WEBA guide for Marine Corps forces to conduct military operations using a systematic and iterative process of problem framing, course of action development, and evaluation. Learn the tenets,...
WEBAug 10, 2020 · Learn how to plan military operations using the Marine Corps Planning Process (MCPP), a methodology that promotes design, intuitive understanding, and decisiveness. This publication covers the steps, tools, and techniques of the MCPP from problem framing to transition.
WEBSep 24, 2018 · Learn how the Marine Corps conducts military operations using the planning process outlined in MCWP 5-1. This publication covers problem framing, design, course of action development, and evaluation criteria.
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WEBMCWP 5-10 is a doctrinal publication that describes the Marine Corps philosophy and methodology of planning for maneuver warfare. It covers the command and control, situational understanding,...
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WEBAug 14, 2024 · Marine Corps Planning Process (MCWP 5-10) The Marine Corps doctrinal philosophy of maneuver warfare describes planning as an essential part of the broader field of command and control. The aim of command and control is to enhance the commander’s ability to make sound and timely decisions.
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WEBMCWP 8-10 is a Marine Corps publication that explains how to plan and integrate information into operations and command activities. It covers the four functions of information (generate,...
WEBThis publication describes the planning process that supports decisionmaking by the commander and conveys his decisions to his subordinates. It explains the tenets of top-down planning,...
WEBThis document explains how to conduct terrain, weather, and other characteristics analysis for military operations. It covers the concepts and methods of combined obstacle overlay (COO) and...
WEBThesis: The current Marine Corps doctrinal publication for planning, MCWP 5-1, advocates a planning process that is primarily focused toward the Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF), but its ineffective for most of the situations faced the at the regimental and battalion levels.
WEBLearn how to apply the Marine Corps Planning Process (MCPP) to frame problems, develop courses of action, and present plans. Download guides covering the six steps of MCPP and related concepts, tools, and criteria.