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COMDTINST
5280.1
analysis
should
include
a
technology
assessment
and
identification
of
any
gaps
or
deficiencies
in
mission
performance
expected
during
the
twenty-year
window
of
the
analysis,
The
Mission
Analysis
process
itself
provides
input
to
the
operating
program's
development
of
its
Business
Plan
and
doctrine.
f.
If a
deficiency
is
identified
which
requires
a
hardware
solution,
the
end
product
of
Mission
Analysis
becomes
a
Mission
Analysis
Report
(MAR)
prepared
in
accordance
with
HQINST
16010.
This
document
provides
significant
input
to
budgeting
as
well
as
acquisition
planning.
See
enclosure
(2)
for
a
chart
illustrating
the
linkages
of
Mission
Analysis
with
both
the
budgeting
and
acquisition
process.
g.
The
complexity
of a
specific
Mission
Analysis
and
the
resulting
MAR is dependent on
how
the
mission
is
defined.
Some
deficiencies
may
be
identified
as
part
of
the
major
multi-mission
or
single-mission
efforts
discussed
below.
When
the
mission
requirement
is
more
limited
in
scope,
the
deficiency
can be
identified
and
justified
with
proportionately
less
documentation.
h.
It
must
be remembered
that
Mission
Analysis
is
intended
to
define
a
problem
or
future
technological
Opportunity.
It
sets
the
scope
of
the
problem
and
justifies
a
Mission
Need.
Prior
Coast
Guard
efforts
in
this
area
have
largely
focused
on
activity
measures
instead
of
performance
measures.
In
addition,
as
illustrated
in reference
(c),
prior
efforts
may
have
also
focused
too
early
on
hardware
solutions
without
first
fully
understanding
the
functional
mission
requirements.
This
approach can miss
the
opportunity
to
achieve
full
mission
effectiveness
and
artificially
limit
system
capabilities,
especially
later
in a
system's
life
cycle.
Done
correctly,
Mission
Analysis
is a
process
which
requires
significant
initiative
and
original
thinking.
It is
not
susceptible
to a
"cookbook"
approach.
6.
RESPONSIBILITIES.
a.
Multi-mission
Mission
Analyses
which
integrate
requirements
across
all
operating
programs
shall
be
conducted
in
the
Deepwater
mission
area
and
the
Coastal
Zone
Response
mission
area.
Deepwater
Mission
Analysis
shall
be
led
by a
division-level
element
within
the
Office
of
Law
Enforcement
and Defense
Operations.
Coastal
Zone
Response
Mission
Analysis
shall
be lead by a
division-level
element
within
the
Office
of
Navigation
Safety
and
Waterway
Services.
Both
leadership
teams,
shall
be
supported
by
broadly
constituted
Guidance
Teams and
Working
Groups
to
ensure'adequate
representation
of
multiple
programs
requirements.
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of
Guidance
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