What plans are developed for wartime mission?

• A. Base Support Plan (BSP) and Expeditionary Site Plan (ESP)
• B. Operational Readiness Plan
• C. Contingency Response Plan
• D. Munitions Distribution Plan

Answer: (A)

In wartime planning, you need both how the home base will sustain the operation and how you will establish and run a deployed location. The Base Support Plan describes the installation’s support to a wartime mission—facilities, services, security, medical, supply, and command and control—so the home base can effectively enable operations. The Expeditionary Site Plan covers the setup and ongoing operation of an deployed site, including site layout, facilities, power, water, transportation, force protection, and sustainment at the deployed location. Together, these two plans address the full scope of a wartime mission by detailing both base support and the expeditionary footprint. Other plans focus on narrower aspects like readiness, rapid contingency response, or specific resources, and don’t provide the paired, comprehensive approach these documents offer.