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APPENDIX I SAMPLE FORMAT FOR A PUBLIC AFFAIRS PLAN Public affairs plans vary among different commands and may differ according to their purposes. The paragraph headings, content and sequence can be changed, some paragraphs can be omitted or included in annexes or additional paragraphs can be added. The plans may be issued in a number of ways, such as instructions, SOPs, notices, memorandums and annexes to operation orders. DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  NAVY  PUBLIC  AFFAIRS  PLAN  FOR THE  50TH  ANNIVERSARY  OF  WORLD  WAR  II Reference: (a) DoD World War II Commemoration Plan 1.  Purpose.  To  establish  command  and  public  affairs  responsibilities  and guidance in support of the Navy’s presence and participation at national and regional ceromonies, events and observances in commemorating the 50th Anniversary of World War II, 1991-1995. All events will be accomplished in accordance with reference  (a). 2.  Scope.  This  plan  provides  suggested  information  and  event  management programs for both internal and external publics and involves media relations, community  relaitions  and  internal  relations.  The  plan  outlines  the  general responsibilities  of  participating  commands,  lists  recommended  possible  initiatives, highlights the DoD and Navy-Marine Corps approved activities (see Annex A) and provides for an after-action report. 3 . Background. At a time when defense expenditures are decreasing and the public perception of the threat to our nation is lessening, maintaining a positive Navy profile  is  crucial.  The  Department  of  the  Navy  has  a  unique  opportunity  in commemorating the various events associated with this anniversary to reinforce to the American public and supportive groups the need for a strong and flexible Navy. It is an opportunity to explain the Navy’s historic, current and future missions and its dependable support of this country’s national policies, vital to our nation’s role as a world power and a maritime nation dependent on free sea lanes. AI-1

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