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    1) The MDMP planning process involves 3 steps to make the best use of available time. 2) The first step involves mission analysis and initial evaluations of the environment, enemy, and friendly forces while approaching the zone of action. 3) The second step involves more detailed evaluations of the environment, enemy situation, and friendly forces from specific vantage points in the terrain. 4) The third step summarizes the deductions, evaluates potential enemy and friendly courses of action, and results in a decision that includes an outline concept of operations and commander's intent.

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    1) The MDMP planning process involves 3 steps to make the best use of available time. 2) The first step involves mission analysis and initial evaluations of the environment, enemy, and friendly forces while approaching the zone of action. 3) The second step involves more detailed evaluations of the environment, enemy situation, and friendly forces from specific vantage points in the terrain. 4) The third step summarizes the deductions, evaluates potential enemy and friendly courses of action, and results in a decision that includes an outline concept of operations and commander's intent.

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    3 - Steps - Planning: M D M P

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    1) The MDMP planning process involves 3 steps to make the best use of available time. 2) The first step involves mission analysis and initial evaluations of the environment, enemy, and friendly forces while approaching the zone of action. 3) The second step involves more detailed evaluations of the environment, enemy situation, and friendly forces from specific vantage points in the terrain. 4) The third step summarizes the deductions, evaluates potential enemy and friendly courses of action, and results in a decision that includes an outline concept of operations and commander's intent.

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    PSO Sub-Module C

    3-steps-planning

    MDMP (Military Decision Making Process) 3 - Steps - Planning


    The MDMP with terrain-reconnaissance has to be done in 3 steps, to use the available time best

    1st Step
    Location: BNHQ or during the approach to the Zone of Action
    1. MISSION ANALYSIS Situation of media
    Mission analysis tactically Other facts to be considered
    Mission analysis timewise 3. EVALUATION OF ENEMY
    Immediate actions (e.g. warning order) (Opposing forces) SITUATION
    Freedom of action Enemy (Opposing forces) situation
    essential (critical) task for the mission update
    2. EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENT Enemys (Opposing forces) intent in
    (TERRAIN) general
    Tactically coherent areas 4. EVALUATION OF FRIENDLY FORCES
    (drawn on the map) Own situation update
    Situation, behaviour of the population Availability of own forces

    2nd Step
    Location: Terrain; on each single vantage point ALL the assessments shown below have to be done
    1. EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENT (TERRAIN) 2. EVALUATION OF ENEMY
    Tactically coherent areas SITUATION
    (check your areas drawn on the map in the terrain) Evaluation of Enemys
    Influence of the terrain on enemy (Opposing (Opposing forces) COA
    forces) actions (Courses Of Action)
    Observation
    Weapons - effect 3. EVALUATION OF FRIENDLY
    Opportunities for positions / movements FORCES
    Opportunities for being covered Combat power ratio
    Influence of the terrain on own actions (Compare own and
    Observation enemy forces (Opposing
    Weapons - effect forces) according to their
    Opportunities for positions / movements assets)
    Opportunities for being covered

    3rd Step
    Location: Own HQ or during marching, SUMMARY
    1. EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENT (TERRAIN) 4. COURSES OF ACTION
    Decisive Terrain Sum up all deductions and
    2. EVALUATION OF ENEMY SITUATION results of the DMP and
    Presumed enemy (Opposing forces) combine them to possible COA.
    COA within own AOR 5. DECISION
    3. EVALUATION OF FRIENDLY FORCES The decision as the result of the DMP
    Combat power ratio (Compare own and must include an outline concept of
    enemy forces (Opposing forces)) operations and the Cdrs intent.

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    LTC GELL, MSc, MSD, MBA March 2010

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