Match each technique for developing and issuing a combat order with its correct description. When possible, issue your order in person. Execute this to give subordinate leaders enough time to prepare and issue their own orders. As you execute the troop leading steps and begin the planning, it is constructive to issue a warning order. Then, you should analyze the situation, mission, and execution. Leave the less critical portions of your order until the order completion phase. When the tactical situation permits, issue the five-paragraph order to all of your Marines