General
frago it
What does frago it mean?
Informal verb use of FRAGO — to modify an existing plan or order quickly with a fragmentary order rather than issuing a whole new operations order.
""Objective changed? Just frago it and push the update to the platoons.""
Origin
Verbing of the doctrinal noun FRAGO (fragmentary order).
Frequently asked questions
What does "frago it" mean?
It means to change an existing plan quickly by issuing a fragmentary order (FRAGO) instead of writing a whole new operations order.
What is a FRAGO?
A FRAGO, or fragmentary order, is a short order that updates or adjusts an existing plan rather than replacing it entirely.
Where does "frago it" come from?
It comes from turning the doctrinal noun FRAGO into a verb in everyday military speech.
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