1. Alternate Scenario 1 Infantry Brigade Combat Team (IBCT) (Airborne) (Kuba River Defense)
Each unit brings a specific capability to the overall mission.
Using the general principles from the digital reference (Plan, Prepare and Execute tabs) and the overall information from the Atropian scenario (Train tab), the following scenario can be adapted for training to meet the unique requirements of other units and UMTs.
NOTE: The following is a sample template of activities. Use them for general planning purposes and training.

2. The Operations Process
While the operations process is the same across the Army (plan, prepare, execute and assess), UMTs and chaplain sections must be able to analyze the specific mission of the unit and integrate religious support into the unit plan.
The operations process enables chaplains and chaplain assistants to conduct mission analysis (ask the right questions) in order to execute religious support for a specific unit as it executes its specified mission.

3. IBCT (Airborne) Task Organization
IBCT (Airborne) (Phase 0)
IBCT (Airborne) Task Organization
1-509 PIR
2-525 PIR
5-63rd (A) CAV
1-314th FA
BSB
BSTB
While in Phase 0, what are the planning, preparation, execution and assessment tasks required to deploy IBCT UMTs?

4. Scenario Overview (General)
Road to War:
Ariana executes attack into Atropia.
Request by Government of Atropia (GoA) for support. US military and coalition forces support Atropian Defense Forces (ADF).
Mission:
Support Government of Atropia (GoA) in expelling Ariana forces from Atropia and eliminating the enemy’s offensive military capabilities. CJTF Atropia will assist in securing key objectives (e.g. cities, key avenues of approach, key terrain, facilities) IOT allow host nation to secure international border.
Key Tasks:
Defeat forces along major axis.
Prevent reinforcements along major avenues of approach.

5. Scenario Overview (General)
Scenario Detail:
US Corps attack with detail in Phase III from the Corps to Brigade Combat Team level. This is in support of the Government of Atropia (GoA) conducting a counter-attack against Ariana who initiated aggressive actions.
Phases of the Operation:
Phases I to V.
Enemy:
Mechanized and light infantry forces, supported by militia and indirect fire assets, defend in depth to deny key terrain and restrict freedom of movement.
Combined arms defense in complex urban terrain with five or more days to prepare.
Prepared disruption zones utilizing mines, obstacles, ATGMs, indirect fires, and small arms.
Militia ambush teams specifically organized to increase attack capabilities conduct hit-and-run attacks.
Forces:
Mainly Title 10 Forces/limited Title 32 forces.
Up to Corps level.
Host nation in the lead with CJTF Atropia in support with U.S and coalition forces.
Terrain:
Open plains in central part of country with developed road networks.
Kuba river in western part of country runs north to Minaria and south to Bay of Alaza
Mountainous terrain (north) and marshlands (south) that limits off-road mobility and restricts movement to road networks.
WfF:
Movement and Maneuver – Depicts large offensive operations from port to final engagement area in Phase III. Details include units that possess TWV and tactical placement.
Mission Command – Within US units, coalition and host national forces.
Intelligence – Aerial intelligence assets to support identifying targets.
Fires – Conducts deep fires attack IOT facilitate seizure of OBJs.
Sustainment – Provide area support for Corps operations from SPOD/APOE to PL Chicago.
Protection – Assets conduct mobility, counter-mobility, survivability, general engineering, and stability operations missions throughout the AOR IOT facilitate maneuver unit sustained momentum.
Operational Timelines
- 52 Days (Staging)
- 18 Days (Offense)
- 30 Days (Defense) 1 2 3 1 2 3
Staging – Build CJTF Atropia Combat Power (Phase I and II)
Offense – Restore International Border (Phase III)
Defense – Secure International Border (Phase IV and V)

6. IBCT (Airborne): Alert and Deploy
IBCT (Airborne) receives notification of a deployment to Atropia to support Atropian Defense Forces defending along the Kuba River against Ariana forces.
Deployment of IBCT enables CJTF Atropia to build combat power west of the Kuba River for future counter-attack to restore the international border. The Airborne Brigade UMT immediately begins an N-hour sequence.
Mission: Defense

7. SAMPLE 18 Hour airborne N-sequence
What are the planning, preparation, execution and assessment tasks required to deploy UMTs to Atropia?

8. Sample Airborne N-Hour Activities Some activities may be time sensitive or not executable based on OPSEC, mission requirements or time constraints (e.g. 18 hour sequence). NOTE: Use for general training and planning purposes.
 1. ALERT
UMTs report within specified recall time
Mission statement is given.
(Coord. 1 up, 1 down)
Call Staff together, ministry to UMTs
Staff Mission Analysis
Running estimate, concept of religious support, SOPs, RAA/RIA and indigenous religions information
Determine implied and specified tasks
VERIFY EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL STATUS
Determine equipment required and shortages
TOE equipment authorized and TOE equipment in excess
Worship Supplies (90 day supply) and shortages
TA-50 and shortages
Personal gear/clothing and shortages
Determine personnel required and shortages
Status of UMTs
Personnel who are deployable and shortages
Personnel to be reassigned
Fills for shortages
Request equipment
Reassignments for non-deployable personnel
Receive personnel
House new personnel
PDP new personnel
Equip new personnel
Verify Religious Preference Profile
Prepare/verify packing list

9. Sample Airborne N-Hour Activities
EXECUTE FAMILY SUPPORT PLAN (NOTE: if applicable)
Determine dates/time of commander's family briefing
Attend Family Support Briefing
Complete personal inventory off-post
Plan personal time for closure with family
RECEIVE EQUIPMENT SHORTAGES
Pick-up and sign for equipment
Technical inspection of equipment and PMCS
Order parts shortages for equipment
Bring equipment to deployable status

10. Sample Airborne N-Hour Activities
5. EXECUTE HANDOFF OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT MISSION (NOTE: if applicable)
Coordinate last hand-off date for religious activities:
Religious Services (your last service)
Religious Education (your last class)
Retreats (your last event)
Community Activity Duties (your last event)
Volunteer Coordination Duties (your last meeting)
Counseling responsibilities (your last day)
Training, Community duties (your last day)
Taking Calls (the day you will vacate)
Receiving Customers (the day you will vacate)
Maintaining Office Hours (the day you will vacate)
6. EXECUTE EQUIPMENT LOAD PLAN
Verify position on deployment manifest
Verify embarkation dates/places (rail, sea, air, assembly area)
Load MILVAN (CONEX)
Go to port of embarkation (rail, sea, air, assembly area)
Load vehicle/trailer

11. Sample Airborne N-Hour Activities
LOCK-IN
Final PDP verification
Draw equipment (e.g. weapon, NODs)
Load A-BAG with personal gear load times
Secure personal effects and office equipment
Go to aerial port of embarkation (APOE)

12. Mission: Rapid Deployment; Defend along Kuba River; O/O Redeploy CONUS
Area of operations
What are the planning, preparation, execution and assessment tasks required to deploy IBCT UMTs to Atropia to sustain Soldiers supporting Atropian Defense Forces defending against Ariana forces along the Kuba River and then redeploy?
What impacts the execution of the RS mission from deployment to redeployment?
What is unique about the Airborne IBCT, its mission and the area of operations that impact the execution of religious support? For example:
Mission: Rapid Deployment; Defend along Kuba River; O/O Redeploy CONUS
Movement from CONUS to OCONUS locations (e.g. equipment, supplies, personnel, accountability)
Rear Detachment coverage plan
Technical supervision (terrain, roads, missions in multiple locations, by phase, echelon of command)
Location of UMTs and concept of religious support by phase/location
Communication and accountability plan by phase
Redeployment and Reunion plan