Transcription of Planner’s Handbook for Operational Design
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planner s HandbookforOperational DesignVersion Staff, J-7 Joint and Coalition WarfightingSuffolk, Virginia 7 October 2011 DEPUTY DIRECTOR, J-7, JOINT STAFF JOINT AND COALITION WARFIGHTING 116 LAKE VIEW PARKWAY SUFFOLK, VA 23435-2697 MESSAGE TO JOINT WARFIGHTERS Military operations, particularly those involving combat, have always been tough. However, today s Operational environment challenges us even more with increasingly complex and interconnected geopolitical circumstances, the blurring of the lines between combatants and civilians, rapid technology change, and adaptive adversaries who possess a wider range of capabilities and an ideological home-field advantage. Strategic and Operational -level problems that cannot be solved with military ways and means alone are the norm rather than the exception.
projected challenges requires that critical thinking, creativity, foresight, and adaptability—rather than strict reliance on methodical steps—must become routine. To support and improve detailed planning, Army and Marine Corps design-related initiatives have been exploring methods that use critical and creative thinking to
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