Tactical Planning phase 2 exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions

6 troop leading steps correct answer: Bamcis begin planning correct answer: The receipt of a mission triggers the BAMCIS cycle. To make effective use of available time, the leader issues a Warning Order (an abbreviated set of instructions to inform of an impending action) to his subordinates; this allows his subordinates to execute the Warning Order while the leader conducts a detailed analysis, which we call the Tactical Thought Process (described in detail later in this hand out). Here, unit leaders will develop questions and therefore will have to make assumptions about the enemy to continue planning. The level of risk the leader will have to assume is directly related to the depth of analysis they perform during the Tactical Thought Process. At the end of this step, you will emerge with an initial plan that you expect to execute, pending the answers to your questions, and the validation of the assumptions you made about the enemy. To begin answering these questions you will move to Arrange for Reconnaissance. arrange for reconnaissance correct answer: Based on the detailed analysis (Tactical Thought Process) performed during Begin the Planning, the leader must ask, "What information am I lacking in order to achieve success?" To get this information to further mitigate risk assumed during the Tactical Thought Process, the leader must arrange for a reconnaissance of the enemy and terrain. First, the commander must determin