MI BOLC Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
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Definition of MDMP ✔Correct Answer-1. the Army's planning methodology to understand the
situation and mission, create a COA, and produce an operations plan/order
7 Steps of MDMP ✔Correct Answer-1. Receipt of mission
2. Mission analysis
3. COA Development
4. COA Analysis
5. COA Comparison
6. COA Approval
7. Orders Production
MDMP Step 1 Outputs ✔Correct Answer-1. Receipt of Mission (opord exploitation)
a. define the OE
b. commanders initial guidance
c. allocation of time (1/3-2/3 rule)
d. information gaps
e. higher hq's plan/order (WARNO)
f. mission statement
Mission Statement ✔Correct Answer-1. a short paragraph or sentence that describe an
organizations tasks, purpose, and actions through the elements of who what when where why
and how
MDMP Step 2 ✔Correct Answer-1. mission analysis
2. most important step in the MDMP process
3. MA is conducted to understand the situation and problem, and identify what the
commanders must accomplish, when and where the it needs to be done, and most importantly
why (purpose of the operation)
4. identifies info gaps and CCIR and EEFI
5. IPB/running estimates
6. assumptions
CCIR ✔Correct Answer-1. commanders critical information requirement
2. information that is needed for the commander to make a decision
3. composed of PIRs and FFIR
PIR ✔Correct Answer-1. priority intelligence requirement
2. intelligence requirement associated with a decision that will affect the overall success of the
command's mission (how I see the enemy)
, FFIR ✔Correct Answer-1. friendly forces information requirement
2. info the commander and staff need to understand the status of friendly forces and capability
of their own/adjacent units (how I see myself)
EEFI ✔Correct Answer-1. essential elements of friendly information
2. elements of information on friendly forces that if compromised, would jeopardized mission
success
Steps of IPB ✔Correct Answer-1. define the OE
2. describe the environmental effects on operations
3. evaluate the threat
4. determine threat COAs
Define the Operational Environment ✔Correct Answer-1. AO, AOI, AI
2. general threat disposition
3. adjacent units
4. significant characteristics of the OE
5. info gaps
Describe the Environmental Effects on Operations ✔Correct Answer-1. effect of terrain on
enemy and friendly (COO: any obstacle to movement, MCOO: mobility corridors, key terrain,
AA), OAKOC
2. effect of weather on enemy and friendly
3. effect of civil considerations on enemy and friendly (ASCOPE/PMESII-PT)
4. effects of threat on friendly forces
Evaluate the Threat ✔Correct Answer-1. threat characteristics: strength, composition,
disposition, combat effectiveness, doctrine and tactics, support and relationships, electronic
and technical data, capabilities and limitations, current operations, historical data,
miscellaneous data)
2. threat model: threat template, tactics (by zone and WFF) and options (actions if they
fail/succeed), and HVTs
Determine Threat COAs ✔Correct Answer-1. understand threats intent and end state
2. develop threat COAs: SITTEMP, COA statement, HVTLs (based on task, purpose, method and
end state)
3. develop event template (NAIs, TPLs, enemy DPs)
4. develop event matrix (NAIs, indicators, time frame, associated COAs)
5. initial intel requirements
6. establish criteria for COA evaluation
Event Template ✔Correct Answer-1. graphic overlay used to confirm or deny enemy COAs
2. used to develop ICO and DST
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Definition of MDMP ✔Correct Answer-1. the Army's planning methodology to understand the
situation and mission, create a COA, and produce an operations plan/order
7 Steps of MDMP ✔Correct Answer-1. Receipt of mission
2. Mission analysis
3. COA Development
4. COA Analysis
5. COA Comparison
6. COA Approval
7. Orders Production
MDMP Step 1 Outputs ✔Correct Answer-1. Receipt of Mission (opord exploitation)
a. define the OE
b. commanders initial guidance
c. allocation of time (1/3-2/3 rule)
d. information gaps
e. higher hq's plan/order (WARNO)
f. mission statement
Mission Statement ✔Correct Answer-1. a short paragraph or sentence that describe an
organizations tasks, purpose, and actions through the elements of who what when where why
and how
MDMP Step 2 ✔Correct Answer-1. mission analysis
2. most important step in the MDMP process
3. MA is conducted to understand the situation and problem, and identify what the
commanders must accomplish, when and where the it needs to be done, and most importantly
why (purpose of the operation)
4. identifies info gaps and CCIR and EEFI
5. IPB/running estimates
6. assumptions
CCIR ✔Correct Answer-1. commanders critical information requirement
2. information that is needed for the commander to make a decision
3. composed of PIRs and FFIR
PIR ✔Correct Answer-1. priority intelligence requirement
2. intelligence requirement associated with a decision that will affect the overall success of the
command's mission (how I see the enemy)
, FFIR ✔Correct Answer-1. friendly forces information requirement
2. info the commander and staff need to understand the status of friendly forces and capability
of their own/adjacent units (how I see myself)
EEFI ✔Correct Answer-1. essential elements of friendly information
2. elements of information on friendly forces that if compromised, would jeopardized mission
success
Steps of IPB ✔Correct Answer-1. define the OE
2. describe the environmental effects on operations
3. evaluate the threat
4. determine threat COAs
Define the Operational Environment ✔Correct Answer-1. AO, AOI, AI
2. general threat disposition
3. adjacent units
4. significant characteristics of the OE
5. info gaps
Describe the Environmental Effects on Operations ✔Correct Answer-1. effect of terrain on
enemy and friendly (COO: any obstacle to movement, MCOO: mobility corridors, key terrain,
AA), OAKOC
2. effect of weather on enemy and friendly
3. effect of civil considerations on enemy and friendly (ASCOPE/PMESII-PT)
4. effects of threat on friendly forces
Evaluate the Threat ✔Correct Answer-1. threat characteristics: strength, composition,
disposition, combat effectiveness, doctrine and tactics, support and relationships, electronic
and technical data, capabilities and limitations, current operations, historical data,
miscellaneous data)
2. threat model: threat template, tactics (by zone and WFF) and options (actions if they
fail/succeed), and HVTs
Determine Threat COAs ✔Correct Answer-1. understand threats intent and end state
2. develop threat COAs: SITTEMP, COA statement, HVTLs (based on task, purpose, method and
end state)
3. develop event template (NAIs, TPLs, enemy DPs)
4. develop event matrix (NAIs, indicators, time frame, associated COAs)
5. initial intel requirements
6. establish criteria for COA evaluation
Event Template ✔Correct Answer-1. graphic overlay used to confirm or deny enemy COAs
2. used to develop ICO and DST
