Which item belongs in the Administration and Logistics section of an OPORD?

• A. Personnel, supply and maintenance, transportation, medical support, and administrative details.
• B. Intelligence estimates.
• C. Mission concept overview.
• D. Training schedules and recreation plans.

Answer: (A)

Admin and Logistics focuses on how the operation will be sustained and supported: who is involved, what supplies are needed, how maintenance and transportation will be handled, medical support, and the administrative details that keep the force moving. The option that lists personnel, supply and maintenance, transportation, medical support, and administrative details matches exactly what this section covers, since it outlines the supporting framework for the operation. Items like intelligence estimates belong in the Intelligence section because they provide enemy and threat information that shapes the plan. A mission concept overview belongs with the plan’s concept of operations in the execution section. Training schedules and recreation plans relate to personnel readiness and welfare and are addressed in the training/readiness areas, not in Administration and Logistics.