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--- dido:02-crusible:99-annexes:annex-c-requirements:01-mission-objectives:start [2026/07/15 12:54] – nick_dido
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 ====== C.1 Mission Objectives ======
-[[dido:02-crusible:99-annexes:annex-c-requirements:start|Go to Requirements]]
+[[dido:02-crusible:99-annexes:annex-c-requirements:start|Go to Crucible Requirements]]
-The Crucible Mission Objectives identify the high-level outcomes that guide the system requirements, architecture, implementation, operation, and lifecycle.
+The [[dido:99_annexes:annex-b-terms-and-definitions:m:mission_objective|Mission Objectives]] identify the high-level outcomes that guide the [[dido:99_annexes:annex-b-terms-and-definitions:c:crucible|Crucible]] requirements, architecture, implementation, operation, and [[dido:99_annexes:annex-b-terms-and-definitions:o:operational_lifecycle|Operational Lifecycle]].
-The Mission Objectives address:
+These objectives address infrastructure creation, deployment duration, platform independence, connected and disconnected operation, reusable and version-controlled infrastructure, and lifecycle management.
-  * Rapid creation of repeatable, compliant, and secure infrastructure environments
+===== Contents =====
-  * Reduction of platform-deployment timelines through automation
-  * Cloud-agnostic deployment
-  * Connected and disconnected operations
-  * Reusable and version-controlled infrastructure
-  * Infrastructure lifecycle management
-===== Mission Objectives =====
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 ===== Notes for Editors =====
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+The individual requirement pages should retain the stable identifiers ''MO-001'' through ''MO-006''.
+The source statements should preserve the wording from the controlling System Requirements Specification.
+Normalized statements should replace weak verbs and undefined qualifiers with direct, testable behavior and applicable acceptance criteria.
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