text: Appendix D
  * Step 13. Go to the next decision point and ensure that the criteria have been met. Repeat step 12.
  (Repeat step 13 for all decision points).
  * Step 14. Key sustainment items need to be briefed, including the plans for casualty evacuation
  (routes, ambulance exchange point locations, refuel on the move, Class IV and V resupply points,
  forward logistics bases, planned locations and effective times, logistics release points,
  displacement times and locations for support areas, and prisoner of war collection points). These
  items should be integrated into the rehearsal at the appropriate times. Summarizing these actions
  at the end of the rehearsal adds to the value of the rehearsal as a coordination tool.
  * Step 15. After the rehearsal is complete, the recorder should restate any changes, coordination or
  clarifications directed by the commander, and estimate the time that a written fragmentary or
  operation order, to codify the changes, will be issued.
  * Step 16. The commander should stress any points needing additional emphasis. The commander
  should consider reiterating the commander's intent (purpose, method, and end state) to remind all
  participants that the goal is to accomplish the mission.