FORCE BRIEFING
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METT-T Dictionary of military and associated terms, acronyms and abbreviations available here. Military to civilian time conversion assistance available here. MISSION Your force's mission is to establish/defend a FOB within the AO, reconnoiter/patrol the AO, seize/secure key points within the AO, and achieve primary objectives as directed by force command.
ENEMY Size – In the area that you are going to be operating in, The enemy is estimated to be 15 to 20 men strong. Activity – According to intel the enemy is establishing/defending a FOB within the AO and reconnoitering/patrolling the AO, seizing/securing key points within the AO. Location – Their position(s) are located in within the AO. Unit – They are suspected to be strictly organized and have special operation forces advisors attached. Equipment – They are suspected to be equipped with various small arms and small amounts of ordinance. Movement – They are expected to remain within the AO. Morale – Their overall morale is considered to be high due to the nature of their mission and the recent attachment of special operation forces advisors. Probable Course of Action – The enemy will probably establish/defend a FOB within the AO, reconnoiter/patrol the AO, attempt to seize/secure key points within the AO, and attempt to block/delay/destroy friendly forces and supplies. NBC Capability – Enemy NBC capability is confirmed to be zero.
TERRAIN AND WEATHER Terrain In the AO, the terrain is generally wooded. It has diverse relief with high and low ground and varying degrees of natural cover and concealment. The AO contains dangerous vegetation such as poison ivy and poison oak. Observation and Fields of Fire – Visibility may be medium to low in most areas of the AO due to vegetation and depending on the time of year. Fields of fire may be limited in many areas of the AO due to deciduous and coniferous forests located in the AO. Cover and Concealment – The deciduous and coniferous forests located in the AO should provide sufficient cover in most areas of the AO. Vegetation in the AO should provide excellent cover in most areas of the AO depending on the time of year. Obstacles – Thick and/or thorny vegetation in some areas of the AO could impede travel. Avenues of Approach – Your force's jump off point will be an area of key terrain. Trails and makeshift roads are present throughout the AO. Key Terrain – The AO features many manmade strategic points including in-ground fighting positions, HQ-type buildings and an 18 building compound centered on a 20 ft. tower. Advantageous higher ground can be located on the northeastern and western boundaries of the AO. Weather The general weather forecast for the operational timeframe is sunny.
TROOPS AND SUPPORT AVAILABLE Friendly Forces – There will be no friendly forces operating in the area. Attachments/Detachments – There will be a special operations forces advisor attached to each squad.
TIME AVAILABLE Operations will be commence on Saturday morning, 0930 hours and conclude on Saturday evening, 2100 hours. See Itinerary and Operational Timeline for more detailed information.
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