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Training Operational Environment and Opposing Force Program
Army Regulation 350 2 TrainingOperationalEnvironmentand OpposingForce ProgramHeadquartersDepartment of the ArmyWashington, DC19 May 2015 UNCLASSIFIEDSUMMARY of CHANGEAR 350 2 Operational Environment and Opposing Force ProgramThis major revision, dated 19 May 2015----o Changes the title of the regulation from Opposing Force (OPFOR) Program toOperational Environment and Opposing Force Program (cover).o Replaces the term contemporary Operational Environment with operationalenvironment (para 1-5a).o Describes the composition of a hybrid threat-based Opposing Force (para 1-5b).o Describes Operational Environment fidelity levels (para 1-6).o Updates responsibilities to support the Operational Environment and OpposingForce Program (chap 2).o Replaces intelligence support with tailored Operational Environment trainingsupport (paras 2-8, 3-2).o Identifies, informs, and supports doctrine, organization, Training ,materiel, leadership, personnel, facilities, and policy evaluation ofoperational Environment and Opposing Force Training capability gaps (para 2-8).
Operational environment and opposing force accreditation and/or validation † 3–6, page 9 Training restrictions † 3–7, page 10 Public affairs coordinating instructions † 3–8, page 11 Appendixes A. References, page 12 B. Use of Opposing Forces in Scenarios, page 13 C. Internal Control Evaluation, page 14 Glossary ii AR 350–2 † 19 ...
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