Joint Publication (JP) Classes Practice Test

Which items are produced during Crisis Action Planning to implement decisions?

OPORDs and EXORDs OPPLANs CONPLANs Frag Orders

Correct Answer:

OPORDs and EXORDs

Explanation:

During Crisis Action Planning the goal is to turn a decision into actionable orders that can be executed quickly. The two main outputs produced to implement those decisions are an OPORD, which lays out the plan in practical detail—who does what, where, and when—and an EXORD, which authorizes the execution of those actions at the appropriate level. As events unfold, fragmentary orders (FRAGORDs) may be issued to adjust or add tasks, but they modify the plan rather than establish the initial implementation. OPPLANs and CONPLANs, by contrast, are products of deliberate or contingency planning prepared for potential future situations, not the immediate outputs created to implement a specific crisis decision.

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