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VII
Conclusion
There are no easy solutions to conducting the planning process when time is limited. The process is difficult even under the best of circumstances. However, all staffs must be capable of developing a tactically sound plan when conditions are less than optimal. Different circumstances require the commander and staff to apply different procedures as they conduct the planning process. This newsletter provides techniques and procedures to assist you in accomplishing this task. The techniques and procedures presented have proved useful to some units. There are no earth-shattering ideas that completely restructure the planning process. The MDMP is a sound and proven process; however, it must be modified to be effective when time is limited. Anticipation, organization, and prior preparation are the keys to success in a time-constrained environment. Applying the techniques and procedures presented in this document in an environment which stresses tough, realistic, and performance-oriented training will provide the foundation for success.
Chapter
VI - Home-Station Training
Appendix
A - Example Timelines
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