FM 3-34.22 - Army Electronic Publications & Forms - U.S. Army

Orders and Annexes
4. SERVICE SUPPORT.
a. Support concept.
� Provide subordinates with the general concept of logistics support.
� Identify, in general, primary and backup (emergency) means of subordinate unit sustainment.
Must address who (platoons and sections), how (area support, unit support, supply point
distribution, and unit distribution), where (FSC/BSB), and what (classes of supply and critical
services).
� Ensure consistency with task organization and command and support relationships.
� Make maximum reference to maneuver or support unit sustainment graphics.
� List the locations of key sustainment nodes as they apply to the concept for logistics support
(FSCs/BSBs, combat and field trains, BSA, ASPs, ATPs) and planned subsequent locations if
they change during the operation.
b. Materiel and services.
(1) Supply.
� List the allocation and CSR for each unit based on missions.
� List basic loads to be maintained by the unit.
� List the method of obtaining supplies if different from the general concept (mission logistics
may be different than unit [scheduled] logistics).
� Address any special arrangements or plans to sustain specific mission needs (Class III, IV,
or V supply push packages to sustain engineer operations).
(2) Transportation.
� List primary, alternate, designated, and contaminated MSRs.
� State allocations of haul assets.
(3) Services. List the location and means of requesting and obtaining each service.
c. HSS. Indicate the primary and backup means of CASEVAC or MEDEVAC, including locations of MTFs
providing support of an area or a unit.
d. Personnel support.
� Identify the method of handling EPWs and the locations of EPW collection points.
� Identify the method of receiving mail, religious services, and graves registration.
e. Civil-military cooperation. Identify engineer supplies, services, or equipment provided by HN or
civilian contractors.
5. COMMAND AND SIGNAL.
a. Command.
� List the location of supported unit and engineer company key leaders and CPs during the operation
and planned movements.
� Designate the logical chain of command.
b. Signal.
� Identify communications peculiarities for the operation not covered in the SOP.
� Identify critical reporting requirements of subordinates if they are not covered in the coordinating
instructions or SOP.
� Designate nets for mission and routine reports.
ACKNOWLEDGE:
(Commander’s signature [optional])
(Commander’s last name)
(Commander’s Rank)
OFFICIAL:
[Authentication]
Figure G-3. Engineer unit OPORD (continued)
11 February 2009 FM 3-34.22 G-9