Which of the following is NOT a primary concern of the Command Plan?

• A. Assigning & plotting BN resources
• B. Assisting BN deployment planning
• C. Reallocating assets and volumes
• D. Enabling SIF

Answer: (D)

The main idea being tested is what the Command Plan is primarily responsible for: organizing and directing a Battalion’s resources and movements to support operations. It focuses on assigning and plotting BN resources, shaping how the BN is deployed, and reallocating assets and volumes as the mission changes. Enabling SIF, by contrast, falls outside that resource-focused planning scope; it pertains to maintaining or establishing a separate system or capability rather than directing how the unit’s assets are distributed and moved. So while resource assignment, deployment planning, and asset reallocation are core to the Command Plan, enabling SIF is not a primary concern.