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Narrator: The fourth step of the IPB process is the development of likely enemy COAs that will influence accomplishment of the friendly mission. Start with the enemy command at least one level above your own and identify likely enemy objectives and desired end state.

The first step of the IPB Process is DEFINE THE BATTLEFIELD ENVIRONMENT. e. It involves establishing the limits of the battlefield by identifying the Area of Operations (AO), Battlespace and Area of Interest (AI). During this function, the overall nature of the situation and the operating environment is evaluated.

Step One: Define the Battlespace Environment: The first step of the IPB process focuses on defining the limits of the battlespace. This is done by determining and evaluating the commander's assigned operational area (OA), area of interest (AI), and mission (See Figure 3).

In addition, it discusses the four steps of the IPB: Define the battle space environment. Describe the battle space effects. Evaluate the enemy. Determine enemy courses of action.

First, define the battlefield environment. Second, describe the battlefield effects. Third, evaluate the threat. And fourth, de- termine threat COAs.

Objective rally point. ORP is a point out of sight, sound, and small-arms range of the objective area. It normally is located in the direction the platoon plans to move after completing its actions on the objective. The ORP is tentative until the objective is pinpointed. (