An Army Operation Order (OPORD) is a standardized five-paragraph directive used to coordinate mission execution. At the company level, it serves as the bridge between high-level battalion strategy and the tactical execution of platoons and squads. The Five-Paragraph Structure (SMEAC)
ADMINISTRATIVE AND LOGISTICAL ARRANGEMENTS: army company opord example
Locations of Casualty Collection Points (CCP) and Ambulance Exchange Points (AXP). 5. COMMAND AND SIGNAL An Army Operation Order (OPORD) is a standardized
a. Area of Interest: The AO extends 5km north and south of the objective. Key terrain includes HILL 802 and the RIDGE LINE running East to West. We are focused on enemy reinforcements arriving from the East via ROUTE IRON. Key End State : Locations of Casualty Collection
A clear, concise statement of what the unit is to accomplish and why (the 5 Ws: Who, What, When, Where, Why).