Conops flavipes was created in 1758.

Conops elegans was created in 1824.

Conops strigatus was created in 1824.

Conops ceriaeformis was created in 1824.

Conops quadrifasciatus was created in 1776.

Conops vesicularis was created in 1761.

The five phases of Operation CONOPS are inception, planning, execution, transition, and sustainment. Inception involves defining the operation's purpose and objectives. Planning involves developing strategies and tactics. Execution involves carrying out the plan. Transition involves handing over responsibilities to follow-on forces or agencies. Sustainment involves maintaining the achieved objectives.

Each SMA contains three elements: Mission Need Statement (MNS), Concept of Operations (CONOPS), and the Capability Development Document (CDD). These elements help define the requirements, operational concept, and capabilities necessary for a system acquisition program.