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Outline shell for a 5 Point Paragraph Operations Order for Infantry Basic Officer Leader's Course in pdf format. Use for making platoon level infantry maneuver operation orders.

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IBOLC Oporder Shell

Outline shell for a 5 Point Paragraph Operations Order for Infantry Basic Officer Leader's Course in pdf format. Use for making platoon level infantry maneuver operation orders.

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TASK ORGANIZATION

IPB Area of Operation/ Area of Interest


ORIENT- to general area Box – CO AO (boundaries) TRACE-(Co Boundaries,
Cardinal Directions:
RTEs, Phase Lines)
______________________
_______________________________________
North: ___________________NORTHING ______________________
Nearest/Largest City/Town: ______________________
_______________________________________ ______________________
South: ___________________NORTHING
Distance and Direction:
_______________________________________ FAMILIARIZE- (Key terrain,
East: ____________________EASTING OBJs, CPs, other)
______________________
______________________
West: ____________________EASTING ______________________
______________________
OAKOC TYPE
TERRAIN ANALYSIS DEDUCTION
NAME/COMPOSITION LOCATION EFFECT (ON ENEMY/FRIENDLY)

EXISTING

OBSTACLES NAME/COMPOSITION LOCATION INTENT (BLOCK, FIX, TURN, DISRUPT)

REINFORCING

# / FRIENDLY/ ENEMY TYPE SIZE SPEED FORMATION

AVENUES OF
APPROACH

# FRIENDLY-WHY ENEMY-WHY

KEY TERRAIN

LOCATION RANGE OBSTRUCTIONS EFFECTS WHO


ROADS
OBSERVATION WOODLINE

& FIELDS OF KEY TERRAIN 1

FIRE KEY TERRAIN 2

OBJECTIVE
TYPE LOCATION USE BY FRIENDLY USE BY ENEMY
COVER & COVER

CONCEALMENT CONCEALMENT
WEATHER
WEATHER
FAVORS WHY
ENY or Friendly? (So What?)

Visibility

Wind (dust, smoke, air,


commo)

Precipitation

Cloud Cover

Temp. & Humidity


(PAX, payloads,
thermals, shelter)
Only what’s important!
CIVILCONSIDERATIONS
CIVIL CONSIDERATIONS
Areas (Industrial, medical, ethnic, legal, Effect on Operations:
political, religious, historic):

Structures (Traditional High Payoff Targets, Effect on Operations:


Protected Sites, Key Terrain):

Capabilities: (Save, Sustain, Improve Life): Effect on Operations:


Sewage:
Water:
Electricity:
Academics:
Trash:
Medical:
Social:

Organizations (Local Agencies, U.S. Effect on Operations:


Agencies):
People: (Non-Military, in or outside of AO, Effect on Operations:
influential):

Events (Seasons, Festivals, Holidays, Political, Effect on Operations:


Agricultural):
ENEMY – GEN SITUATION/DISPOSITIONS
General Situation : (Who are they? Why are they there? Changes from
WARNORD?)

Disposition: (Where are they one and two levels up? What are they trying to
do? – Use BDE/BN ENY Sketch) evevef
ENEMY COMPOSITION
COMPOSITION

T:
P:

Composition of the enemy you face, analyzed one level down. Includes Personnel, Weapons (crew served and larger), and
Vehicles/Equipment
RED CHECKBOOK ANALYSIS TOOL
STRENGTH
MTOE:
%Strength:
Number Attached:

Total:
Organic
Attached
Higher
High Value Target [HVT]
(What the Enemy needs
to accomplish his
mission)

1.
Why:

2.
Why:

3.
Why:
ENEMY COA STATEMENT
The Purpose of this Operation is to: DO
T:
______________________________________________ P:
They will accomplish this by conducting (FOM or
SO1
Form of DEF): T:
P:
Decisive to this operation is (DO accomplishes): SO2
T:
P: ____________
It is decisive because: _____________________________________
SO3:
T:
P: _

ENABLERS

End State:
Enemy:
Terrain:
Civil:
ENEMY SITEMP
Describes how the
threat will achieve its
DP and Purpose

Sequentially briefs the


purpose and
employment of key
enablers

SITEMP IAW ATP 2-01.3

IAW enemy
doctrine/patters

Threat COA complete


from start to finish and
includes all key
elements of the
operations
BDE and BN Mission, Intent, Concept
Brigade Mission: Battalion Mission:

Brigade Commander’s Intent Battalion Commander’s Intent


Expanded Purpose: Expanded Purpose:

Key Tasks: Key Tasks:

End State: End State:


E: E:

T: T:

C: C:
Concept: See Annex C Concept: See Annex C
MISSION

Expanded Purpose:_____________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________

Key Tasks:
1: ______________________________________________

2: ______________________________________________

3: ______________________________________________

4: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
End state
- Enemy:

- Terrain:

- Civilian:
CONCEPT STATEMENT
The Purpose of this Operation is to: DO
T:
____________________________ P:
We will accomplish this by conducting (FOM or SO1
DEF tech): T:
P:

Decisive to this operation is (DO accomplishes): SO2


T:
P: ___________
It is decisive because: _____________________________________
SO3:
T:
P: _

Risk Assumed by:

End State: Risk Mitigated by:


Enemy:
Terrain:
Civil:
ENABLERS
COA SKETCH
CONCEPT of the OPERATION: (Brief from COA Sketch)
This Operation will be conducted in _____ Phases

PHASE BEGINS ENDS CRITICAL TASKS


SCHEME OF MANEUVER
SCHEME OF MANEUVER
SCHEME OF MANEUVER
SCHEME OF MANEUVER
SCHEME OF MANEUVER
SCHEME OF MANEUVER
SCHEME OF MANEUVER
SOSRA SKETCH
TTLODAC
T T L O D A C

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