21st THEATER SUSTAINMENT COMMAND (FIRST IN SUPPORT)

21st THEATER SUSTAINMENT COMMAND (FIRST IN SUPPORT)
OPERATIONS ORDER (OPORD) (SUSTAINED FURY) (U) BRIEFING In October 2018, the President of the United States (POTUS) issued a Presidential National Security Directive (PNSD) that identifies respect for current CAUCASUS international boundaries and continued unfettered export of CAUCASUS, and CENTRAL ASIAN oil and gas supplies as vital U.S. national security interests. The PNSD also directed the Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) to establish and deploy a Combined Joint Task Force (CJTF) to the region to demonstrate U.S. resolve and deter potential aggression. CJTF Caspian Sea (CJTF-CS) has been directed to begin a time-phased deployment into Caspian Sea Joint Area of Operations (CSJAO) on C-Day in order to conduct military operations in support of vital national security interests.

21ST THEATER SUSTAINMENT COMMAND OPORD
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) PURPOSE TO BRIEF 21ST THEATER SUSTAINMENT COMMAND OPORD 010800APRIL2016

21ST OPORD 18-001 (SUSTAINED FURY)
OUTLINE SITUATION MISSION EXECUTION SERVICE SUPPORT COMMAND & SIGNAL

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) 1. SITUATION

TERRAIN 21ST OPORD 18-001 (SUSTAINED FURY)
Area of Interest. The 52d ID area of interest includes the airways and land areas of the provinces surrounding the Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki Provinces in Atropia and the Gilan Province in Donovia, (Refer to Appendix 2 (Operations Overlay) to Annex C (Operations). In the west are the Atropian provinces of Agdash and Muhksa through which 52d ID’s lines of communication and supply pass. Further west is the nation of Gorgas, where the Corps’ SPODs and APODs are located. To the east are the provinces of Hachzi and Sirvaki, both critical as 52d ID considers the protection of its eastern flank. Hachzi contains the Rimzi Airport which serves as a major airbase for the CJTF-A Air Component, while Sirvaki Province, experiencing a low-level Lezgin insurgency, poses a threat to the Division’s right flank and rear areas. Area of Operations. The 52d ID area of operations includes the land areas and airways of the Atropian provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, the eastern portion of Agdash, the western portion of Sirvaki and the southern part of the Donovian Gilan Province where additional heavy Donovian (DON) ground forces are assembling. Refer to Tab B (52d ID Area of Operations Map) to Appendix 2 (Operations Overlay) to Annex C (Operations).

Strategic Overview Med Sea 405th AFSB 598TH TBDE DLA (E) TRANSCOM
USSOCOM AMC DLA/GSA Med Sea DLA-Europe SDDC 598 Trans 405 AFSB LIM Armania

JTF-JOA C/JTF Caucasus Area of Interest
Gorgas (Caspian Federation Member, 1995) Atropia (Caspian Federation Member, 1995) Limaria Northern Ariana Northern Boundary Black Sea Eastern Boundary Caspian Sea JTF-JOA DONOVIA Moldova Romania Caspian Sea Black Sea DONOVIA Bulgaria GORGAS Limaria ATROPIA Over 200,000 square miles comprise the Caucasus, a mountainous region located between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. The Caucasus includes Atropia, Limaria, and Gorgas, as well as parts of Ariana and Donovia. The Caucasus Mountains, consisting of the Greater and Lesser Caucasus ranges, traditionally form the separation between Europe and Asia. The Caucasus region contains two major parts—the North Caucasus and the South Caucasus—that are divided by the Greater Caucasus Mountains. The North Caucasus region is contained entirely within Donovia, while the South Caucasus contains Gorgas, Limaria, Atropia, and part of Ariana. The Caspian Sea holds large oil and natural gas reserves, which contribute to the region’s geostrategic importance. The region has a long history of warfare; ethnic and religious factionalism; and general political, military, and civilian unrest. In addition to these internal regional divisions, outside actors to include the US, the European Union (EU), and Middle East nations have increasing strategic interests in the region. The Caucasus thus represents a flashpoint where highly localized conflict can spill over into widespread unrest or general war. Syria ARIANA Iraq Carrier Group UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO Egypt Jordan

Area of Interest/Operation
AI Donovia AO Limaria Gorgas Atropia 1.a. (U) Area of Interest. The 52d ID area of interest includes the airways and land areas of the provinces surrounding the Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki Provinces in Atropia and the Gilan Province in Donovia, (Refer to Appendix 2 (Operations Overlay) to Annex C (Operations). In the west are the Atropian provinces of Agdash and Muhksa through which 52d ID’s lines of communication and supply pass. Further west is the nation of Gorgas, where the Corps’ SPODs and APODs are located. To the east are the provinces of Hachzi and Sirvaki, both critical as 52d ID considers the protection of its eastern flank. Hachzi contains the Rimzi Airport which serves as a major airbase for the CJTF-A Air Component, while Sirvaki Province, experiencing a low-level Lezgin insurgency, poses a threat to the Division’s right flank and rear areas. 1.b. (U) Area of Operations. The 52d ID area of operations includes the land areas and airways of the Atropian provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, the eastern portion of Agdash, the western portion of Sirvaki and the southern part of the Donovian Gilan Province where additional heavy Donovian (DON) ground forces are assembling. Refer to Tab B (52d ID Area of Operations Map) to Appendix 2 (Operations Overlay) to Annex C (Operations). Ariana UNCLASSIFIED

JTF Caucasus JOA Gorgas Atropia Lower Janga Province Limaria Donovia
Caspian Sea JTF Caucasus JOA Gorgas Atropia Lower Janga Province Limaria Donovia Ariana 1.a. (U) Area of Interest. The 52d ID area of interest includes the airways and land areas of the provinces surrounding the Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki Provinces in Atropia and the Gilan Province in Donovia, (Refer to Appendix 2 (Operations Overlay) to Annex C (Operations). In the west are the Atropian provinces of Agdash and Muhksa through which 52d ID’s lines of communication and supply pass. Further west is the nation of Gorgas, where the Corps’ SPODs and APODs are located. To the east are the provinces of Hachzi and Sirvaki, both critical as 52d ID considers the protection of its eastern flank. Hachzi contains the Rimzi Airport which serves as a major airbase for the CJTF-A Air Component, while Sirvaki Province, experiencing a low-level Lezgin insurgency, poses a threat to the Division’s right flank and rear areas. 1.b. (U) Area of Operations. The 52d ID area of operations includes the land areas and airways of the Atropian provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, the eastern portion of Agdash, the western portion of Sirvaki and the southern part of the Donovian Gilan Province where additional heavy Donovian (DON) ground forces are assembling. Refer to Tab B (52d ID Area of Operations Map) to Appendix 2 (Operations Overlay) to Annex C (Operations).

CASPIAN SEA ROAD TO WAR (AS OF LATE MARCH 2019)
ARIANAN INVASON DECEMBER 22, 2018 C-Day (November 24, 2018) W-Day (December 22, 2018) Arianan Invasion D-Day (March 25, 2019) PHASE II Operations (W-Day to D+10) Phase III Operations from D+11 to O/A D+30

CJFLCC AO GORGAS 1.a. (U) Area of Interest. The 52d ID area of interest includes the airways and land areas of the provinces surrounding the Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki Provinces in Atropia and the Gilan Province in Donovia, (Refer to Appendix 2 (Operations Overlay) to Annex C (Operations). In the west are the Atropian provinces of Agdash and Muhksa through which 52d ID’s lines of communication and supply pass. Further west is the nation of Gorgas, where the Corps’ SPODs and APODs are located. To the east are the provinces of Hachzi and Sirvaki, both critical as 52d ID considers the protection of its eastern flank. Hachzi contains the Rimzi Airport which serves as a major airbase for the CJTF-A Air Component, while Sirvaki Province, experiencing a low-level Lezgin insurgency, poses a threat to the Division’s right flank and rear areas. 1.b. (U) Area of Operations. The 52d ID area of operations includes the land areas and airways of the Atropian provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, the eastern portion of Agdash, the western portion of Sirvaki and the southern part of the Donovian Gilan Province where additional heavy Donovian (DON) ground forces are assembling. Refer to Tab B (52d ID Area of Operations Map) to Appendix 2 (Operations Overlay) to Annex C (Operations). LIMARIA ARIANA

WEATHER 21ST OPORD 18-001 (SUSTAINED FURY)
See Appendix 3 (WEATHER) of Annex B (INTELLIGENCE) of CJFLCC Operations Order DA-ATR (ATROPIAN SOVEREIGNTY) dated Z Nov 2016.

WEATHER

WEATHER IMPACTING PLANNING
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) WEATHER IMPACTING PLANNING Seasonal thunderstorms storms may restrict CAS and IMINT and impact air missions. During aviation operations, dusty conditions and dust storms can result in damage to equipment, and additional risk while taking off and landing. Occasional late night and early morning freezes may degrade vehicle and aircraft performance. Built-up areas may impact HF and UHF communications.

ENEMY FORCES 21ST OPORD 18-001 (SUSTAINED FURY)
See Annex B (INTELLIGENCE) of CJFLCC Operations Order DA-ATR (ATROPIAN SOVEREIGNTY) dated Z Nov 2016.

ENEMY SITUATION 1.c.1.f. (U) Enemy Centers of Gravity and Vulnerabilities. OSC-S’s operational center of gravity is OSC-S’s operational center of gravity is their Class III (Bulk POL) supply chain. OSC-S mechanized elements cannot maintain offensive momentum south beyond the IRB without exposing their limited Class III (Bulk) delivery systems. 1.c.1.f.1. (U) Critical Capabilities. The OSC-S’s Critical Capabilities are its ability to conduct rapid armored maneuver and protection of its forces with organic and attached Air Defense systems. 1.c.1.f.2. (U) Critical Requirements. The OSC-S’s Critical Requirements include fuel (for offensive in depth), Integrated Air Defense Systems (IADS),maintaining operational tempo while retaining the initiative prior to Coalition forces completing Reception, Staging and Onward Integration (RSO&I) and maintaining the active support of the local Bilasuvar population along the axis of advance. 1.c.1.f.3. (U) Critical Vulnerabilities. The OSC-S’s Critical Vulnerabilities include logistical elements (especially its Class III storage and delivery systems) ability to keep pace with main combat forces, extended Lines of Supply (LOS), digital and voice communication systems susceptibility to electronic attack and lack of civilian popular support in southern Vetlia Province.

ARIANA CONVENTIONAL FORCES
Ariana maintains three standing Armies at Tier 2. Militarily, it is a dominant actor within the region, capable of conducting military action across the spectrum of operations. Ariana is well-protected by a modern (tier 2) integrated air defense system complemented with tactical all-arms air defense capabilities. The Arianian military conducts overt, covert, and clandestine operations with ripple effects across the region. Ariana’s army maintains a defensive posture that uses the Zagros Mountains to narrow a potential attacker’s axis of advance. Ariana possesses nuclear weapons capability and would see any attack on its nuclear program or hydrocarbon production capability as an act of war. Anti-Western rhetoric continues to increase throughout the country, but especially in Ariana’s military. Reporting also suggests ties between elements of Ariana’s military to criminal and terror groups within the region, which further extends the potential for a global threat. 1.c.1.b.2.a. (U) OSC-South (OSC-S) is currently comprised of 41st Division Tactical Group (DTG) (Tank), 98th DTG (Tank), 11th DTG (Mechanized), 80th DTG (Mechanized), 76th DTG (Airborne), and 84th DTG (Motorized). 1.c.1.b.2.b. (U) Composition. OSC-S’s equipment and weapons largely reflect a Tier II capability (in accordance with the World Equipment Guide [WEG]) throughout, with the exception of the 41st and 98th Armor Divisions Tactical Group, which is considered a Tier I formation. OSC-S possesses the equipment to operate in all terrain with the ability to conduct successful day and night operations. 1.c.1.b.2.b.1. (U) Movement and Maneuver. The 41st Tank DTG is OSC-S’s best equipped unit, consisting of three Armor Brigade Tactical Groups (BTG), and one Mechanized Infantry BTG. The 41st DTG’s primary maneuver systems are T-90’s and BMP-3M’s. 1.c.1.b.2.b.2. (U) Intelligence. The 879th Information Warfare Brigade is OSC-S’s primary intelligence collection and analysis element. The 879th Information Warfare Brigade is comprised of an integration battalion, Human Intelligence (HUMINT) battalion, Signals Reconnaissance battalion and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) battalion. OSC-S has not established an OSC-level reconnaissance element, but all subordinate DTG’s have reconnaissance battalions. 1.c.1.b.2.b.3. (U) Fires. OSC-S has extensive Fires capabilities organized under an Integrated Fires Command (IFC) comprised of the 82d Combat Helicopter Brigade (HIND-E), 382nd Artillery Brigade (G5, 2S5, 2S3) and the 388th Multiple Rocket Launcher Brigade (FAJR-3, WM-80, FADJR-3). OSC-S also employs Electronic Warfare (EW) capabilities from the 879th IW Brigade’s EW battalion (TRC 274, R-330K, Aviaconversia GPS/GLONASS Jammer). 1.c.1.b.2.b.4. (U) Sustainment. Each DTG in OSC-S has an organic Material Support Brigade, with no significant shortages at this time. 1.c.1.b.2.b.5. (U) Command and Control. Each DTG has an organic Signal battalion while the 876th Signal brigade supports at the OSC-S level. 1.c.1.b.2.b.6. (U) Protection. Donovia has a significant chemical warfare capability, which it may employ at the onset of hostilities or to cover a withdrawal. OSC-S IFC possesses several hundred artillery rounds filled with non-persistent nerve, blister, choking and blood agents. OSC-S Air Defense assets include the 3d Air Defense brigade (SA-12), 11th Air Defense brigade (SA-11) and 33d Air Defense battalion (ZSU-23-4). 1.c.1.b.2.c. (U) Disposition. OSC-S is positioned close to the international border with Atropia and its units are conducting extensive sustainment type operations, e.g. refitting units, receiving new equipment, conducting re-supply and increasing manning levels. Donovia previously activated the 98th Armor Division (reserve) in Gilan Province. It is assessed that if the 98th Armor Division can achieve full mobilization prior to an offensive action into Atropia, the 98th Armor Division will be allocated to OSC-S to act as a reserve. In the event that the 98th Armor Division cannot reach full mobilization, OSC-S will still be capable of conducting sustained offensive cross-border operations, weather permitting, within 30 days. It is believed that Donovian (DON) Commando (CMDO) forces have begun infiltrating into Atropia in order to augment DON Special Operations Service (SOS) agents, conduct unconventional warfare alongside Bilasuvar irregular elements, collect strategic intelligence, conduct route reconnaissance and assess the capabilities and limitations of Atropian Border and conventional forces. 1.c.1.b.2.d. (U) Strength. OSC-S has recently completed aggressive offensive training and maintains an overall 85% operational readiness rate. Reports indicate that current Donovian Army morale is high.

ARIANA IRREGULAR THREAT
The most significant irregular Arianan Irregular group operating in Atropia is the South Atropian People’s Army (SAPA), which remains somewhat isolated. The SAPA, an insurgent group whose goal is to create a separate country composed primarily of ethnic Atropians is located in southern and central Atropia and Ariana’s northwestern provinces. SAPA relates culturally to Ariana and wants to create a separate country composed of southern Atropia and Ariana’s northwestern provinces that contain an ethnic Atropian majority. The SAPA feels that the South Atropian People’s Party (SAPP) carries little weight in the Atropian political system, and reforms to assist the local people show few signs of progress. The SAPA, while it operates throughout Atropia, focuses on eight provinces in the south due to cultural ties with Ariana. The SAPA operates in three separate major units—Northern, Central, and Southern Commands. The group conducts most of its training in Ariana, where it receives most of its equipment and supplies. Reports indicate that Arianian SPF or other ―advisors may support the SAPA with logistics and training in the country. The Sadvol insurgents often clash violently with the SAPA over ideology, limited resources, and similar recruiting pools. 1.c.1.b.2.a. (U) OSC-South (OSC-S) is currently comprised of 41st Division Tactical Group (DTG) (Tank), 98th DTG (Tank), 11th DTG (Mechanized), 80th DTG (Mechanized), 76th DTG (Airborne), and 84th DTG (Motorized). 1.c.1.b.2.b. (U) Composition. OSC-S’s equipment and weapons largely reflect a Tier II capability (in accordance with the World Equipment Guide [WEG]) throughout, with the exception of the 41st and 98th Armor Divisions Tactical Group, which is considered a Tier I formation. OSC-S possesses the equipment to operate in all terrain with the ability to conduct successful day and night operations. 1.c.1.b.2.b.1. (U) Movement and Maneuver. The 41st Tank DTG is OSC-S’s best equipped unit, consisting of three Armor Brigade Tactical Groups (BTG), and one Mechanized Infantry BTG. The 41st DTG’s primary maneuver systems are T-90’s and BMP-3M’s. 1.c.1.b.2.b.2. (U) Intelligence. The 879th Information Warfare Brigade is OSC-S’s primary intelligence collection and analysis element. The 879th Information Warfare Brigade is comprised of an integration battalion, Human Intelligence (HUMINT) battalion, Signals Reconnaissance battalion and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) battalion. OSC-S has not established an OSC-level reconnaissance element, but all subordinate DTG’s have reconnaissance battalions. 1.c.1.b.2.b.3. (U) Fires. OSC-S has extensive Fires capabilities organized under an Integrated Fires Command (IFC) comprised of the 82d Combat Helicopter Brigade (HIND-E), 382nd Artillery Brigade (G5, 2S5, 2S3) and the 388th Multiple Rocket Launcher Brigade (FAJR-3, WM-80, FADJR-3). OSC-S also employs Electronic Warfare (EW) capabilities from the 879th IW Brigade’s EW battalion (TRC 274, R-330K, Aviaconversia GPS/GLONASS Jammer). 1.c.1.b.2.b.4. (U) Sustainment. Each DTG in OSC-S has an organic Material Support Brigade, with no significant shortages at this time. 1.c.1.b.2.b.5. (U) Command and Control. Each DTG has an organic Signal battalion while the 876th Signal brigade supports at the OSC-S level. 1.c.1.b.2.b.6. (U) Protection. Donovia has a significant chemical warfare capability, which it may employ at the onset of hostilities or to cover a withdrawal. OSC-S IFC possesses several hundred artillery rounds filled with non-persistent nerve, blister, choking and blood agents. OSC-S Air Defense assets include the 3d Air Defense brigade (SA-12), 11th Air Defense brigade (SA-11) and 33d Air Defense battalion (ZSU-23-4). 1.c.1.b.2.c. (U) Disposition. OSC-S is positioned close to the international border with Atropia and its units are conducting extensive sustainment type operations, e.g. refitting units, receiving new equipment, conducting re-supply and increasing manning levels. Donovia previously activated the 98th Armor Division (reserve) in Gilan Province. It is assessed that if the 98th Armor Division can achieve full mobilization prior to an offensive action into Atropia, the 98th Armor Division will be allocated to OSC-S to act as a reserve. In the event that the 98th Armor Division cannot reach full mobilization, OSC-S will still be capable of conducting sustained offensive cross-border operations, weather permitting, within 30 days. It is believed that Donovian (DON) Commando (CMDO) forces have begun infiltrating into Atropia in order to augment DON Special Operations Service (SOS) agents, conduct unconventional warfare alongside Bilasuvar irregular elements, collect strategic intelligence, conduct route reconnaissance and assess the capabilities and limitations of Atropian Border and conventional forces. 1.c.1.b.2.d. (U) Strength. OSC-S has recently completed aggressive offensive training and maintains an overall 85% operational readiness rate. Reports indicate that current Donovian Army morale is high.

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) ENEMY SITEMP

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) ARANIAN FORCES

ARANIAN 1ST ARMY XXXX 1st Army XX X XXX 1st OSC XXX 2nd OSC XX X
12 X 303 11 305 RES 311 XXX 1st OSC XXX 2nd OSC XX 14 X 313 303 RES 13 APC 91 The Arianian ground forces consist of three (1st, 2nd, 3rd) mechanized infantry armies. Support and special-purpose elements include air defense, artillery, engineer, militia, special-purpose forces (SPF), and a missile command. Recently, Ariana established an Information Warfare (INFOWAR) brigade to develop electronic and computer warfare capabilities. (See diagram on page 37 and the order of battle (OB) at the end of this country’s variable).

1ST OSC (WESTERN ATTACK)
X 303 DISRUPT FIX X 122 124 125 126 II E 121 XX 12 XX 11 ASSAULT X 112 111 113 114 115 116 II E X 311 X 305 RESERVE

Aranian (Western Attack)
Lake Sevan Mingachevir Reservoir Kazbek Aragats Bazar-Duzi Kura Karadag Mountains Kura-Aras Lowland Mugan Lowland ATROPIA Limaria Tweedli Saurie Sutrie Loremek Javeki Tremek Rioni South Ostremek Failaq Gilan Badgir Vetlia Erdabil Hachzi Sirvaki Goychay Tramaz Agdash Yevlahk GORGAS DONOVIA Alazani Gyamish Aras 52ID 12(UK) XX 12 UK 35 ID) 35ID 21ID 70ID Tovuz Barda Adjibad Zarba Hajigabal Kurdamir S KURA RIVER XX 11 SAPA SPF AT 317 Artzak X 311 Stepanakert XX 12 AO SWORD Ujar X 303 AT 324 X 305 Reserve XXX 1st OSC PL STEEL XXX 2nd OSC XX 12 X 303 11 305 RES 311 Aranian (Western Attack)

2D OSC (EASTERN ATTACK) Disrupt Fix Assault Reserve
142 144 145 146 II E 131 XX 14 Fix X 914 915 916 II E XX 91 913 912 911 Assault XX 13 APC X 134 135 136 II E 133 132 131 X 313 X 303 Reserve

Arainian (Eastern Attack)
Lake Sevan Mingachevir Reservoir Kazbek Aragats Bazar-Duzi Kura Karadag Mountains Kura-Aras Lowland Mugan Lowland ATROPIA Limaria Tweedli Saurie Sutrie Loremek Javeki Tremek Rioni South Ostremek Failaq Gilan Badgir Vetlia Erdabil Hachzi Sirvaki Goychay Tramaz Agdash Yevlahk GORGAS DONOVIA Alazani Gyamish Aras 52ID 12(UK) XX 12 UK 35 ID) 35ID 21ID 70ID Tovuz Barda Adjibad Zarba Kurdamir PL GOLD PL RED Baku I KURA RIVER XX 13 APC Shirvan X 313 AT 324 Hajigabal M3 XX 91 XX 14 XXX 2nd OSC AO ARROW X 303 Reserve XXX 1st OSC Port M3 Arainian (Eastern Attack)

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) DONOVIAN FORCES

DONOVIAN FORCES–6XDTG XXXX Southern Army XX X XXX 1st OSC 2nd OSC XX X
84 80 X 840 XXX 1st OSC 850 2nd OSC XX 86 X 820 XXX 81 83 m X 844 XXX 3rd OSC (attached) XX 14 16 X 82

DISRUPT FORCE Screen Disrupt 1 Disrupt 2
XXX 3rd OSC DISRUPT FORCE X 844 XX 14 Screen Disrupt 1 X 142 141 143 144 145 146 II E XX 16 Disrupt 2 X 82 X 161 X 162 X 163 X 165 X 166 II E

FIX FORCE Feint Fix 1 Fix 2 Reserve
XXX 2nd OSC FIX FORCE X 83 m XX 81 Feint Fix 1 X 812 811 813 814 815 816 II E XX 86 Fix 2 X 82 X 861 X 862 X 863 X 864 X 865 X 866 II E X 820 Reserve

ASSAULT FORCE Assault 1 Assault 2 Reserve
XXX 1st OSC ASSAULT FORCE XX 84 XX 80 Assault 1 Assault 2 X 802 801 803 804 805 806 II E X 840 X 841 X 842 X 843 X 844 X 845 X 846 II E X 82 X 850 Reserve

Donovian Attack Air Field Seizure XX X XXX 1st OSC X XXXX Southern
Lake Sevan Mingachevir Reservoir Kazbek Aragats Bazar-Duzi Kura Karadag Mountains Kura-Aras Lowland Mugan Lowland ATROPIA Limaria Tweedli Saurie Sutrie Loremek Javeki Tremek Rioni South Ostremek Failaq Gilan Badgir Vetlia Erdabil Hachzi Sirvaki Goychay Tramaz Agdash Yevlahk GORGAS DONOVIA Alazani Gyamish Aras 12(UK) 52ID XX 12 UK 35 ID) 35ID 21ID 70ID Tovuz Barda Adjibad Zarba Hajigabal Kurdamir Donovian Attack XX 84 80 X 840 XXX 1st OSC 850 X 83 m Rimiz Air Field Seizure XXXX Southern Army M 15 2nd OSC XX 86 X 820 XXX 81 83 m XX 16 X 844 X 820 S XX 81 XX 14 X 82 Swabrot PL GOLD XX 86 X 844 XXX 3rd OSC (attached) XX 14 16 SPF BFB XX 84 M 2 AO SPEAR S XX 80 Sumgayit PL WHITE X 82

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) LIMARIAN FORCES

LIMARIAN SUPREME HIGH COMMAND
XXX SHC XX 1st DTG XX 2nd DTG X 4171 X 403 X 395 RES X 389 IFV 393 397 II 405 415 E X 391 APC 399 401 II 415 E 405

1st OSC Fix Disrupt Assault Reserve
389 IFV 393 397 II 405 415 E XX 1st DTG Fix X 4171 Disrupt XX 2nd DTG X 391 APC 399 401 II 415 E 405 Assault X 403 X 395 Reserve

Limarian Attack KURA RIVER X AO SHIELD DONOVIA GORGAS X LIMARIA X X XX
Lake Sevan Mingachevir Reservoir Kazbek Aragats Bazar-Duzi Kura Karadag Mountains Kura-Aras Lowland Mugan Lowland ATROPIA LIMARIA Tweedli Saurie Sutrie Loremek Javeki Tremek Rioni South Ostremek Failaq Gilan Badgir Vetlia Erdabil Hachzi Sirvaki Goychay Tramaz Agdash Yevlahk GORGAS DONOVIA Alazani Gyamish Aras 12(UK) 52ID XX 12 UK 35 ID) 35ID 21ID 70ID Tovuz Barda Adjibad Zarba Hajigabal Kurdamir Aras 12(UK) 52ID XX 12 UK 35 ID) 35ID 70ID TSA Alexandria x AO SHIELD X 401 Agstafa Kazakh C X 393 KURA RIVER X 397 B X 389 IFV Mukhsa Kirsham X 4171 C X 399 XX 2nd DTG X 391 APC M 4 Mingachevir Gangja XX 1st DTG Janga X 395 Reserve Limarian Attack

ENEMY COURSES OF ACTION
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) ENEMY COURSES OF ACTION

UNCLASSIFIED-FOR TRAINING ONLY
Limaria: Limaria 1.c.1.d.2. (U) Enemy Most Dangerous COA (MDCOA). OSC-S conducts a dispersed attack utilizing 2 DTG’s assaulting along AA’s 1 and 5 to seize Vetlia, Erdabil and Hachzi Provinces. UNCLASSIFIED-FOR TRAINING ONLY

UNCLASSIFIED-FOR TRAINING ONLY
Limaria: Limaria 1.c.1.d.1. (U) Enemy Most Likely COA (MLCOA). OSC-S attacks with exploitation force (one DTG) advancing from the east along AA5 IOT seize Vetlia, Erdabil and Hachzi Provinces. UNCLASSIFIED-FOR TRAINING ONLY

PRIORITY INTELLIGENCE
REQUIREMENTS (PIR) What is the ability of SAPA to interdict or disrupt LOCs? Will ARIANAN OSC forces target logistics hubs and what is the ability of OSC forces to mass fires on SUST BDE units? What are the key chokepoints along MSRs/ASRs and railways? Will DONOVIA exploit the situation and invade?

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) FRIENDLY FORCES

Combined/Joint Task Force (C/JTF) Caucasus
C/JTF Caucasus Mission: As requested by the Government of the Republic of Atropia (GoRA), C/JTF CAUCASUS executes Flexible Deterrent Options to ensure Atropian sovereignty against Threat State aggression. On order (O/O), C/JTF CAUCASUS deploys additional forces to the area of operations and conducts unified action to deter Threat State aggression and, if deterrence fails, conduct decisive action to restore regional security. 1.d.1.a. (U) Combined Joint Task Force (CJTF) Caucasus (two levels up). 1.d.1.a.1. (U) Mission. As requested by the Government of the Republic of Atropia (GoRA), CJTF CAUCASUS executes Flexible Deterrent Options to ensure Atropian sovereignty against Threat State aggression. On order (O/O), CJTF CAUCASUS deploys additional forces to the area of operations and conducts unified action to deter Threat State aggression and, if deterrence fails, conduct decisive action to restore regional security.

Combined/Joint Task Force (C/JTF) Caucasus
C/JTF Caucasus Commander’s Intent. The initial purpose of C/JTF-C operations is the deterrence of an attack against Atropia and, if deterrence fails, the defeat of offensive hostile military forces, the expulsion of such forces from Atropian territory, and restores the integrity of the international border. The C/JTF-C is also charged to support the GoRA’s National Development Strategy (NDS), , especially, in training and advising Atropian military forces to develop security force capacity. The Atropian population must see Atropian forces as a fair and just instrument of a legitimate GoRA. The military is only one part of the NDS, and the C/JTF-C will be in support of the US embassy in Baku during deterrence Phase I. If deterrence fails, the C/JTF-C assumes the lead agency function during Phases II and III. The CJTF will assist other US government agencies, IGOs, and NGOs in supporting GoRA to develop security, infrastructure, and economic capacity, and to provide humanitarian aid. End state. Regional States support Coalition intervention, Threat States deterred from aggression and participating in diplomatic engagement with Atropia. If deterrence fails, aggressing Threat State forces are defeated and expelled from and are incapable of violating Atropian territory, thus, maintaining Atropia’s sovereignty. Regional State support to irregular threats has ceased and such threats are neutralized. Regional transnational threat networks and groups are unable to disrupt legitimate Atropian governance and society. Regional States increase security force capacity (training, equipping, and manning). Regional oil and gas infrastructure protected ensuring future economic prosperity. 1.d.1.a.2. (U) Commander’s Intent. 1.d.1.a.2.a. (U) Expanded Purpose. The initial purpose of CJTF-C operations is the deterrence of an attack against Atropia and, if deterrence fails, the defeat of offensive hostile military forces, the expulsion of such forces from Atropian territory, and restores the integrity of the international border. The CJTF-C is also charged to support the GoRA’s National Development Strategy (NDS), , especially, in training and advising Atropian military forces to develop security force capacity. The Atropian population must see Atropian forces as a fair and just instrument of a legitimate GoRA. The military is only one part of the NDS, and the CJTF-C will be in support of the US embassy in Baku during deterrence Phase I. If deterrence fails, the CJTF-C assumes the lead agency function during Phases II and III. The CJTF will assist other US government agencies, IGOs, and NGOs in supporting GoRA to develop security, infrastructure, and economic capacity, and to provide humanitarian aid. 1.d.1.a.2.b. (U) End state. Regional States support Coalition intervention, Threat States deterred from aggression and participating in diplomatic engagement with Atropia. If deterrence fails, aggressing Threat State forces are defeated and expelled from and are incapable of violating Atropian territory, thus, maintaining Atropia’s sovereignty. Regional State support to irregular threats has ceased and such threats are neutralized. Regional transnational threat networks and groups are unable to disrupt legitimate Atropian governance and society. Regional States increase security force capacity (training, equipping, and manning). Regional oil and gas infrastructure protected ensuring future economic prosperity.

C/JTF TASK ORGANIZATION

CJFLCC TASK ORGANIZATION
+ VII USA (DS) MAIN EFFECTIVENESS XXX TEXT + USA 1 ID (DS) MAIN EFFECTIVENESS XX TEXT + USA 4 ID (DS) EFFECTIVENESS XX TEXT + USA 35 ID (DS) EFFECTIVENESS XX TEXT + UK 12 AD (TACON) MAIN EFFECTIVENESS XX TEXT + ATROPIAN CORPS (TACON) MAIN EFFECTIVENESS XXX TEXT + USA 3 ESC (DS) MAIN EFFECTIVENESS XX ESC + USA 1 SB (DS) MAIN EFFECTIVENESS X SB + USA 4 SB (DS) MAIN EFFECTIVENESS X SB + USA 16 SB (DS) MAIN EFFECTIVENESS X SB

VII CORPS (US) COALITION JOINT FORCES LAND COMPONENT COMMAND (CJFLCC)
CJFLCC Mission: O/O, CJFLCC deploys forces within Atropia to defend Atropian territory against aggressing Threat State forces that violate Atropian territorial integrity and attack to expel aggressing forces in order to maintain Atropian international borders. O/O, conducts stability operations ICW GoRA to neutralize irregular threat organizations and disrupting transnational threat networks and groups in order to enable legitimate GoRA governance. O/O, transitions full security responsibilities to Atropian Security Forces and develops Friendly State security capacity to promote regional stability. 1.d.1.b.1. (U) CJFLCC Mission. O/O, CJFLCC deploys forces within Atropia to defend Atropian territory against aggressing Threat State forces that violate Atropian territorial integrity and attack to expel aggressing forces in order to maintain Atropian international borders. O/O, conducts stability operations ICW GoRA to neutralize irregular threat organizations and disrupting transnational threat networks and groups in order to enable legitimate GoRA governance. O/O, transitions full security responsibilities to Atropian Security Forces and develops Friendly State security capacity to promote regional stability. 1.d.1.b.2. (U) Higher Intent. CJFLCC will rapidly deploy forces into Atropia, array arriving force packages, initially, in a manner portraying strength so as to deter Threat State aggression. As CJFLCC builds combat power, forces will position and posture to conduct decisive action, in the event deterrence fails. Upon restoring Atropian sovereignty, CJFLCC forces will support the GoRA’s National Development Strategy (NDS), , especially, security force assistance and the effort to neutralize internal irregular threats. The Atropian population must see GoRA as capable and caring, possessing security forces that are fair and just instruments of a legitimate GoRA. The US Military is only one part of the NDS, and the CJTF-C will be in support of the US embassy in Baku during deterrence Phase I. If deterrence fails, the CJTF-C assumes the lead agency function during Phases II and III. The CJTF-C will assist other US government agencies, IGOs, and NGOs in supporting GoRA to develop security, infrastructure, and economic capacity, and to provide humanitarian aid.

VII CORPS (US) COALITION JOINT FORCES LAND COMPONENT COMMAND (CJFLCC)
CJFLCC Commander’s Intent: CJFLCC will rapidly deploy forces into Atropia, array arriving force packages, initially, in a manner portraying strength so as to deter Threat State aggression. As CJFLCC builds combat power, forces will position and posture to conduct decisive action, in the event deterrence fails. Upon restoring Atropian sovereignty, CJFLCC forces will support the GoRA’s National Development Strategy (NDS), , especially, security force assistance and the effort to neutralize internal irregular threats. The Atropian population must see GoRA as capable and caring, possessing security forces that are fair and just instruments of a legitimate GoRA. The US Military is only one part of the NDS, and the C/JTF-C will be in support of the US embassy in Baku during deterrence Phase I. If deterrence fails, the C/JTF-C assumes the lead agency function during Phases II and III. The C/JTF-C will assist other US government agencies, IGOs, and NGOs in supporting GoRA to develop security, infrastructure, and economic capacity, and to provide humanitarian aid. 1.d.1.b.2. (U) Higher Intent. CJFLCC will rapidly deploy forces into Atropia, array arriving force packages, initially, in a manner portraying strength so as to deter Threat State aggression. As CJFLCC builds combat power, forces will position and posture to conduct decisive action, in the event deterrence fails. Upon restoring Atropian sovereignty, CJFLCC forces will support the GoRA’s National Development Strategy (NDS), , especially, security force assistance and the effort to neutralize internal irregular threats. The Atropian population must see GoRA as capable and caring, possessing security forces that are fair and just instruments of a legitimate GoRA. The US Military is only one part of the NDS, and the CJTF-C will be in support of the US embassy in Baku during deterrence Phase I. If deterrence fails, the CJTF-C assumes the lead agency function during Phases II and III. The CJTF-C will assist other US government agencies, IGOs, and NGOs in supporting GoRA to develop security, infrastructure, and economic capacity, and to provide humanitarian aid.

TASK ORGANIZATION FOR SUSTAINMENT
(DATE OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT) 21st TSC and 3rd SC(E) SDDC Port Admin (SPOD POTI) 21st TSC (-) FWD (SPOD POTI) 267th Signal Co (ISB CONSTANTA) 266th FMSC (ISB CONSTANTA) 408th Contract Spt Bde (ISB CONSTANTA) 3rd SC(E) (Tbilisi/APOD TBILISI) 1st HRSC (ISB CONSTANTA) 21st STB (ISB CONSTANTA) 16th SUST BDE (TSA ALEXANDRIA) 541st CSSB (APOD TBILISI) 394th CSSB (SPODs POTI & BATUMI) 18th CSSB 405th AFSB (APOD Tbilisi) 1108th Avn Spt Bn (TAMP) (APOD TBILISI) 2-405th AFSBn (TSA ALEXANDRIA) 3-405th AFSBn (LSA ARMSTRONG) 717th CC Team (APOD BAKU) 716th CC Team 708th CC Team 720th CC Team (Poti/Batumi) 903rd Con Contract Bn (Tbilisi/APOD TBILISI) 49th MCB (APOD TBILISI) 4th SUST BDE (LSA ARMSTRONG) 1st SUST BDE (LSA Baku) 138th Signal Co (APOD TBILISI) 151st MCT (APOD TBILISI) 1030th Trans Bn (LSA ARMSTRONG) 13th CSSB (APOD BAKU) 165th MCT (LSA KNIGHT) 728TH CSSB (LSA KNIGHT) 190th Trans Bn (LSA ARMSTRONG) 171st MCT (Poti/Batumi split) 746th CSSB (LSA ARCHER) 194th CSSB (LSA ARMSTRONG) 259TH MCT (LSA ARCHER) 406th CSSB (LSA LEGION) 266th MCT (APOD BAKU) 383rd MCT (LSA LEGION) 384th MCT (LSA ARMSTRONG) 573rd MCT (TSA ALEXANDRIA)

TASK ORGANIZATION FOR SUSTAINMENT
4th Sustainment Brigade (Central Support Region) 4th SUST BDE (Yevlahk/LSA Armstrong) HHC, 4th SB (Yevlahk) 4th STB (LSA ARMSTRONG) 406th CSSB (LSA LEGION) 62nd QM Co 520th Maint Co Plt, 196th Trans Co (PLS) Plt, 163rd Ord Co Plt, 54th QM Co MACP 263rd QM Co (Field Services) 751st QM Co (PSC) 414th Trans Co (POL 5K) 454th Trans Co 541st Trans Co 146th Trans Co (POL 5K) 190th Trans Bn (LSA ARMSTRONG) 728th CSSB (LSA KNIGHT) 194th CSSB (LSA ARMSTRONG) 1030th Trans Bn (LSA ARMSTRONG) 96th Trans Co (HET) 2nd Trans Co 196th Trans Co (-) (PLS) 208th Trans Co 991st Trans Co 370th Trans Co 112th Finance Det (LSA LEGION) 224th Finance Co (-) (FMSU) 322nd Maint Co 21st Trans Co (-) (ICTC) 147th Finance Det (APOD BAKU) 205th Signal Co 177th Finance Det (LSA ARMSTRONG) 24th QM Co (Composite) 53rd Ord Co (EOD) 217th Finance Det (LSA ARCHER) 302nd QM Co (FS) 811th Ord Co (-) 22nd Pers Co (-) (HR) 230th Finance Det (LSA KNIGHT) 894th QM Co (PSC) 132nd QM Co Water Pur/Dist 258th Pers Co (-) (HR) Plt, 258th Pers Co (HR) (LSA LEGION) x2 Plt, 196th Trans Co (PLS) 735th QM Co Field Services 510th Pers Co (HR) (LSA KNIGHT) Plt, 258th Pers Co (Postal) LEGION Plt, 811th Ord Co 574th QM Co 316th AG Det (MMT) DET, 54th QM Co MACP 883rd QM Co (PSC) 13th CSSB (APOD Baku) 536th Maint Co 497th CSSB (Agsu/LSA Warrior) Plt, 54th QM Co Mortuary Affairs 746th CSSB (Shirvan/LSA Archer) EASTERN SUPPORT REGION

ATROPIAN LAYDOWN

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) 2. MISSION

21ST TSC MISSION On order, 21st TSC deploys elements forward in support of the CJTF-C in the CAUCASUS AOR and assumes responsibility as the single theater sustainment Mission Command from 3rd ESC on or about C st TSC(FWD) will assume RSOI oversight and provide operational sustainment and distribution IOT provide CJTF-C freedom of action to maintain ATROPIA’S sovereignty and restore regional security and stability.

21ST TSC COMMANDER’S INTENT
The purpose of this operation is to provide forces to deter an attack against ATROPIA and, if deterrence fails, to defeat threat military forces in order for the CJTF-C to secure and stabilize the CAUCASUS region. Once in theater, 21st TSC will provide continuous sustainment support to CJFLCC forces for the duration of the operation. This will be accomplished by ensuring rapid theater opening, timely and efficient RSOI and establishing a flexible sustainment distribution network that will allow CJTF-C to extend its operational reach and prolong force endurance. We will anticipate requirements and forward position critical commodities to the maximum extent allowable by the tactical situation. Distribution must be timely and given the canalized nature of the terrain, include redundancy of distribution methods to maintain flexibility and durability. I want to maximize contracting and HN support throughout all phases. 21st TSC will provide the highest quality mission command and sustainment support that is full synchronized with CJTF-C forces. Purpose: Ensure the territorial integrity of Atropia to support regional stability and secure US national Interests in the Caucasus region. In the event of incursion, I want to deny the Donovian OSC-S possession/use of the key LOC node at SWABROT, which essentially defeats the purpose of a Donovian incursion. 3.a.1. (U) Key Tasks. 3.a.1.a. (U) Deter Donovian conquest of the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki. 3.a.1.b. (U) Defeat Donovian attacks into the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki north of PL JANE. 3.a.1.c. (U) Seize the International Border between Donovia and the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki. 3.a.1.d. (U) Control the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki, and the Donovian Province of Gilan (through to PL TRACY). 3.a.1.e. (U) Stabilize the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki.. 3.a.2. (U) Endstate. Donovian Forces remain or return north of the Internationally Recognized Border (IRB) without the means or will to encroach on Atropian sovereign territory; the Government of the Republic of Atropia (GoRA) retains stable control of her sovereign territory; US National Interests in the Caucasus region remain secured; the 52d ID stands prepared to continue operations or redeploy as required.

21ST TSC COMMANDER’S END STATE & KEY TASKS
(a) (U) Provide C2 mission command for all sustainment forces in the JTF. (b) (U) Align LSAs with Divisional sectors (control measures) and clearly identify support relationships. (c) (U) Establish stockage levels of Class III(B) fuel and Class IV identified in this order at TSA ALEXANDRIA NLT C+120 as per EUCOM J4 directives. (d) (U) Conduct Operational Sustainment for the CJFLCC. (e) (U) Oversee successful, timely execution of RSOI. (f) (U) BPT provide initial support, to include Class I, Class III(B) (bottled and potable water), Class IV, and field services for displaced personnel in the either of the four engagement areas. (2) End-state: CJTF Commander has the sustainment support required to enable freedom of action, operational reach and prolonged endurance to achieve his operational objectives and priorities of effort. Purpose: Ensure the territorial integrity of Atropia to support regional stability and secure US national Interests in the Caucasus region. In the event of incursion, I want to deny the Donovian OSC-S possession/use of the key LOC node at SWABROT, which essentially defeats the purpose of a Donovian incursion. 3.a.1. (U) Key Tasks. 3.a.1.a. (U) Deter Donovian conquest of the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki. 3.a.1.b. (U) Defeat Donovian attacks into the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki north of PL JANE. 3.a.1.c. (U) Seize the International Border between Donovia and the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki. 3.a.1.d. (U) Control the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki, and the Donovian Province of Gilan (through to PL TRACY). 3.a.1.e. (U) Stabilize the Atropia Provinces of Vetlia, Erdabil, and Sirvaki.. 3.a.2. (U) Endstate. Donovian Forces remain or return north of the Internationally Recognized Border (IRB) without the means or will to encroach on Atropian sovereign territory; the Government of the Republic of Atropia (GoRA) retains stable control of her sovereign territory; US National Interests in the Caucasus region remain secured; the 52d ID stands prepared to continue operations or redeploy as required.

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) 3. EXECUTION

Phase II (Deter-Defense) &
Phase IIIA (Offense) Dominate/Counterattack to Kur River LSA KNIGHT LSA ARMSTRONG APOD BAKU LSA LEGION 1 US 110 MEB VIII CORPS 138 US 218 MEB VIII CORPS LSA ARCHER AO MCVIE US 173 1ID US 2/2 SCR 35 ID X US 65 35 ID TAA LONGSTREET UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO/FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY

++ 3d ESC Laydown (Phase III) 12th AD (UK/Can) 4th ID 1st ID 35th ID
US 3 21 TSC ++ ESC 3d ESC Laydown (Phase III) DONOVIA US 16 3 ESC X SUST Tbilisi, Gorgas APOD TBILISI US 21 TSC (Fwd) ++ xxxxx SUST Rustavi, Gorgas TSA ALEXANDRIA CSS US 728 1 SB GORGAS X SUST US 1 3 ESC 4 ID XX 12 UK 35 ID 1 ID ATROPIA Tbilisi, Gorgas APOD TBILISI 12th AD (UK/Can) 4th ID CSS US 13 1 SB CSS US 406 4 SB Goygol, Atropia LSA KNIGHT CSS US 394 16 SB Turan, Atropia LSA LEGION Yevlahk, Atropia LSA ARMSTRONG Poti/Batumi, Gorgas SPODs POTI/BATUMI US 4 3 ESC X SUST CSS US 746 1 SB Baku, Atropia APOD BAKU CSS US 194 4 SB Ujar, Atropia LSA ARCHER 1st ID 35th ID LIMARIA 21 TSC (FWD) Tiblisi APOD 38TMM 3 ESC Tiblisi APOD 38TMM 16 SB TSA Alexandria 38TNM 541 CSSB Tiblisi APOD 38TNM 18 CSSB TSA Alexandria 38TNM 394 CSSB SPOD Poti/Batumi 37TGG 4 SB LSA Armstrong 38TPK 406 CSSB LSA Legion 38TPK 194 CSSB LSA Armstrong 38TPL 1 SB APOD Baku 39TUE 13 CSSB APOD Baku 39TUE 728 CSSB LSA Knight 38TPL 746 CSSB LSA Archer 38TQK ARIANA UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO/FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY

Phase IIIB (Offense) Dominate/Counterattack
Conduct Wet Gap Crossing of Kur River LSA KNIGHT LSA ARMSTRONG LSA LEGION LSA BAKU LSA ARCHER AO MCVIE US 218 MEB VIII CORPS US 2/2 SCR 35 ID US 65 35 ID 1 X TAA LONGSTREET US 110 MEB VIII CORPS US 173 1ID X 138 X OBJ C OBJ D X OBJ B OBJ A UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO/FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY

UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO/FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY
Phase IV Stabilize LSA KNIGHT LSA ARMSTRONG LSA LEGION LSA BAKU LSA ARCHER AO MCVIE US 218 MEB VIII CORPS US 2/2 SCR 35 ID US 65 35 ID 1 X TAA LONGSTREET US 110 MEB VIII CORPS US 173 1ID X 138 X OBJ C OBJ D X OBJ B OBJ A UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO/FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY

. . . . . . . Donovia Gorgas Atropia Limaria Arania
UNCLASSIFIED APPENDIX 1 to ANNEX D (FIRES) TO VII CORPS OPERATIONS ORDER DA-ATR (ATROPIAN Sovereignty) VII Corps Level Assets Donovia Atropian 362 Artillery CMD (1/1/1) I PATRIOT At the Port of Poti I PATRIOT 1xMRL BDE Positioned North GSR to ATP 352 Rimizi 1xSP BDE Positioned South GSR to ATP 344 1xTA BN Positioned North DS to MRL BDE Gorgas 1xTA BN Positioned South DS to SP BDE VII Corps’ FiB (2/1) I PATRIOT FiB HQ positioned with VII Corps HQ Center 1xMLRS BN Positioned GSR to 1 ID* X . XX 1xMLRS BN Positioned GSR to 35 ID* I PATRIOT X . X . 1xSP 155mm BN Positioned South GSR to 35 ID* I PATRIOT II . 2xTA Radar DS to MLRS Bn in North XX 2xTA Radar DS to MLRS Bn in South *Each Battalion has an O/O mission to move north or south depending on threat attack. If an enemy COA 1 (Appendix 1 to Annex B) attack battalions are in position. Risk is accepted in the West. XXX 7 I PATRIOT X . X . I PATRIOT Baku X . XXX TAC XX XX Atropia Atropian 360 Air Defense Brigade Limaria Rapier Battalions positioned to support defense of key airfields and port facilities. I PATRIOT PATRIOT Batteries (8) DEFENDED ASSET LIST NAME 1 VAZIANI AB 2 POTI SPODx2 3 NOVA ALEXYEVSKA AB 4 BAKU-BINA AFLD 5 ALAT/PIRSAAT OILFIELDS 6 RIMIZI AB 7 KIROVABAD AB Arania UNCLASSFIED

21st TSC CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS
Phase I: (Deter – Force Build-Up) Phase II: (Seize the Initiative – Defense) Phase III: (Dominate - Offense – Decisive Operation) Phase IV: (Stabilize – Establish Security/Restore Essential Services)

++ 3d ESC Laydown (Phase III) 12th AD (UK/Can) 4th ID 1st ID 35th ID
US 3 21 TSC ++ ESC 3d ESC Laydown (Phase III) DONOVIA US 16 3 ESC X SUST Tbilisi, Gorgas APOD TBILISI US 21 TSC (Fwd) ++ xxxxx SUST Rustavi, Gorgas TSA ALEXANDRIA CSS US 728 1 SB GORGAS X SUST US 1 3 ESC 4 ID XX 12 UK 35 ID 1 ID ATROPIA Tbilisi, Gorgas APOD TBILISI 12th AD (UK/Can) 4th ID CSS US 13 1 SB CSS US 406 4 SB Goygol, Atropia LSA KNIGHT CSS US 394 16 SB Turan, Atropia LSA LEGION Yevlahk, Atropia LSA ARMSTRONG Poti/Batumi, Gorgas SPODs POTI/BATUMI US 4 3 ESC X SUST CSS US 746 1 SB Baku, Atropia APOD BAKU CSS US 194 4 SB Ujar, Atropia LSA ARCHER 1st ID 35th ID LIMARIA 21 TSC (FWD) Tiblisi APOD 38TMM 3 ESC Tiblisi APOD 38TMM 16 SB TSA Alexandria 38TNM 541 CSSB Tiblisi APOD 38TNM 18 CSSB TSA Alexandria 38TNM 394 CSSB SPOD Poti/Batumi 37TGG 4 SB LSA Armstrong 38TPK 406 CSSB LSA Legion 38TPK 194 CSSB LSA Armstrong 38TPL 1 SB APOD Baku 39TUE 13 CSSB APOD Baku 39TUE 728 CSSB LSA Knight 38TPL 746 CSSB LSA Archer 38TQK ARIANA UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO/FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY

SCHEME OF SUSTAINMENT SUPPORT PHASE III
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) SCHEME OF SUSTAINMENT SUPPORT PHASE III (Dominate - Offense – Decisive Operation) Begins when Threat States’ attack has been defeated and Corps forces are prepared to attack. (Estimated as C+130). This phase begins with DONOVIAN attacks culminated north and west of PL RED, Limarian attacks culminated west of PL GOLD, and ARIANAN attacks culminated south of PL WHITE with the threat state aggregate force strength at 66% and the posturing sustainment support for VII Corps transitioning to offensive operations. This phase ends with threat state forces withdrawn from ATROPIA’S pre-conflict boundaries and VII Corps securing the international boundaries. Decisive to this phase is Atropian Forces along with VII Corps have re-established area defensive positions along the international boundaries.

SCHEME OF SUSTAINMENT SUPPORT PHASE IV
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) SCHEME OF SUSTAINMENT SUPPORT PHASE IV (Stabilize – Establish Security/Restore Essential Services) Intent: This phase begins with threat state forces withdrawn from ATROPIA’S pre-conflict boundaries, and VII Corps securing the international boundaries and transitioning to advise and assist operations with Atropian Security Forces. This phase ends with VII Corps and its subordinate elements commencing redeployment to their bases of origin. Decisive to this phase is continued sustainment support to VII Corps during retrograde operations.

TASKS TO SUBORDINATE UNITS
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) TASKS TO SUBORDINATE UNITS 3D ESC 1. Execute single sustainment mission command in theater until 21st TSC(F) arrives on or about C+45. 2. O/O assume operational control of and execute single mission command of assigned units. 3. Provide continuing, timely, and flexible sustainment support to VII Corps/CJTF-C units. 4. Conduct Theater Opening operations vic SPODs POTI and BATUMI. Conduct JLOTS operations vic Bobokvati/Kobuleti Beach. Conduct RSOI through APODs BATUMI and TBILISI and support RSOI at SPODs BATUMI and POTI. 5. Establish TSA and LSAs vic locations identified in this order. Position one sustainment brigade to support operations in GORGAS and one sustainment brigade to best support potential combat operations in ATROPIA. Consideration will be given to minimizing overlap of CSSB support areas by aligning CSSBs to division AOs. 6. Ensure commodity stockage levels identified in this order are achieved NLT C+120. 7. Be prepared to assist in humanitarian relief operations ICW Department of State (DOS) representatives and Contingency Contracting Battalion as directed by CJTF-C. 8. O/O establish rotary and fixed wing air ring routes in conjunction with 49th MCB and the CJTF-C C3 Air cell. 9. O/O begin planning effort to conduct retrograde/redeployment operations.

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) TASKS TO SUBORDINATE UNITS 1ST HRC Establish HRSC vic ISB CONSTANTA. Provide technical guidance to HR companies as required. Conduct oversight of all theater casualty reporting. 266TH FMC Establish FMSC vic ISB CONSTANTA. Provide technical coordination of all theater financial operations. Coordinate and establish host nation (HN) banking requirements.

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) TASKS TO SUBORDINATE UNITS 408TH Contracting Support Brigade 1. Provide theater support contracting as required. 2. Provide operational support contract planning as required. 3. Plan for Humanitarian Assistance/Displaced Civilian support.

COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS C-Day is: 24 November 2016 W-Day is: 22 December 2016 D-Day is: 10 April 16 unless otherwise directed.

FRIENDLY FORCE INFORMATION
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) FRIENDLY FORCE INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS (FFIR) 1. (U) Any use of WMD by threat forces. 2. (U) Any class of supply in Red or Black status (class, location, detailed status, time to replenish). 3. (U) Any battalion or above sized unit is below 65% combat power. 4. (U) Any deploying unit that is scheduled to miss arrival date by more than 24 hours. 5. (U) Any closure of a port for more than 6 hours. 6. (U) Any degradation of aerial throughput capacity at APOD TBILISI or APOD BAKU. 7. (U) Disruptions along MSRs or rail lines of greater than 8 hours or any change in status of an MSR. 8. (U) Inability to reach stockage levels of Classes III(B) or V to support VII Corps offensive operations by C+120. 9. (U) Possible violations of Rules of Engagement. 10. (U) Any accident involving a 21st TSC Soldier and local national (LN) resulting in injury to LN.

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) 4. Service Support

AREA SUPPORT RELATIONSHIPS
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) AREA SUPPORT RELATIONSHIPS Subordinate commands will inform this headquarters of locations of major sustainment installations and area responsibilities when determined. Subordinate commands further will inform this headquarters of any displacements or relocations of previously positioned units: Theater Support Area (TSA) ALEXANDRIA will be located vic RUSTAVI, GORGAS. (2) 16th SUS BDE will support all operations in GORGAS from TSA ALEXANDRIA. (3) 4th SUS BDE will support all operations in ATROPIA from LSA ARMSTRONG vic YEVLAHK. CSSB areas of support should be aligned with division AORs to the maximum extent feasible. (4). 12th UK Division requires Class III(B) support from 4th SB. All other logistics requirements will be resourced internally by the UK. The 916th SB establishes LSA LEGION vic. Chelisi (11S NU 2166) in direct support of 52d ID and Coalition forces. The 523d CSSB provides long haul throughput from Intermediate Staging Base ALEXANDRIA in the Republic of Gorgas (ROG) to LSAs HOPLITE and LEGION. The 87th CSSB establishes in LSA LEGION and Distributes multi-class supply to 521 CSSB & 522 CSSB; GS sustain 52 ID Div troops. The 522d CSSB establishes LSA HOPLITE and provides direct support to 1-52d ABCT and 85th SBCT and area support to Coalition aviation operations in 85th SBCT’s AO. The 521st CSSB operates out of LSA LEGION and provides direct support to781st IBCT and 2-52d ABCT. The 652d ASB establishes a BSA vic. LSA LEGION in order to support Division aviation operations.

CLASS I SUPPORT 1. Class I resupply for units in the JTF-C AO will be provided by DLA for all phases. BCTs & EABs are responsible for coordinating with the SUS BDE SPO for quantity, time, and location of CL I resupply. 2. Initial Arrival. Force Provider or Contingency Contractor will provide meals at SPOD/APOD for all arriving personnel. SUS BDEs will provide 1 DOS to individuals for consumption during onward movement. 3. Theater Stock. The SUS BDE will maintain three (3) DOS of CL I in all LSAs, SPODs, and APODs. Seven (7) DOS will be maintained at TSA ALEXANDRIA. Theater stocks will be managed by the SUS BDE from Phase I to the completion of Phase III. When Phase IV is initiated, management will transition to DLA until mission complete. 4. Forward stocks. BSBs will maintain three (3) DOS for BCTs. FSCs will maintain two (2) DOS. Each Soldier will have on-hand one (1) DOS rations. 5. Ration Cycle. For units in GORGAS, ration cycle is U-M-U for all phases. For units in ATROPIA, ration cycle for Phases I and II of the operation is U-M-U. Units which are involved in the offensive in Phase III will maintain an M-M-M ration cycle until otherwise directed. The issue cycle is for all replenishment and each replenishment will be 2 DOS. 6. EPW & IDP Support. Three (3) DOS of HDR rations will be kept on hand at all LSAs. 7. Ice. Normal ice and limited dry ice are available at all LSAs. Ice will be provided during issue days containing H&S rations. Ice allocation is 2 lbs. per Soldier per day. 8. Water. Host Nation water systems are potable and have been tested and deemed suitable for consumption. During Phase III, bottled water will be the primary source of water for engaged units. Re-supply at the objectives is initially bottled water to replenish loads and for subsistence until Support Battalion water points are operational. Location of water points are TBD. Units will report locations and coordinate water testing IAW SOP. 9. Warehouse. Containers, reefers and temperature-controlled tents will be provided by DLA for CL I warehouses at all LSAs.

CLASS II SUPPORT 1.Units will deploy with two JSLISTs per Solider. Units may requisition additional JLISTs as needed. 1x DOS for a Division element of JLIST and CBRN equipment will be maintained at TSA ALEXANDRIA for emergency resupply. 2. TA-50 issues restricted to emergency requirements. Units will request and conduct direct exchanges (DX) of Organization Clothing and Individual Equipment (OCIE/TA-50) through appropriate support battalions using standard supply procedures. 3. Requisition classified maps through S2/G2 channels. 4. All units will maintain limited stocks of critical life support items for DX or emergency issue IAW CTA to meet safety, health, and welfare requirements. Priority of support to main effort, supporting effort, reserves then support units. Once committed, combat units in contact take first priority. 5. DLA will provide CL II support for the Theater. GSA will provide additional CL II procurement support. GSA and DLA representatives will be located with 3rd ESC Headquarters at APOD TBILISI. All CL II requisitions and replenishment will be made through PBUSE, SARSS and SAMS-E and GCSS-A.

CLASS III FUEL (BULK AND PACKAGE)
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) CLASS III FUEL (BULK AND PACKAGE) Class III(B): DLA Energy delivers theater bulk fuel to SPOD POTI . Bulk fuel requirements for each division AO will move via rail or truck from TSA ALEXANDRIA to bulk fuel facilities established at LSA ARMSTRONG and each of the LSAs throughout the AO. Fuel at Convoy Support Centers (CSC) will be drawn from refuelers. Combat Sustainment Support Brigades (CSSBs) at each LSA will ensure delivery of fuel to supported units. 1. Priority of Support. Priority of support from Phase I to completion of Phase III is 35th ID, 1st ID, 4th ID,12th AD(UK)/1st Mech Bde(Can), or the division in contact with enemy forces as directed by CJFLCC. 2. Stockage levels. The theater Stockage Objective (SO) for CL III(B) is 30 DOS. TSA ALEXANDRIA will maintain 10 DOS. LSA ARMSTRONG will maintain 2 DOS for the Atropian AOR. All remaining LSAs will maintain 4 DOS. For DOS amounts in US gallons (USG) see ANNEX I (CONCEPT OF SUSTAINMENT). 3. Host Nation Petroleum Distribution. Host Nation Support for petroleum distribution in GORGAS will be available during all phases. Host Nation Support in ATROPIA will be available during all phases but expect limited availability during Phases I through III. a. All fuel delivery forward of the LSAs will be by military transport only. b. All requests for host nation petroleum distribution support will be coordinated through the ESC Bulk Fuel Officer. 4. Consumption Reporting. Each SUS BDE will provide daily fuel reporting requirements to supported units. SUS BDEs will submit any changes to requirements to this headquarters NLT 1600 daily if modification is made. 5. MOGAS. SUS BDEs are authorized for local purchase until phase IV. For Phase IV, units will provide MOGAS requirements to the ESC SPO NLT day five after phase commencement. POC for this action is MAJ Jim Bob, 21st TSC Petroleum Officer, DSN , or 6. CLIII (B) Storage Locations. See. ANNEX F (CONCEPT OF SUSTAINMENT). Class III(P): 1. 10 DOS of Class III(P) will be maintained for issue at each LSA. Used Class III(P) will be stored in appropriate containers and transported by the unit to LSAs for storage and disposal. 2. CL III(P) will be requisitioned and replenished through SAMS-E

CLASS IV CONSTRUCTION & FORTIFICATION MATERIEL
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) CLASS IV CONSTRUCTION & FORTIFICATION MATERIEL Mission Configured Loads (MCL) for Class IV will be configured and pushed to LSAs from TSA ALEXANDRIA. CSSBs will push MCLs to Class IV forward distribution points after coordination with BSBs. 2. Priority of CL IV barrier and construction support during Phases II and III is the 35th DIV then 70th DIV. 3. Units will identify their MCL requirements as early as possible but NLT C+10. 4. Units will maximize the use of internal assets to distribute MCL materials from designated CL IV forward supply points. 5. The following MCL materials are recoverable: lumber, concertina, and pickets.

CLASS V MUNITIONS SUPPORT
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) CLASS V MUNITIONS SUPPORT 1. Class V commodities will arrive on C+20 on APS3 shipping at SPOD POTI. It will be transshipped by rail augmented by line haul truck transport to the ASPs at TSA ALEXANDRIA and LSA ARMSTRONG for stocking and further distribution. LSAs in ATROPIA will be sustained from LSA ARMSTRONG: (a) 40 DOS will be maintained in theater. (b) After off-loading from APS3 shipping, 70% of CLASS V cargo will be transported to the ASP at TSA ALEXANDRIA. 30% will be transported to the ASP at LSA ARMSTRONG. (c) After C+30 theater resupply will be primarily via scheduled sealift augmented by airlift when required. (d) By C+120, TSA ALEXANDRIA will maintain 10 DOS and LSA ARMSTRONG will maintain 5 DOS in their ASP. ASPs at LSAs LEGION, WARRIOR, KNIGHT, and ARCHER will maintain 3 DOS once ASPs are operational.(e) All units will arrive with their authorized combat load (ACL). (f) Class V Controlled Supply Rate (CSR) for CJFLCC pacing items. See Annex F, Appendix 1, Tab A (CONCEPT OF SUS).

CLASS VI PERSONAL DEMAND ITEMS SUPPORT
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) CLASS VI PERSONAL DEMAND ITEMS SUPPORT 1. AAFES support will be available during all phases. See Annex F (CONCEPT OF SUS). 2. Personnel will deploy with 30 DOS personal items. 3. Alcohol consumption is not authorized in the AO

CLASS VII MAJOR END ITEMS SUPPORT
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) CLASS VII MAJOR END ITEMS SUPPORT Class VII Major End Items. Army Materiel Command (AMC) will coordinate for delivery of Class VII to all LSAs. Unit distribution of major items will be to all LSAs from TSA ALEXANDRIA and LSA ARMSTRONG. Quartermaster Support Companies at each LSA will provide area support to assigned Brigade Support Areas (BSA). AFSB will provide support to all Sustainment Brigades. (a) Priority of Class VII during Phases II and III goes to combat units in contact and units that are designated as the main effort for the follow on mission. (b) AFSB will establish CL VII retrograde and replacement staging area at TSA ALEXANDRIA and LSA ARMSTRONG NLT C+30. (c) Units will retrograde non repairable Class VII to their respective LSA for further retrograde to TSA ALEXANDRIA. All combat systems will be retrograded by military assets. (d) All major end item losses during combat operations will be reported to the ESC via the SUS BDE within 24 hours of loss. (e) All secure communications systems will be removed from all retrograde equipment identified as a loss prior to recovery from LSA. (f) COMCFLCC retains approval authority for release and/or issuance of the following Class VII items:

CLASS VIII MEDICAL SUPPORT
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) CLASS VIII MEDICAL SUPPORT The Theater Lead Agent for Medical Materiel (TLAMM) for CLVIII supplies and equipment is the US Army Medical Materiel Command-Europe (USAMMC-E) located at PIRMASENS, GE. The Joint Blood Program Office (JBPO) located at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (LRMC), LANDSTUHL, GE, provides managerial and technical oversight for all theater military blood activities. The Single Integrated Medical Logistics Manager (SIMLM) for CLVIII supplies, equipment, and blood distribution is the Multi-functional Medical Battalion (MMB) located VIC TBILISI. The Medical Logistics Company (MLC) located at TSA ALEXANDRIA manages the CLVIII SSA and establishes Forward Distribution Teams (FDT) at SPOD POTI, all LSAs, APOD BAKU. The MLC coordinates for transportation of supplies via air or ground; FDTs confirm the delivery of CLVIII supplies, equipment, and blood. FDTs further coordinate with customers for delivery or pick-up.

CLASS IX SUPPORT SUS BDEs determine prioritization of components. QM companies within CSSBs maintain daily stockage and provide unit distribution of Class IX to BSBs. (a) Critical shortages exist for the following repair items: (FUPP, M1A2 -- one per BCT, Engine, M two per BCT; Transmission, M three per BCT; Engine, FMTV – theater shortage (4 in Division); Engine, M900 series -- theater shortage (10 in Division); Transmission (ODS), M2/M3 -- theater shortage (4 in Division); Final drive, M four per Division, three per FA Bde, one per BCT; Track pads, M1—theater shortage (250 in Division); Tires, M1070 Tractor—theater shortage (4 in Division);Tires, M1000 Trailer—theater shortage (7 in Division). (b) BSBs will report Class IX SSA locations and RIC codes when established. (c) Supporting units will deploy with 100% of their ASL. (d) Normal re-supply begins at D-2 days (DTG, TBD). Delivery to SSAs is IAW SOP. (e) Unserviceable end items and major assemblies requiring back-haul will be reported to the SUS BDE SPO.

CLASS X SUPPORT AND OTHER EFFORTS
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) CLASS X SUPPORT AND OTHER EFFORTS 1. Food Preparation. All food will be prepared by units or LOGCAP contractors. 2. Aerial Delivery. One aerial delivery platoon will be positioned at TSA ALEXANDRIA and can support up to 50 short tons per day. Aerial delivery support will be requested through 3rd ESC SPO. 3. Container Operations. ESC Mobility Section is the Country Container Authority and will establish, monitor, and manage the theater container management program. All containers in theater are government owned. 4. Movement Control Responsibility. The Movement Control Battalion will provide theater movement control and management of all theater movement. 5. Operational Contract Support. See Annex A (TASK ORGANIZATION) and Annex F, Tab G to Appendix 1. Operational contracting support will be administered by the Contingency Contracting Battalion vic LSA LEGION. Contingency Contracting Teams (CCT) in each division AO will assist commanders in contract development and execution. 6. Mortuary Affairs. See Annex F, Tab H to Appendix 1. Mortuary Affairs operations will entail the dignified collection and transfer of remains from maneuver Forward Collection Points (FCP) to LSA based Mortuary Affairs Collection Points (MACP) and back to the Theater Mortuary Evacuation Point (TMEP) for evacuation to CONUS. Commanders at all levels must be aware of the requirement for rapid processing and transport of remains. Time from arrival at FCP to delivery at DOVER AFB CONUS is 72 hours. 7. Labor. Units requiring labor contracts are limited to local vendor and host nation support through Phase III. Labor will transition to Contingency Contracted Labor in Phase IV. See Annex F, Appendix 1, Tab A (CONCEPT OF SUSTAINMENT) and Annex P (HOST-NATION SUPPORT) as required.

CLASS X SUPPORT AND OTHER EFFORTS
21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) CLASS X SUPPORT AND OTHER EFFORTS 8. Personnel. (Human Resources Support): (a) Theater Gateway Personnel Accountability Team (TGPAT). TGPAT Centers will be established at APOD TBILISI, APOD BATUMI and APOD BAKU. They will conduct personnel accountability, integrate DTS /Finance Data, and coordinate onward movement from APOD TBILISI and BATUMI to TSA ALEXANDRIA, or from APOD BAKU to LSA ARMSTRONG as appropriate to begin integration. They will also coordinate H/R support for transient personnel at both APODs. (b) Military Mail Terminal Team (MMT). MMTs will be located at APOD TBILISI to control mail movement in GORGAS and push mail to LSA ARMSTRONG. The MMT at LSA ARMSTRONG will control mail movement in ATROPIA and push mail to postal platoons at each LSA. (c) Financial Management. The Financial Management Support Center (FMSC) located vic APOD TBILISI will execute oversight of financial operations in the CJFLCC AO through Financial Management Companies located at TSA ALEXANDRIA and LSA ARMSTRONG. The FMSC will also provide central currency support including providing US currency, foreign currencies, and US Treasury checks. Finance Companies will provide technical oversight of all finance operations in their AOs. (d) Legal Support. To be published. (e) Religious Support. Unit Ministry Teams at each level will provide religious sustainment support to all personnel deployed in the theater AO. Each CJTF Chaplain will ensure that the three main functions of religious support (nurturing the living, caring for the wounded, and honoring the dead) are effectively exercised. (f) Foreign Nation and Host-Nation Support. See Annex P (HOST NATION SUPPORT). (g) Medical Facilities in Theater. See Annex F (CONCEPT OF SUSTAINMENT).

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) COMMAND AND SIGNAL

Phase I - IV Location of Commander. 16 Nov 16, 21st TSC (FWD) Headquarters located at ISB CONSTANTA, Romania. On or about 8 Jan 16, 21st TSC Headquarters displaces to SPOD POTI, Republic of Gorgas. Succession of Command. Deputy CG, 21st TSC CG, 3rd ESC CoS, 21st TSC.

SIGNAL KEY POINTS OF CONTACT 21ST TSC(FWD) Chief of Plans, LTC Ortiz, DSN: XXX-XXXX, (2) 21ST TSC(FWD) G3, MAJ HOLT: XXX-XXXX, (3) 21ST TSC(FWD) DMC, LTC Pedroia, DSN: XXX-XXXX,

21ST OPORD (SUSTAINED FURY) Questions

INTELLIGENCE SYNCHRONIZATION PLAN
INTELLIGENCE SYNCHRONIZATION PLAN * EAE SENSORS FUNCTION FOR 20 MINUTES PER SESSION AND EAI SENSORS FOR 30 MINUTES PER SESSION U2 ASARS & SYERS WILL NOT BE FLOWN SIMULTANEOUSLY UNCLASSIFIED / FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Appendix 2 (Intelligence Synchronization Plan) to Annex B (Intelligence) to OPORD ATROPIAN SOVEREIGNTY – VII CORPS B-II-1 EAC Corps COMINT ELINT IMINT U2 C RC-135 C EAE * U2 E RC135 E EAI * U2 ASARS JSTARS ARL C ARL I EO IR U2 SYERS PREDATOR OR ARL M GUARDRAIL HUNTER RQ-4

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