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MAJOR GENERAL G S ROBISON ROYAL MARINES
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Introduction The Context The Problem Campaign Planning The Challenges Conclusion
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What is the Context?
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Context National or International Policy Context Chairman and Sports Board Strategy CEO/Manager Clubs / Teams / Athletes
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Context National or International Policy Government / MOD Strategic Guidance Chairman and Sports Board Strategy Military Strategic Level CEO/Manager Military Operational Level Clubs / Teams / AthletesMilitary Tactical Level
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What is the Problem?
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Schematic Campaign Plan Training Facilities Competition Media and Marketing End State
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Factors International influences Governing bodies National strategy Funding Facilities Media and Marketing Competitions Equipment Staff Coaches Officials
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Campaign Planning Concepts
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End State Lines of Operation Decisive Points Sequencing and Phases
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Campaign Planning Concepts End State
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Campaign Planning Concepts End State Lines of Operation
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Training Facilities Competition Media and Marketing Lines of Operation
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Campaign Planning Concepts End State Lines of Operation Decisive Points
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Training Line of Operation Decisive Points 12345 1.Briefing and Training your coaches 2.Qualification of your coaches 3.Weekly training for your teams or athletes 4.Pre-competition training camp 5.Achievement of qualification times for major competition
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Campaign Planning Concepts End State Lines of Operation Decisive Points Sequencing and Phases
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Schematic Campaign Plan
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End State
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Schematic Campaign Plan Training Facilities Competition Media and Marketing End State
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Schematic Campaign Plan Training Facilities Competition Media and Marketing End State
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Schematic Campaign Plan Training Facilities Competition Media and Marketing End State
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Schematic Campaign Plan Training Facilities Competition Media and Marketing End State
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Schematic Campaign Plan Training Facilities Competition Media and Marketing End State Phase 1Phase 2Phase 3
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Contingency Planning
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Branches Branches are options within a particular phase, available to the commander to anticipate opportunities or reverses, and provide him with the flexibility to retain the initiative. Contingency Planning
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Sequels Sequels provide options for the next phase. One of the sequels to the current phase may simply be the next pre-planned phase. However, to ensure that the phased campaign can proceed even in the face of setbacks, prudent planners will prepare several options for subsequent and other phases. Thus, once a sequel is chosen and undertaken it will become the next phase in the campaign. Contingency Planning
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Main Effort
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Assessing Risk
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The Challenges You Face EMPOWER YOUR PEOPLE RESPONSIBILITY DELEGATE RESPONSIVE TO SETBACKS ‘WHAT IF’ THREATS SUBORDINATE OWNERSHIP
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Conclusion Training Facilities Competition Media and Marketing End State Phase 1Phase 2Phase 3
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