Attachements/Detachments
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Any personnel not organic to your unit, MG sections, EOD, Corpsman,
Assault Teams, FO Teams, Snipers, Journalists, etc.
MUST receive individual tasking statements.
EN Capes/Lims
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, Commander's Assumptions about the EN's ability to DRAW-D and
conditions required to achieve each action.
Written as "Capable of..., limited by..."
Elements of Orientation
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Current Location
Direction of North
Key Terrain
Tactical Control Measures in AO
Weather,
Illumination,
Visibility,
Mobility,
Local history of the area/population,
Enemy Positions
Friendly Positions
Types of Pyrotechnics
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Hand-held pyrotechnics
Ground Smoke Signals
Surface Trip Flares
CAS Types of Attack
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Type I: Used when the risk assessment requires them to visually acquire the
attacking aircraft and the target under attack
Type II: Used when either one or a combination of the following conditions
exist, given there is observation on the target
- Visual acquisition of the attacking aircraft by the terminal controller at
weapons release/launch is not required.
- Visual acquisition of the target by the terminal controller at weapons
release/launch is not required.
- When it is not necessary for attacking aircraft to be in a position to acquire
the mark or target prior to weapons release/launch.
Type III: Used when the terminal controller requires the ability to provide
clearance for multiple attacks within a single engagement subject to
specific attack restrictions. Does not require the terminal controller to
visually acquire the aircraft or the target.
Troops and Fire Support Available
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Total available combat power organic to unit, supporting and adjacent units
contributions or impediments to mission success
Operations Order
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, A directive issued by a commander to subordinate commanders for the
purpose of effecting the coordinated execution of an operation.
Admin & Logistics
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Admin: Locations and points of contact for WIA/KIA and EPWs during the
operation. Includes detailed CASEVAC plan to move the casualty to the
next higher echelon of care.
Logistics: Equipment and supplies needed to accomplish the mission: Food,
water, ammo, CASEVAC needs, EPW kits, special markings, comm
equipment, and resupply considerations: time/location, priority of units
Types of Attack
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Hasty
Deliberate
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Any personnel not organic to your unit, MG sections, EOD, Corpsman,
Assault Teams, FO Teams, Snipers, Journalists, etc.
MUST receive individual tasking statements.
EN Capes/Lims
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, Commander's Assumptions about the EN's ability to DRAW-D and
conditions required to achieve each action.
Written as "Capable of..., limited by..."
Elements of Orientation
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Current Location
Direction of North
Key Terrain
Tactical Control Measures in AO
Weather,
Illumination,
Visibility,
Mobility,
Local history of the area/population,
Enemy Positions
Friendly Positions
Types of Pyrotechnics
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Hand-held pyrotechnics
Ground Smoke Signals
Surface Trip Flares
CAS Types of Attack
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Type I: Used when the risk assessment requires them to visually acquire the
attacking aircraft and the target under attack
Type II: Used when either one or a combination of the following conditions
exist, given there is observation on the target
- Visual acquisition of the attacking aircraft by the terminal controller at
weapons release/launch is not required.
- Visual acquisition of the target by the terminal controller at weapons
release/launch is not required.
- When it is not necessary for attacking aircraft to be in a position to acquire
the mark or target prior to weapons release/launch.
Type III: Used when the terminal controller requires the ability to provide
clearance for multiple attacks within a single engagement subject to
specific attack restrictions. Does not require the terminal controller to
visually acquire the aircraft or the target.
Troops and Fire Support Available
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Total available combat power organic to unit, supporting and adjacent units
contributions or impediments to mission success
Operations Order
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, A directive issued by a commander to subordinate commanders for the
purpose of effecting the coordinated execution of an operation.
Admin & Logistics
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Admin: Locations and points of contact for WIA/KIA and EPWs during the
operation. Includes detailed CASEVAC plan to move the casualty to the
next higher echelon of care.
Logistics: Equipment and supplies needed to accomplish the mission: Food,
water, ammo, CASEVAC needs, EPW kits, special markings, comm
equipment, and resupply considerations: time/location, priority of units
Types of Attack
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Deliberate
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