The war-game results provide a record from which to build task organizations, synchronize activities, develop decision support templates, confirm, and refine event templates, prepare plans or orders, and compare COAs. Two methods commonly used to record and display results are the synchronization matrix method and the sketch note method. The synchronization matrix typically identifies those pieces of critical information necessary to guide, record, and synchronize the war game, such as: (Select all that apply) A. water and food supply locations B. hours of operation for the DFAC C. weather and light data D. control measures E. organizations potentially impacting the COA