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SBOLC – MDMP Exam with correct Answers .At what echelons will units utilize the Military Decision Making Process? - ANSWER-Battalion and Higher .How can terrain affect Friendly and Enemy Operations?​ - ANSWER-Certain terrain can afford a marked advantage to either combatant. All hills/bridges are not key terrain. Need ask what is the advantage for the enemy to own? Bridge that crosses an un-fordable river may by key terrain.​ How does the identified terrain "fit-in" with the other aspects of terrain evaluation? (Example: Only one valid AA to the objective, then choke pts on the avenue become key terrain.) .T/F: A good COA can defeat all feasible enemy COAs. In an unconstrained environment, planners aim to develop several possible COAs. - ANSWER-TRUE slide 12 of COA Development .T/F: Assumptions should be replaced with facts as soon as possible. - ANSWER-TRUE Replace assumptions with facts as soon as possible. The staff identifies information needed to convert assumptions into facts and submits them to the appropriate agency as information requirements. .T/F: Commanders use their experience, knowledge, and judgment to guide staff planning efforts & follow the status of the planning effort, participate during critical periods of the process, & make decisions based on the detailed work of the staff. They focus their activities on understanding, visualizing, and describing. - ANSWER-TRUE .T/F: Company Commanders determine if they have all the assets needed to complete all tasks during the mission analysis step of MDMP. A more detailed analysis occurs during COA Development. - ANSWER-FALSE Staffs determine if they have all the assets needed to complete all tasks. A more detailed analysis occurs during COA Development. .T/F: Constraint is a requirement, "cannot do," placed on the command by a higher command that dictates an action, thus restricting freedom of action. - ANSWER-FALSE Constraint is a requirement, "must do," placed on the command by a higher command that dictates an action, thus restricting freedom of action. slide 66 of Mission Analysis .T/F: Restraint is a requirement, "must do," placed on the command by a higher command that prohibits an action, thus restricting a freedom of action. - ANSWER-FALSE Restraint is a requirement, "cannot do," placed on the command by a higher command that prohibits an action, thus restricting a freedom of action. slide 66 of Mission Analysis .T/F: The S-2 prepares a proposed mission statement for the unit based on the mission analysis. The unit's mission statement is presented to the commander for approval normally during the mission analysis brief. - ANSWER-The XO or S-3 prepares a proposed mission statement for the unit based on the mission analysis. The unit's mission statement is presented to the commander for approval normally during the mission analysis brief. slide 76 of Mission Analysis .T/F: The updating of the running estimate stops after the COA Analysis step of MDMP. - ANSWER-FALSE. While listed at the beginning of MDMP, this task of developing and updating running estimates continues throughout the MDMP and operations process.​ .T/F: The XO focuses on helping the CDR understand the situation, making decisions, and synchronizing those decisions into a fully developed plan or order. - ANSWER-FALSE The STAFF focuses on helping the CDR understand the situation, making decisions, and synchronizing those decisions into a fully developed plan or order. The XO manages and coordinates the staff's work & provides quality control. .What are 5 Key Inputs of Mission Analysis? - ANSWER-1. Commander's initial guidance​ 2. Higher Headquarters' plan or order​ 3. Higher Headquarters' intelligence and knowledge products​ 4. Knowledge products from other organizations​ 5. Army design methodology products .What are 5 steps to developing a MCOO?​ - ANSWER-1. Determine severely restricted, restricted, and unrestricted areas.​ 2. Define Mobility Corridors​ 3. Establish Avenues of Approach (Friendly / Enemy)​ 4. Identify Obstacles (Natural, Man Made)​ 5. Identify Key Terrain .What are key inputs that assist with COA Development? - ANSWER-1) IPB, 2) Staff Estimates, 3) Mission Statement, 4) Evaluation Criteria for COAs

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SBOLC – MDMP Exam with correct
Answers

.At what echelons will units utilize the Military Decision Making Process? -
ANSWER-Battalion and Higher




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.T/F: Assumptions should be replaced with facts as soon as possible. - ANSWER-TRUE
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Replace assumptions with facts as soon as possible. The staff identifies information
needed to convert assumptions into facts and submits them to the appropriate agency as
information requirements.



.T/F: Commanders use their experience, knowledge, and judgment to guide staff planning
efforts & follow the status of the planning effort, participate during critical periods of the

, process, & make decisions based on the detailed work of the staff. They focus their
activities on understanding, visualizing, and describing. - ANSWER-TRUE



.T/F: Company Commanders determine if they have all the assets needed to complete all
tasks during the mission analysis step of MDMP. A more detailed analysis occurs during
COA Development. - ANSWER-FALSE




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Staffs determine if they have all the assets needed to complete all tasks. A more detailed
analysis occurs during COA Development.




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.T/F: Constraint is a requirement, "cannot do," placed on the command by a higher
command that dictates an action, thus restricting freedom of action. - ANSWER-FALSE




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.T/F: Restraint is a requirement, "must do," placed on the command by a higher command
that prohibits an action, thus restricting a freedom of action. - ANSWER-FALSE
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Restraint is a requirement, "cannot do," placed on the command by a higher command
that prohibits an action, thus restricting a freedom of action.
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slide 66 of Mission Analysis



.T/F: The S-2 prepares a proposed mission statement for the unit based on the mission
analysis. The unit's mission statement is presented to the commander for approval
normally during the mission analysis brief. - ANSWER-The XO or S-3 prepares a proposed

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