Which term describes a joint plan with a series of related operations?

• A. PLANORD
• B. Campaign Plan
• C. Global
• D. OPORD

Answer: (B)

The main idea tested is how planning documents describe multiple operations that are connected under one effort. A campaign plan is the term used when a joint force lays out a sequence of related operations aimed at a broader objective over time. It coordinates objectives, forces, and phases across different endeavors, ensuring synchronized timing and resource use so the operations reinforce each other. This makes it the best fit for a joint plan that covers a series of related operations. In contrast, an OPORD is a directive for executing a single operation, PLANORD isn’t the standard term for a multi-operation plan, and “Global” isn’t a recognized designation for this kind of planning.