... so DS is coming home Wednesday, until Sunday night. I blurted, "you're doing a commissary"raid?" DW said, "how do you know?" Here's a routine 5-Paragraph Op Order.
1. Situation.
a. Enemy Forces.
1) Crazy drivers in Annapolis.
2) Nuts.
3) No clue.
b. Friendly Forces.
1) USNA
2) DS, Classmates.
3) DW, DH.
2. Mission. DS and classmates will spend the weekend over at home in order to recover by eating, chatting, playing games, cutting grass, and sleeping.
3. Execution.
a. Concept of Operations.
1) Scheme of Maneuver. Mids complete exams. Return to Bancroft and pack for the weekend.
2) Formation. Normal flow of traffic.
3) Route. Follow road to gate 8.
4) Tactical mission to subordinate unit. Mids are standing outside Bancroft 1800 Wednesday night.
b. Coordinating Instructions.
1) DS and DW maintained updates in real time.
4. Service & Support.
a. Supply
1) Rations. Foods are supplied by Commissary and Fresh.
2) Uniforms. Per USNA Regulations on the yard. Civilian attire outside gate 8.
3) Arms and ammunition. Forks, knives, spoons, and one manual mower.
b. Transportation. SUV
c. Medical. Urgent Care.
d. Cooking. DW is primary cook. DH is assistant cook.
5. Command & Signal.
a. Frequencies. Cell phones.
b. Call Signs.
1) DS:
duck. Encrypted - Delta.
2) DW: Mama
. Encrypted - Mike Delta.
3) DH: Dada
. Encrypted - Delta Delta.
4) Mids: Friends. Encrypted - Foxtrot.
c. Challenge & Password. Apple. Sea.
d. Command Leaders Location.
1) Mike Delta - Roving, kitchen.
2) Delta Delta - Kitchen, living room.
e. Chain of Command.
1. Mike Delta
2. Delta Delta
3. Delta
4. Foxtrot
I look forward to hearing more about his summer. He has detailer training 0 block, cruise 1st block, internship 2nd block, and 3rd block detailing. Busy, Busy, Busy! 
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