LEADING MARINES: WARFIGHTING/TROOP LEADING STEPS/OPERATIONAL CULTURE ( A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED) 2023

LEADING MARINES: WARFIGHTING/TROOP LEADING STEPS/OPERATIONAL CULTURE ( A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED) 2023 EXECUTION - ANS The execution paragraph is where you describe and convey your plan for accomplishing the unit's mission. It includes four main subparagraphs: A. Commander's Intent: This is the commander's personal expression of the purpose of the operation. This paragraph contains information that allows subordinate leaders to exercise proper initiative if the task they are assigned is no longer appropriate to the situation. B. Concept of Operations: This is a statement that clearly and concisely expresses what the leader intends to accomplish and how it will be done using available resources. It includes a scheme of maneuver and fire support plan. C. Tasks: Each subordinate leader is assigned tasks to be accomplished; main or supporting efforts are assigned. D. Coordinating Instructions: This includes information that applies to two or more units (for example, order of movement, tactical and fire control measures [i.e., phase lines and checkpoints], and a timeline). ADMINISTRATION AND LOGISTICS - ANS This paragraph contains information or instructions pertaining to rations and ammunition; location of the distribution point, corpsman, and aid station; the handling of prisoners of war; and other administrative and supply matters. This paragraph covers the five B's: •Beans •Bullets •Batteries •Band-aids •Bad guys