Question

There are clear differences between branch plan and sequel plan decisions, but what causes one type to be chosen over another? Provide two examples of each type of plan decisions:

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

A branch plan is the contingency plan. It is chosen when planning for future possible occurrences. A Sequel plan on the other hand is made based on the outcome of the main plan. Therefore, a Sequel plan is made depending on whether the main plan was successful or unsuccessful.

Examples of Branch plan decisions:

• A plan to dispatch military forces to aid a fight in another country.
• Reassigning military personnel to another location.

Examples of Sequel plan decisions:

• A plan to begin administering relief operations.
• A plan to return to normal mode of operation, perhaps after a successful war.