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The fragmentary order (FRAGO) provides timely changes of existing orders to subordinate and supporting commanders while
providing notification to higher and adjacent commands. Commanders may authorize members of their staff to change existing
orders by issuing FRAGOs in their name. A FRAGO is either oral or written and addresses only those parts of the original OPORD
that have changed. The sequence of the OPORD is used and all five-paragraph headings must be used. After each heading,
state either “No Change” or the new information. This ensures that recipients know they have received the entire FRAGO
(especially if the FRAGO is sent over the radio). The FRAGO differs from an OPORD only in the degree of detail provided. It refers
to previous orders and provides brief and specific instructions. The higher headquarters issues a new OPORD when there is a
complete change of the tactical situation or when many changes make the current order ineffective.
You can download the following examples: after 20 Dec 2010
OPLAN or OPORD outline format
Annotated OPLAN or OPORD format
Annotated service support plan (order) format
Movement order format
Warning order (WARNO) format
Fragmentary order (FRAGO) format
Overlay order format
Sequence of annexes and appendixes to OPLANs or OPORDs
Annex and appendix format (general)
A (Task Organization) instructions and format
B (Intelligence) instructions and format
C (Operation Overlay) instructions and format
D (Fire Support) instructions and format
E (Rules of Engagement) instructions and format
F (Engineer) instructions and format
G (Air Defense) instructions and format
H (Signal) instructions and format
I (Service Support) instructions and format
J (Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) Operations) instructions and format
K (Provost Marshal) instructions and format
L (Reconnaissance and Surveillance) instructions and format
M (Deep Operations) instructions and format
N (Rear Operations) instructions and format
O (Airspace Command and Control) instructions and format
P (Command and Control Warfare) instructions and format
Q (Operations Security (OPSEC)) instructions and format
R (Psychological Operations (PSYOP)) instructions and format
S (Deception) instructions and format
T (Electronic Warfare) instructions and format
U (Civil-Military Operations) instructions and format
V (Public Affairs) instructions and format
FM 101-5
providing notification to higher and adjacent commands. Commanders may authorize members of their staff to change existing
orders by issuing FRAGOs in their name. A FRAGO is either oral or written and addresses only those parts of the original OPORD
that have changed. The sequence of the OPORD is used and all five-paragraph headings must be used. After each heading,
state either “No Change” or the new information. This ensures that recipients know they have received the entire FRAGO
(especially if the FRAGO is sent over the radio). The FRAGO differs from an OPORD only in the degree of detail provided. It refers
to previous orders and provides brief and specific instructions. The higher headquarters issues a new OPORD when there is a
complete change of the tactical situation or when many changes make the current order ineffective.
You can download the following examples: after 20 Dec 2010
OPLAN or OPORD outline format
Annotated OPLAN or OPORD format
Annotated service support plan (order) format
Movement order format
Warning order (WARNO) format
Fragmentary order (FRAGO) format
Overlay order format
Sequence of annexes and appendixes to OPLANs or OPORDs
Annex and appendix format (general)
A (Task Organization) instructions and format
B (Intelligence) instructions and format
C (Operation Overlay) instructions and format
D (Fire Support) instructions and format
E (Rules of Engagement) instructions and format
F (Engineer) instructions and format
G (Air Defense) instructions and format
H (Signal) instructions and format
I (Service Support) instructions and format
J (Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) Operations) instructions and format
K (Provost Marshal) instructions and format
L (Reconnaissance and Surveillance) instructions and format
M (Deep Operations) instructions and format
N (Rear Operations) instructions and format
O (Airspace Command and Control) instructions and format
P (Command and Control Warfare) instructions and format
Q (Operations Security (OPSEC)) instructions and format
R (Psychological Operations (PSYOP)) instructions and format
S (Deception) instructions and format
T (Electronic Warfare) instructions and format
U (Civil-Military Operations) instructions and format
V (Public Affairs) instructions and format
FM 101-5
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Fragmentary Order FRAGO Example
Fragmentary Order FRAGO Example
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