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In MDMP, which step involves analyzing potential COAs by war gaming?

COA Approval

Mission Analysis

COA Development

COA Analysis (Wargaming)

The step that analyzes potential COAs by war gaming uses a structured trial run to test how each course of action would play out against possible enemy actions and other uncertainties. War gaming walks through the sequence of actions, decision points, and critical events, revealing how a COA would actually unfold in practice. This process helps uncover feasibility issues, timing gaps, resource constraints, and hidden risks before committing to a plan. By simulating interactions with the enemy and other variables, the team can see which COAs are realistic, which need adjustments, and how different decisions might influence outcomes. This step sits after developing COAs and before comparing and selecting the best option, and it’s distinct from mission analysis or simply approving a plan, which are broader or final decision activities.

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