(a) CLI. Each man will have two MREs and six quarts of water for the operation. (b) CLV. Bravo team leader will draw enough ammunition for each man to carry a basic load IAW the squad SOP. b. Personnel Services Support. Religious services will be held at the 0800 in the chapel. (Example Squad Ammunition SOP) c. Army Health System Support. Alpha team leader, coordinate for one additional CLS bag. 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. a. Command. (1) Location of Commander/Patrol Leader. The patrol leader will be located in the squad bay during phase I (Mission Preparation). Location of patrol leader for all other phases will be briefed in the OPORD. (2) Succession of Command. State the succession of command if not covered in the unit’s SOP. SL, BTL, ATL, RTO. b. Control. (1) Command Posts. The platoon CP is located at GA 166 807, and the company CP is located at GA 196 790. (2) Reports. Pertinent reports will be covered in the OPORD. c. Signal. (1) The battalion will be operating on 37.950 SC/PT, Call sign “Darby 74” (2) Our squad frequency is 77.000 SC/PT, Call sign “Bravo One One” (3) All other signals such as frequencies, call signs, challenges and passwords will be given during the OPORD. *Additional Guidance: 1. Give subordinates additional guidance on tasks to complete for preparation of the OPORD and the mission 2. Give time, place and uniform of the OPORD 3. Give a time hack and ask for questions 2-4. OPERATION ORDER. An operation order (OPORD) is a directive issued by a leader to his subordinates in order to effect the coordinated execution of a specific operation. A five paragraph format (example shown in Figure 2-8) is used to organize the briefing, to ensure completeness, and to help subordinate leaders understand and follow the order. Use a terrain model or sketch along with a map to explain the order. When possible, such as in the defense, give the order while observing the objective. The platoon/ squad leader briefs his OPORD orally off NOTES that follow the five paragraph format. Before the issuance of the OPORD, the leader ensures that the following resources are in place: pencil, pen, paper, RHB, map, protractor. Leader’s monitor subordinates. Then he calls roll and says, "Please hold all questions till the end."