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What ADP covers the Operations Process?
ADP 5-0
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What are CCIR’s?
Information needed by command to make critical decisions.
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Assessment consists of which activities?
- Monitoring the situation
- Evaluating the progress
- Recommending action for improvement
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What are the 2 guides to effective execution?
- Seize the initiative through action
- Accept prudent risk to exploit opportunities
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What are the steps of the Military Decision Making Process?
- Receive the Mission
- Mission Analysis
- Course of Action Development
- Course of Action Analysis
- Course of Action Comparison
- Course of Action Approval
- Orders production, Dissemination and transition
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What are methodologies that assist commanders and staff with planning?
- Army Design Methodology
- Military Decision Making Process
- Troop Leading Procedures
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What does CCIR stand for?
Commander’s Critical Information Requirements
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What are 2 parts of CCIR’S?
- Friendly Force Information Requirements
- Priority Intelligence Requirements
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What does EEFI stand for?
Essential Elements of Friendly Information
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What are EEFI’s?
Elements of Information that need to be protected
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What are the 4 parts of the Operations Process?
Plan, Prepare, Execute, Assess
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What is the Operations process?
Army’s framework for exercising mission command
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How do commanders drive the operations process?
Through understanding, visualizing, describing, directing, leading, and assessing operations.
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What does MDMP stand for?
- (M)ilitary
- (D)ecisio
- (M)aking
- (P)rocess
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What is MDMP?
A planning methodology to understand the situation and mission, develop a course of action, and produce an operation plan or order.
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What are the MDMP steps?
- Step 1: Receipt of mission
- Step 2: Mission analysis
- Step 3: Course of action development
- Step 4: Course of action analysis
- Step 5: Course of action comparison
- Step 6: Course of action approval
- Step 7: Orders production, dissemination and transition
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What are troop-leading procedures?
Troop-leading procedures are a dynamic process used by small-unit leaders to analyze a mission, develop a plan, and prepare for an operation. TLP are used by commanders and leaders without a staff.
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What are the troop leading procedure steps?
- Step 1: Receive the mission
- Step 2: Issue a warning order
- Step 3: Make a tentative plan
- Step 4: Initiate movement
- Step 5: Conduct reconnaissance
- Step 6: Complete the plan
- Step 7: Issue the order
- Step 8: Supervise and refine the plan
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