Manual slot allocation - Policy - UNITAF Force Manual (FM)




Manual slot allocation
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Current Version (147 days ago)

Policy
FM/BP-247.V2.01 - Manual slot allocation
Policy

Field Leaders have access to a manual allocation tool which is the only method by which someone can be slotted without doing it personally via the ORBAT. Manual allocation can be used in a limited number of circumstances, as outlined below;

  1. leaders and game-masters who have planned the mission; such as the Field Leader and mission developers
  2. agreed leadership assignments
  3. any person in the pre-slotting approved role areas who is unable to slot themselves in the pre-slotting window
  4. in some circumstance a junior leader with an experienced supporting leader or visa-versa, these allocations should be limited to 1 pair per ORBAT.
  5. Retired members may be manually assigned to a slot no earlier than 24 hours before the STARTEX time. Except where the retired member has a no-show within the last month. All other requirements of the policy still apply.

Manual allocation is for certain circumstances, therefore:

  • no manual assignment of persons not meeting minimum or maximum rank requirements
  • no manual assignment of persons with reprimands within the last 7 days
  • no manual assignment of persons with active flags in the assigned combat area
  • no manual assignment of non pre-slotting combat areas where the user doesn't have the required tier;
    • except when;
      • manually assigning a 1UP within a valid 1UP window
      • manually assigning a 2UP within a valid 2UP window
      • assigning a slot which has not been filled after ORBAT lock (or within 24 hours of deployment execution)
      • changing a role for METT-TC purposes after ORBAT lock

Slot priority in manual allocation: In the case that nobody in the active force has the requirements for a slot, then the next most experienced person can be manually assigned, should they not pursue the slot, this process can be repeated until filled - in this case there is no need to await the 1UP or 2UP windows. When manually allocating slots, priority should be given to those with the most official requirements - taking into account all other factors of this policy. 

Published by Maj James on 28/08/2024 at 22:54

Previous Versions

Policy
FM/BP-247.V2.00 - Manual slot allocation
Policy

Field Leaders have access to a manual allocation tool which is the only method by which someone can be slotted without doing it personally via the ORBAT. Manual allocation can be used in a limited number of circumstances, as outlined below;

  1. leaders and game-masters who have planned the mission; such as the Field Leader and mission developers
  2. agreed leadership assignments
  3. any person in the pre-slotting approved role areas who is unable to slot themselves in the pre-slotting window
  4. in some circumstance a junior leader with an experienced supporting leader or visa-versa, these allocations should be limited to 1 pair per ORBAT.
  5. Retired members may be manually assigned to a slot no earlier than 24 hours before the STARTEX time and all other requirements of the policy still apply.

Manual allocation is for certain circumstances, therefore:

  • no manual assignment of persons not meeting minimum or maximum rank requirements
  • no manual assignment of persons with reprimands within the last 7 days
  • no manual assignment of persons with active flags in the assigned combat area
  • no manual assignment of non pre-slotting combat areas where the user doesn't have the required tier;
    • except when;
      • manually assigning a 1UP within a valid 1UP window
      • manually assigning a 2UP within a valid 2UP window
      • assigning a slot which has not been filled after ORBAT lock (or within 24 hours of deployment execution)
      • changing a role for METT-TC purposes after ORBAT lock

Slot priority in manual allocation: In the case that nobody in the active force has the requirements for a slot, then the next most experienced person can be manually assigned, should they not pursue the slot, this process can be repeated until filled - in this case there is no need to await the 1UP or 2UP windows. When manually allocating slots, priority should be given to those with the most official requirements - taking into account all other factors of this policy. 

Published by Maj James on 28/08/2024 at 22:47
Policy
FM/BP-247.V1.00 - Manual slot allocation
Policy

Field Leaders have access to a manual allocation tool which is the only method by which someone can be slotted without doing it personally via the ORBAT. Manual allocation can be used in a limited number of circumstances, as outlined below;

  1. leaders and game-masters who have planned the mission; such as the Field Leader and mission developers
  2. agreed leadership assignments
  3. any person in the pre-slotting approved role areas who is unable to slot themselves in the pre-slotting window
  4. in some circumstance a junior leader with an experienced supporting leader or visa-versa, these allocations should be limited to 1 pair per ORBAT.

Manual allocation is for certain circumstances, therefore:

  • no manual assignment of persons not meeting minimum or maximum rank requirements
  • no manual assignment of persons with reprimands within the last 7 days
  • no manual assignment of persons with active flags in the assigned combat area
  • no manual assignment of non pre-slotting combat areas where the user doesn't have the required tier;
    • except when;
      • manually assigning a 1UP within a valid 1UP window
      • manually assigning a 2UP within a valid 2UP window
      • assigning a slot which has not been filled after ORBAT lock (or within 24 hours of deployment execution)
      • changing a role for METT-TC purposes after ORBAT lock

Slot priority in manual allocation: In the case that nobody in the active force has the requirements for a slot, then the next most experienced person can be manually assigned, should they not pursue the slot, this process can be repeated until filled - in this case there is no need to await the 1UP or 2UP windows. When manually allocating slots, priority should be given to those with the most official requirements - taking into account all other factors of this policy. 

Published by Maj James on 06/01/2024 at 00:46
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