Integrate Threat Capabilities into Mission Planning Reviews
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&pageText=When planning for a mission, it is important to understand each person’s responsibilities. Look at the following statements related to responsibilities and decide which would be correct and which would not.& &lure1=The S2 course of action analysis will incorporate the intelligence estimate, prepared by the S3, from the brigade operations order.& &lure2=After COA analysis is complete, the battalion commander will decide the battalion course of action.& &lure3=During COA analysis, the S2 and S3 focus on enemy data and courses of action without considering friendly COAs.& &lure4=Course of action analysis includes war-gaming and occurs prior to mission planning.& &negFeedback2=Incorrect. The S2 analyzes the enemy while the S3 analyzes friendly operations. The S2 and S3 will compare information before a friendly course of action is selected.& &negFeedback1=Hint: The S2 analyzes enemy information. Try again.& &posFeedback=Good job, Soldier!
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