Platoon OPORD Template 1 Situation Area of Operations (Orient, Box, Trace, Familiarize off of your terrain model) Orient: (Brief N, S, E, W. Big to Small. Bring them into the AO) _____ _____ _____

OPORD Shell – Bay and Field A highly detailed OPORD designed for extensive bay planning and field work. This lamination-ready product has gone through many classes at the SFQC.

How to Use an Army OPORD Shell. The OPORD Shell should be utilized when receiving an order from your leader. Utilizing the open space, examples, and five paragraph format enables you to sync with your higher HQ’s order, but make enough notes to “flip” the order to what your subordinates need to know. Our Shell has blank space for note ...

Our operations order shells were designed with this format, the most current Army doctrine in regards to small unit operations orders and leadership. Example squad OPORD, 1st squad (main effort) seizes objective East to enable company’s movement north on Route 1.

OPORD Shell A highly detailed OPORD designed for extensive bay planning and field work. This lamination-ready product has gone through many classes at the SFQC.

Army Flashcards: Laminated OPORD Brief Shell | Platoon Battle Book | Operations Order Mission Brief Template

This OPORD shell is based off of the US Army’s Infantry School smart card for small unit infantry leaders which covers operations orders at the platoon and squad level. The examples in the OPORD come directly from what is taught to Infantry BOLC students at Fort Benning.

Ideal for Platoon Operations Order (OPORD) briefs. This OPORD shell is the perfect size and fits in your cargo pocket, camel back, assault pack, and ruck. Our OPORD Brief Shell includes a shell for every part of a platoon OPORD.