary inputs it is derived from include: Wartime
Operational Plans, Enduring Combat Capabilities, Operational Environment, Directed Missions,
and External Guidance
3 types of training plans and how far out they are planned ✔Correct Answer-Long-Range( 1
year BN/CO; 18 months BDE)
Short-Range( refines the long-range plan; results in the QTB) yearly in RC units
Near Term AC: 6-8 WEEKS RC: 4 MONTHS
MDMP ✔Correct Answer-The military decision making process is a planning model that
establishes procedures for analyzing a mission, developing, analyzing, and comparing courses of
action against criteria of success and each other, selecting the optimum course of action, and
producing a plan or order. Unit level it's used: Bn and higher
steps of MDMP ✔Correct Answer-STEP 1. RECEIPT OF MISSION
STEP 2. MISSION ANALYSIS
STEP 3. COURSE OF ACTION DEVELOPMENT
STEP 4. COURSE OF ACTION ANALYSIS
STEP 5. COURSE OF ACTION COMPARISON
STEP 6. COURSE OF ACTION APPROVAL
STEP 7. ORDERS PRODUCTION
OPLAN ✔Correct Answer-method or scheme of how the commander will synchronize military
actions. Preparation for future or anticipated operations. A plan's execution time remains
unspecified versus order is specified
OPORD ✔Correct Answer-A written or oral communication directing actions. Orders are based
on plans or the receipt of a new mission
3 main combat orders and purposes ✔Correct Answer---The warning order (WARNO) is a
preliminary notice of an order or action that is to follow. Warning orders help subordinate units
and their staffs prepare for new missions. Warning orders maximize subordinates' planning
time, provide essential details of the impending operation, and detail major time-line events
that accompany mission execution.
-- Operation Orders - Directives a commander issues to subordinate commanders to coordinate
the execution of an operation. Always specify an execution time and date.
, --The FRAGO - State either new or changed information or "No Change." Differs from an OPORD
only in the degree of detail provided. It refers to previous orders and provides brief and specific
instructions.
5 paragraphs of OPORD in order ✔Correct Answer-Situation; Mission; Execution;
Sustainment; Command and Signal
what information should be in tasks to subordinate units ✔Correct Answer-State the task
assigned to each unit that reports directly to the headquarters issuing the order. Each task must
include who (the subordinate unit assigned the task), what (the task itself), when (what time),
where (location), and why (purpose)
AC2 ✔Correct Answer-Airspace command and control
ABN ✔Correct Answer-airborne
AO ✔Correct Answer-area of operations
ATK ✔Correct Answer-attack
AVN ✔Correct Answer-aviation
OBJ ✔Correct Answer-objective
C4I ✔Correct Answer-command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence
EAC ✔Correct Answer-echelons above corps
ROE ✔Correct Answer-rules of engagement
TOC ✔Correct Answer-tactical operations center
IPB ✔Correct Answer-Intelligence Preparation of the battlefield
4 steps of IPB ✔Correct Answer-Define the battlefield environment,
Describe the battlefield effects,
Evaluate the threat, and
Determine threat courses of action.
MCOO ✔Correct Answer-Modified Combined Obstacle Overlay
Purpose: A product used to depict the battlefield's effects on military operations. It is normally
based on a product depicting all obstacles to mobility, modified to also depict the following:
Cross-country mobility classifications (such as RESTRICTED); Objectives; AAs and mobility
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METL ✔Correct Answer-Mission Essential Task List. Lowest level it's used: battery. a collective
task in which an organization has to be proficient to accomplish an appropriate portion of its
wartime operational mission. The five primary inputs it is derived from include: Wartime
Operational Plans, Enduring Combat Capabilities, Operational Environment, Directed Missions,
and External Guidance
3 types of training plans and how far out they are planned ✔Correct Answer-Long-Range( 1
year BN/CO; 18 months BDE)
Short-Range( refines the long-range plan; results in the QTB) yearly in RC units
Near Term AC: 6-8 WEEKS RC: 4 MONTHS
MDMP ✔Correct Answer-The military decision making process is a planning model that
establishes procedures for analyzing a mission, developing, analyzing, and comparing courses of
action against criteria of success and each other, selecting the optimum course of action, and
producing a plan or order. Unit level it's used: Bn and higher
steps of MDMP ✔Correct Answer-STEP 1. RECEIPT OF MISSION
STEP 2. MISSION ANALYSIS
STEP 3. COURSE OF ACTION DEVELOPMENT
STEP 4. COURSE OF ACTION ANALYSIS
STEP 5. COURSE OF ACTION COMPARISON
STEP 6. COURSE OF ACTION APPROVAL
STEP 7. ORDERS PRODUCTION
OPLAN ✔Correct Answer-method or scheme of how the commander will synchronize military
actions. Preparation for future or anticipated operations. A plan's execution time remains
unspecified versus order is specified
OPORD ✔Correct Answer-A written or oral communication directing actions. Orders are based
on plans or the receipt of a new mission
3 main combat orders and purposes ✔Correct Answer---The warning order (WARNO) is a
preliminary notice of an order or action that is to follow. Warning orders help subordinate units
and their staffs prepare for new missions. Warning orders maximize subordinates' planning
time, provide essential details of the impending operation, and detail major time-line events
that accompany mission execution.
-- Operation Orders - Directives a commander issues to subordinate commanders to coordinate
the execution of an operation. Always specify an execution time and date.
, --The FRAGO - State either new or changed information or "No Change." Differs from an OPORD
only in the degree of detail provided. It refers to previous orders and provides brief and specific
instructions.
5 paragraphs of OPORD in order ✔Correct Answer-Situation; Mission; Execution;
Sustainment; Command and Signal
what information should be in tasks to subordinate units ✔Correct Answer-State the task
assigned to each unit that reports directly to the headquarters issuing the order. Each task must
include who (the subordinate unit assigned the task), what (the task itself), when (what time),
where (location), and why (purpose)
AC2 ✔Correct Answer-Airspace command and control
ABN ✔Correct Answer-airborne
AO ✔Correct Answer-area of operations
ATK ✔Correct Answer-attack
AVN ✔Correct Answer-aviation
OBJ ✔Correct Answer-objective
C4I ✔Correct Answer-command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence
EAC ✔Correct Answer-echelons above corps
ROE ✔Correct Answer-rules of engagement
TOC ✔Correct Answer-tactical operations center
IPB ✔Correct Answer-Intelligence Preparation of the battlefield
4 steps of IPB ✔Correct Answer-Define the battlefield environment,
Describe the battlefield effects,
Evaluate the threat, and
Determine threat courses of action.
MCOO ✔Correct Answer-Modified Combined Obstacle Overlay
Purpose: A product used to depict the battlefield's effects on military operations. It is normally
based on a product depicting all obstacles to mobility, modified to also depict the following:
Cross-country mobility classifications (such as RESTRICTED); Objectives; AAs and mobility
