Detailed order with majority of guidance needed for execution

• A. PLANORD
• B. JSROI
• C. OPORD
• D. NAI

Answer: (C)

An operations order is the directive that translates the commander’s mission into actionable tasks for units. It carries the guidance needed for execution, including the mission statement, the commander's intent, the concept of operations, tasks to subordinate units, coordinating instructions, timing, and essential support details. Because it is specifically geared toward guiding what happens in the field, it is the best fit for a detailed order that provides the majority of execution guidance.

The other terms are more about planning or reconnaissance rather than the execution directive. A planning order focuses on shaping future planning rather than immediate action, a named area of interest relates to reconnaissance planning, and the remaining term isn’t the standard execution directive.