
Military Engineering Advanced Operations and Planning Course (MEAOPC) |
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Aim
MEAOPC is designed to educate and train students on Military Engineering (MILENG) concepts in support of Brigade and Battalion level planning to better prepare them for duty on a staff in a Joint or Combined deployed environment. This course provides MILENG planning considerations regarding the conduct of NATO Military Engineer operations, with a particular focus towards engineer input, staffing, and analysis for: infrastructure assessment, force protection, military search, and C-IED assured mobility.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course students should be able to: - Conduct analysis of a MILENG problem; know where to find relevant information to develop a solution, conduct mission analysis, brief findings, produce a product and conduct COA development based on current MILENG doctrine;
- Understand and explain the roles and responsibilities of a MILENG officer/NCO operating in the NATO Command or Force Structure;
- Be better prepared for a deployment as a staff officer or NCO supporting NATO led multinational Engineer operations and understand NATO MILENG doctrine, concepts and planning procedures;
- Understand and explain MILENG input to Force Protection planning in support of NATO operations;
- Understand and explain MILENG input to Counter IED assured mobility operations and planning in support of NATO operations;
- Understand and explain MILENG input to the Military Search Planning process;
- Understand and explain MILENG input to infrastructure and assessment;
- Understand staffing and mission analysis, to produce briefs, products, and annexes;
- Explain MILENG capabilities available to a commander in a joint or combined environment.
Offerings per year
2
Class Size
24 max / 15 min
Security Classification
NATO Unclassified / Releasable to PfP /EU
Rank Limitation
Military Officers (OF-2 to OF-4), Senior Non-Commissioned Officers (OR-8 to OR-9) or civilian equivalents.
Prerequisites
Language proficiency: Students must have the following standards of proficiency in English (STANAG 6001): Listening (Good/3), Speaking (Fair/2), Reading (Good/3), Writing (Good/3). On a case by case basis listening and reading levels can be lowered to level 2 proficiency.
- Computer Skills: Students must be familiar with MS Word, PowerPoint, and Excel capabilities.