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Command and Control<br />
2-39. Ideally, the squadron headquarters issues at least three WARNOs to the subordinate troops when<br />
conducting the MDMP. The troop commander should know what is contained in each WARNO, because it<br />
will be the basis for his WARNOs and his TLP. The three WARNOs are issued:<br />
WARNO No. 1: Upon receipt of mission.<br />
WARNO No. 2: Completion of mission analysis.<br />
WARNO No. 3: When the commander approves a COA.<br />
2-40. However, the number of WARNOs is not fixed. Warning orders serve a function in planning similar<br />
to that of FRAGOs during execution. Commanders may issue a WARNO whenever they need to<br />
disseminate additional planning information or initiate necessary preparatory action, such as movement or<br />
reconnaissance.<br />
2-41. The first WARNO (WARNO No. 1) normally contains minimal information. It alerts the troop<br />
commander that a new mission is pending. Warning order No. 1 normally contains the following<br />
information:<br />
The type of operation.<br />
The general location of the operation.<br />
The initial operational time line.<br />
Any movements to initiate.<br />
Any collaborative planning sessions directed by the commander.<br />
<strong>Reconnaissance</strong> and security plan and graphics.<br />
Initial information requirements or CCIR.<br />
2-42. Warning order No. 2 is issued at the end of mission analysis and contains essential information for<br />
planning and directives to initiate movements and reconnaissance if reconnaissance pull is required by the<br />
IBCT. (See Chapter 3, <strong>Reconnaissance</strong> Operations, for discussion of reconnaissance pull and push.)<br />
Typically it includes:<br />
The approved unit mission statement.<br />
The commander’s intent.<br />
Task organization changes.<br />
The unit AO (sketch, overlay, or some other description).<br />
The CCIR and essential elements of friendly information (EEFI).<br />
Risk guidance.<br />
<strong>Reconnaissance</strong> instructions.<br />
<strong>Reconnaissance</strong> planning guidance.<br />
Initial movement instructions.<br />
Security operations.<br />
Military deception guidance.<br />
Mobility, countermobility, and survivability (M/CM/S) guidance.<br />
Specific priorities.<br />
The updated operational time line.<br />
Guidance on collaborative events and rehearsals.<br />
2-43. Warning order No. 3 is issued after COA approval and normally contains:<br />
Mission.<br />
Commander’s intent.<br />
Updated CCIR and EEFI.<br />
<strong>Reconnaissance</strong> pull or reconnaissance push tasks (see Chapter 3).<br />
Concept of operations.<br />
Principal tasks assigned to subordinate units.<br />
Preparation and rehearsal instructions not included in SOPs.<br />
Final time line for the operations.<br />
16 November 2010 ATTP 3-20.97 2-9