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This document provides user instructions for the Obstacle Planning Simulation (OPS), a PLATO-based video game designed for the U.S. Army Engineer School to train combat engineers in effectively using obstacles in combat scenarios. It details the game mechanics, planning considerations, and the expected outcomes of the simulation, which features a two-phase structure involving planning and observing the results of a simulated battle.

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How to fill out obstacle planning simulation ops

1. Identify the goals and objectives of the obstacle planning simulation.
2. Gather all necessary data regarding the operational environment, including maps and intelligence reports.
3. Define the types of obstacles to be simulated and their expected impacts on operations.
4. Create a detailed scenario that outlines the sequence of events and the roles of participants.
5. Input the scenario details into the simulation software, following its specific guidelines and requirements.
6. Run the initial test simulation to ensure that all parameters are set correctly and functioning as intended.
7. Adjust the simulation parameters based on test results and feedback.
8. Conduct the full simulation exercise with all participants, allowing for real-time adjustments as needed.
9. Debrief with participants post-simulation to discuss outcomes and lessons learned.
10. Document the results and recommendations for future simulations.

Who needs obstacle planning simulation ops?

1. Military planners and strategists who require detailed obstacle analysis.
2. Training personnel responsible for preparing troops for operational scenarios.
3. Defense contractors and simulation software developers for product improvement.
4. Tactical unit leaders needing insights into the implications of obstacles on mission planning.
5. Government agencies involved in homeland security and disaster response scenarios.

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What is obstacle planning simulation ops?

Obstacle Planning Simulation Operations (OPS) refers to the process of assessing and planning for the obstacles in various operational environments, ensuring that simulations can accurately reflect potential real-world challenges.

Who is required to file obstacle planning simulation ops?

Individuals or organizations involved in activities that could potentially affect or be affected by obstacles in operational settings are typically required to file obstacle planning simulation ops.

How to fill out obstacle planning simulation ops?

Filling out obstacle planning simulation ops involves providing detailed information about identified obstacles, potential impacts, and planned mitigation strategies, usually through a standardized form supplied by the relevant authority.

What is the purpose of obstacle planning simulation ops?

The purpose of obstacle planning simulation ops is to facilitate effective operational planning and training by simulating the presence and impact of obstacles, allowing for better preparedness and decision-making.

What information must be reported on obstacle planning simulation ops?

Reporting on obstacle planning simulation ops generally requires details on obstacle types, locations, dimensions, potential hazards, risk assessments, and planned response actions.