text: Operational Formats
  TIME (ARR, DPRT)
  B-21. Enter the time the aircraft arrives or when the first of the flight lands. Enter the aircraft’s departure
  time, or the time the last of the flight clears the ground.
  TYPE LOAD (DELIVERED, EVAC)
  B-22. Enter what type of load the aircraft delivered or evacuated (supplies, equipment, or personnel).
  REMARKS
  B-23. Write in any other pertinent information.
  TROOP-LEADING PROCEDURES
  B-24. From the moment he receives an order to conduct a pathfinder operation, the pathfinder leader
  does his best to use the following troop-leading procedures (TLPs):
  SECTION WARNING ORDER
  B-25. Issue a section warning order, including—
  y Roll call.
  y A brief statement of the enemy and friendly situations.
  y The mission.
  y Chain of command and section structure.
  y Individual uniform and equipment (if not in SOP).
  y Equipment required.
  y Time schedule to complete work priorities (state who must show up, and where and when they
  must show up).
  y Specific instructions and attached personnel.
  y Time hack.
  TENTATIVE PLAN
  B-26. Make a tentative plan of the operation.
  y Study the map.
  y Check the weather.
  y Study the unit SOP.
  y Make a quick estimate of the situation. Will you need extra personnel from the supported unit,
  other equipment or materiel, or additional communications resources?
  y Begin planning.
  MOVEMENT AND COORDINATION
  B-27. Arrange for movement and coordination.
  y Arrange to move unit and inform second in command.
  y Coordinate with ground and aviation units. Cover the ground tactical plan, the landing and
  unloading plan, the air movement plan, and the loading plan. Arrange for any extra people or
  equipment needed from the supported unit.