Troop Leading Procedures (TLPs)

What are the eight steps of the Troop Leading Procedures (TLPs)?

• Plan, Prepare, Execute, Assess, Review, Revise, Implement, Monitor

• Receive the Mission, Issue a Warning Order, Make a Tentative Plan, Initiate Movement, Conduct Reconnaissance, Complete the Plan, Issue the Order, Supervise and Refine

• Identify, Plan, Execute, Monitor, Assess, Review, Revise, Implement

• Prepare, Plan, Execute, Monitor, Assess, Review, Revise, Implement

How do the elements of METT-TC, OAKOC, and ASCOPE apply to the TLPs?

• They provide a framework for decision-making and planning.

• They are used to assess the enemy's capabilities.

• They are used to determine the logistics of a mission.

• They are used to evaluate the success of a mission.

What is the "One-Third, Two-Thirds Rule" in the context of TLPs?

• One-third of the time is spent planning, and two-thirds of the time is spent executing.

• One-third of the resources are allocated to planning, and two-thirds to execution.

• One-third of the time is allocated to the leader's planning, and two-thirds to subordinate's planning and preparation.

• One-third of the personnel are involved in planning, and two-thirds in execution.

What is the first step in the Troop Leading Procedures?

• Issue a Warning Order

• Receive the Mission

• Make a Tentative Plan

• Conduct Reconnaissance

Which step involves creating an initial strategy in the Troop Leading Procedures?

• Complete the Plan

• Issue the Operations Order

• Make a Tentative Plan

• Supervise and Refine

What is the final step in the Troop Leading Procedures?

• Conduct Reconnaissance

• Supervise and Refine

• Complete the Plan

• Initiate Troop Movement

Which step comes immediately after "Initiate Troop Movement" in the Troop Leading Procedures?

• Conduct Reconnaissance

• Issue a Warning Order

• Complete the Plan

• Issue the Operations Order

In the Troop Leading Procedures, what step involves gathering information about the mission area?

• Issue a Warning Order

• Conduct Reconnaissance

• Supervise and Refine

• Complete the Plan

What does the acronym METT-TC stand for in Troop Leading Procedures?

• Mission, Enemy, Terrain and Weather, Troops and Support Available, Time Available, Civil Considerations

• Mission, Equipment, Terrain and Weather, Troops and Support Available, Time Available, Civil Considerations

• Mission, Enemy, Terrain and Weather, Troops and Support Available, Time Available, Civil Coordination

• Mission, Enemy, Terrain and Weather, Troops and Support Available, Time Available, Civil Communication

What does the acronym OAKOC stand for in the context of analyzing the effects of terrain and weather?

• Observation and Fields of Fire, Avenues of Approach, Key and Decisive Terrain, Obstacles, Cover and Concealment

• Observation and Fields of Fire, Avenues of Approach, Key and Decisive Terrain, Obstacles, Communication

• Observation and Fields of Fire, Avenues of Approach, Key and Decisive Terrain, Obstacles, Coordination

• Observation and Fields of Fire, Avenues of Approach, Key and Decisive Terrain, Obstacles, Command