Which tool identifies the performance steps and measures for collective tasks?

The Training and Evaluation Outlines (T&EOs) are specifically designed documents that outline the criteria for assessing the performance of collective tasks. They provide a comprehensive framework that identifies the specific performance steps required to complete each task along with the measures of effectiveness for evaluating the collective performance of units. This aligns well with the need for clear guidelines on how to execute tasks collectively, ensuring that all unit members understand both what is expected and how their performance will be measured.

T&EOs typically include detailed training objectives, essential tasks, standards for performance, and any prerequisites that may be necessary for executing those tasks. This thorough approach aids in effective training development and execution, making them an essential tool for commanders and planners when preparing units for operations.

Other tools mentioned, such as the Opportunity Training Lists, T-Week Concept, and OPFOR Resource Lists, serve distinct roles in the training and planning environment but do not provide the same level of detail regarding performance steps and measures for collective tasks as T&EOs do.