Issuing Orders and Orders Extraction The Orders Process HA Commander has to: HReceive Orders himself. HExtract from them what concerns his own command.

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Issuing Orders and Orders Extraction

The Orders Process HA Commander has to: HReceive Orders himself. HExtract from them what concerns his own command. HEstimate how best to achieve the mission. HPrepare orders for subordinates. HIssue orders.

ISSUING ORDERS HThe following points should be remembered: HProtection - Post a sentry HDistractions - Vehicles and Radios HConcealment - Lights etc HComfort - Shelter, Warmth HBrevity - Vulnerability

Do’s HMake your orders concise. HGive subordinates a thorough understanding of your intentions. HExplain the outline concept of your immediate commander. HIntegrate all subordinate elements in co- ordinated action. HAllow subordinates the maximum freedom of action.

Don’ts HTry to give detailed instructions covering every possible contingency. HSlavishly use every heading in the boxes. They are provided as a reminder of what you MIGHT need to cover.

Receiving Orders HBefore receiving orders you should: HStudy the Warning Order. Relate it to the Map and Ground if possible. HIssue Warning Order. HArrive at the Cdrs O Group early: H Study Maps, Air Photos, mark own maps. HYou may be able to supplement your Warning Order and send it with runner.

Kit required at O Gp HMap. HA Notebook - Waterproof - pre prepared for forthcoming op. HTAM. HPencil - Chinagraph HBinos. HTorch. HRunner/Escort.

Coy Cdrs O’s 1. Ground 2. Situation - En Forces - FF - Atts & Dets 3. Mission 4. Execution - Conc Ops - Msn Tasks A, B, C Flt etc - Coord Inst 5. Service Support 6. Command & Sigs Tp Cdrs O’s 1. Ground 2. Situation - En Forces - FF - Co’s Intent - Coy Msn - Atts & Dets 3. Mission 4. Execution - Conc Ops - Msn Tasks 1, 2, 3 Sect etc - Coord Inst 5. Service Support 6. Command & Sigs

Coy Cdrs O’s 1. Prelims 2. Situation - En Forces - FF - Atts & Dets 3. Mission 4. Execution - Conc Ops - Msn Tasks 1, 2, 3 Tp etc - Coord Inst 5. Service Support 6. Command & Sigs Tp Cdrs O’s 1. Prelims 2. Situation - En Forces - FF - CO’s Intent - Coy Msn - Atts & Dets 3. Mission 4. Execution - Conc Ops - Msn Tasks 1, 2, 3 Sect etc - Coord Inst 5. Service Support 6. Command & Sigs Sect Cdrs O’s 1. Prelims 2. Situation - En Forces - FF - Coy Cdrs Intent - Tp Msn - Atts & Dets 3. Mission 4. Execution - Conc Ops - Msn Tasks C, D Fire Team - Coord Inst 5. Service Support 6. Command & Sigs

Method of Delivery HDeliver clearly and fluently. HFollow the standard format. HAdjust your manner to reflect: H Standard of Trg of Sect Cdrs. H How well you know them. H How long you have worked as a team. H How tired your men are.

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