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  Table 5-5. Planning integrated across warfighting functions (continued)
  Warfighting Function Engineer Planning
  Command and Control: • Coordinate for geospatial information,
  • Execute the operations process. products, and analysis to enhance
  visualization of the OE, achieve situational
  • Integrate the information
  understanding, and enable decision making.
  superiority contributors.
  • Establish and participate on boards, working
  • Conduct information engagement.
  groups, and cells.
  • Conduct CA operations. • Recommend command and support
  • Integrate airspace control. relationships.
  • Execute command programs. • Recommend control measures; priorities,
  standards, and reports.
  • Establish and maintain liaison.
  Protection: • Evaluate base camp and other survivability
  • Coordinate air and missile requirements.
  defense. • Consider facilities hardening.
  • Conduct personnel recovery. • Recommend assets and mitigation resources
  • Conduct detention operations. on the Critical Asset Lists and Defended Asset
  Lists.
  • Conduct risk management.
  • Plan for area damage control.
  • Implement physical security
  procedures. • Investigate environmental impacts.
  • Apply antiterrorism measures. • Conduct EH threat assessment and support.
  • Conduct survivability operations.
  • Provide force health protection.
  • Conduct CBRN operations.
  • Conduct police operations.
  • Conduct populace and resources
  control.
  • Coordinate EOD support.
  Legend:
  CA civil affairs EOD explosive ordnance
  CBRN chemical, biological, disposal
  radiological, and nuclear LOC line of communications
  DSCA defense support of civil OE operational environment
  authorities SCATMINE scatterable mine
  EH explosive hazard
  PLANS AND ORDERS
  The staff prepares the order or plan by turning the selected COA into a clear, concise concept of
  operations with the required supporting information. The concept of operations for the approved COA
  becomes the concept of operations for the plan. The COA sketch becomes the basis for the operation overlay.
  Orders and plans provide information that subordinates need for execution. Mission orders avoid unnecessary
  constraints that inhibit subordinate initiative. The staff assists subordinate unit staffs with planning and
  coordination.
  The engineer staff planner provides input for the appropriate paragraphs in the base plan and the
  annexes and appendixes of the base plan, as found in FM 6-0. In addition to developing input for the
  functionally specific paragraphs, engineer planners must review other sections. Engineers ensure the
  integration of geospatial support in the appropriate sections and annexes. Engineers review the task
  organization to ensure sufficient capability to meet identified requirements. The engineer planner
  recommends the appropriate command or support relationships. Additionally, planners provide input to the
  flow of the engineer force as detailed on the time-phased force and deployment data. Engineers review
  operations sections, annexes, and overlays to ensure the inclusion of obstacle effects or other graphics and