Which term is usually a level of plan with no annexes?

• A. Base Plan
• B. Jipoe
• C. 10
• D. Area of Interest

Answer: (A)

The base plan is the initial planning product that lays out the overall concept and sequencing without the extra detail that annexes would add. It provides a complete, high-level outline of who does what and when, but it doesn’t include the specialized details found in annexes like logistics, intelligence, or communications. Annexes come later to flesh out those areas, but the base plan itself stands on its own without them. The other terms don’t fit because they’re not recognized planning levels: one is not a standard term, a number isn’t a planning level, and “Area of Interest” refers to what analysts watch rather than the level of a plan.