The document provides a detailed Operations Order (OPORD) template designed for use in military tactical operations at various command levels. It includes sections for key operational elements such as task organization, area of operations, enemy situation, and concept of operations. The template aims to facilitate effective planning and execution of military missions by providing a structured format for commanders to communicate their intent and operational details.
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The document provides a detailed Operations Order (OPORD) template designed for use in military tactical operations at various command levels. It includes sections for key operational elements such as task organization, area of operations, enemy situation, and concept of operations. The template aims to facilitate effective planning and execution of military missions by providing a structured format for commanders to communicate their intent and operational details.
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The Company Leader
Leadership Lessons from the Tactical Level of War
OPERATIONS ORDER TEMPLATE
An Easy, Printable OPORD Template
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The Following OPORD Template was created for use at the Maneuver Captain’s Career
Course (MCCC), It was tried and tested through the MCCC and then used during my
Company Commands. It can be applied to PLT, CO, or BN Tactical Operations.
As a Company Commander, [incorporated it into our Company Battle Book (SOP) with
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‘The Company Leader OROG
Leadership Lessons from the Tactical Level of WarINTRODUCTION: Nante , Duty Position OPORD.
No change to the WARNO posted. Timeline is posted.
KEY TIMES:
TASK ORGANIZATION; (Brief changes to the norm & movement of Key WPNs)
AREA OF OPERATIONS (AQ): (OBTF)
ORIENT: (Brief N.S, E, W. Big to Small. Bring them into the Area)
BOX: (Brief Company Boundaries)
Ww:TERRAIN: (OAKOC-WC; Brief deductions/ effects to friendly AND enemy)
OBSTACLES: (Brief sequentially along movement from LD to OBJ)
Existing (Natural & Manmade)
Reinforcing (Tactical & Protective):
AVENUES OF APPROACH: (Location, Size, Speed, Formation)
Friendly: AA__-(MTD, D-MTD, AIR) AA__- (MTD, D-MTD, AIR)
S-. S-.
s- S-
F-. F-.
AA__-(MTD, D-MTD, AIR) AA__- (MTD, D-MTD, AIR)
S-. S-.
Ss. S-
F-. F-
Enemy: AA_ _-(MTD, D-MTD, AIR) AA__- (MTD, D-MTD, AIR)
S8-. S-.
Ss. S-.
F-. FeTRACE: (From LD to OBJ, brief major RTEs, roads, PLs that [ID Boundaries, etc.)
FOCUS/FAMILIARIZE; (Brief OBJs, ATK PSNs, L/U Points, ete.)
AREAS OF INTEREST (Aol): (Composition, Trigger, Time, Priority of Planning)
CAS: C- IDF: C-.
T- 7
T- T-
P-, P-.
CCA; C- Res/Rein: C-
T-
T-
P-
ADA: C.
T-
T-Enemy (cont): AA__-(MTD, D-MTD, AIR) AA__- (MTD, D-MTD, AIR)
s- S-
s- S-
F-. F-.
KEY TERRAIN: (Key to Friendly and Enemy)
Kl: K2:.
US:. US:
THEM: THEM:
K3:, KA:
US: US:
THEM: THEM:
OBSERVATION/FIELDS OF FIRE; (ID IV Lines, Draw Conclusions)
COVER:
CONCEALMENT:
Vi :
Precipitation:
Clouds:
Temp:
Humidity:CIVIL CONSIDERATIONS:
AL.ENEMY COMPOSITION (Task Organization Posted)
% Strength, Total PAX
DO: PAX- SO2: PAX-
WPN- WPN-
SOL: PAX- SO3: PAX-
WPN- WPN-
HVTL.
Why.
MER USEQUIV
ATTAC
AVAILABLE6
ENEMY SITUATION: (No Change From WARNO)
ENEMY DISPOSITION: Enemy Threat Picture...(Vertical and Horizontal Nesting)
2-Levels Up ( }—(Circle who is in your AO. End w/ your enemy)
HQ: L- DO: L-
1-Level Up (____)}—{Cirele who is in your AO. End w/ your enemy)
HQ: L- DO: L-ENEMY CAPABILITIES BY WFF (Fill Out RCPA’
WEF STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES:
DEDUCTIONS.
Mission CMD
Mvt/Man_
Fire Support
ligence
Sustainment
ProtectionENEMY COA STATEMEN’
The purpose of the operation is to,
Decisive to the operation is.
This is decisive because.
They will accomplish this by (FOM)
DO: L- SOL: L-
T- T-
P- P-
$02: L- $03; L-
T- T-
P- P-.
Purpose of Enablers:
Fires-
Aire.
At Endstate...(Terrain)
(Enemy)
(Civil),
(FF)at
FRIENDLY SITUATIO!
2-Levels Up (BDE)—(Mission/Intent: No Change from WARNO)
Changes:
HQ: L- DO: L-
Tt
P-
SOL: L-
T.
P-
803: L-
T
P-
1-Level Up (BN)—(Mission/Intent: No Change from WARNO)
Changes:
HQ: L- DO: L-
T-. T-
P-. P-
SOI: L- S02: L-
T-
P-
$03: L-
T-ENEMY SCHEME OF MANEUVER (MICRO Mai
(Intentionally Left Blank)
10COMPANY MISSION:
CDR’s Intent:
Expanded Purpose-
Key Tasks-
At Endstate...
(Terrain).
(Enemy)
(Civil),
(FF),
1213
CONCEPT STATEMEN’
The purpose of the operation is to.
Decisive to the operation is.
This is decisive because.
We will accomplish this by (FOM).
We will assume risk,
We will mitigate this risk,
DO: (___ PLT) SO1:(____ PLT)
T- T-
P-, P-.
$02: (___ PLT) $03: (___ PLT)
T-. T-
P- P-
Purpose of Enablers:
Fires-
ADA-.
Engineers-15
CONCEPT OF THE OPERATION
I see this operation occurring in __ phases (nested w/ BN)
Phase 1-.
Begins-
Ends-
Critical-
Phase 2-
Begins-
Ends-,
Critical-.
Phase 3-
Begins-.
Ends-
Critical-.
Phase 4-
Begins-
Ends-.
Critical-
Phase 5-
Begins-
Ends-,
Critical-,
Phase 6-
Begins-
Ends-.
Critical-.At Endstate of the Operation.
***Fire Control Measures (Prior to SoM)***
14SCHEME OF MANEUVER
Phase 1-
Begin:,
Enemy Activity (HPT):
WCS:
FCMs:
Formation (OOM):
Cccp:
CASEVAC:
UMCP/Recovery:
Key Leader Locations:
co- XO-
1SG- FSO-
Key Calls (CO)-
Key Calls (BN)-
Ends:
16Talk the Story (Action-Reaction-Counter Action):
17Talk the Story (Action-Reaction-Counter Action):
19Phase
Begi
Enemy Activity (HPT);
WCS:
FCMs:
Forination (OOM):
Cccp:
CASEVAC:
UMCP/Recovery:
Key Leader Locations:
Cco- xo-
ISG- FSO-
Key Calls (CO)-
Key Calls (BN)-
Ends:
18Phase 3-
Begi
Enemy Activity (HPT);
WCS:
FCMs:
Forination (OOM):
Cccp:
CASEVAC:
UMCP/Recovery:
Key Leader Locations:
Cco- xo-
ISG- FSO-
Key Calls (CO)-
Key Calls (BN)-
Ends:
20Talk the Story (Action-Reaction-Counter Action):
21Talk the Story (Action-Reaction-Counter Action):
23Phase
Begi
Enemy Activity (HPT);
WCS:
FCMs:
Forination (OOM):
Cccp:
CASEVAC:
UMCP/Recovery:
Key Leader Locations:
Cco- xo-
ISG- FSO-
Key Calls (CO)-
Key Calls (BN)-
Ends:
22Phase
Begi
Enemy Activity (HPT);
WCS:
FCMs:
Forination (OOM):
Cccp:
CASEVAC:
UMCP/Recovery:
Key Leader Locations:
Cco- xo-
ISG- FSO-
Key Calls (CO)-
Key Calls (BN)-
Ends:
24Talk the Story (Action-Reaction-Counter Action):
25COMMAND AND SIGNAL:
Command:
27SUSTAINMENT:
Concept of Support:
cL:
CLIT.
CLIT:
CLIV:
CLV:
CLV:
CLVIL
CLVITI:.
CLIX:
Transportation:
26*Tntentionally Left Blank***
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