Commander and Staff Organization
This type of staff officer works under the immediate control of and has direct access to, the commander.
Who is the Personal Staff?
The most important participant in the operations process.
Who is the Commander?
The key leader who is responsible for running the training meeting.
Who is the Commander?
This is an action taken to eliminate a hazard or to reduce its risk.
What is a control?
This term’s definition is the Army’s approach to command and control that empowers subordinate decision making and decentralized execution appropriate to the situation.
What is Mission Command?
Normally focuses on planning efforts on long-range planning by developing plans and orders.
What is the Plans Cell?
This Army planning methodology extends the MDMP to the small unit level
What is Troop Leading Procedures?
Kkey leader(s) attend training meetings and advise the commander on the status of specialized training.
Who are Key Staff NCOs?
Army units should use Risk Management for these activities.
What are on and off duty activities?
The principle of mission command includes a clear and concise expression of the purpose of the operation and the desired military endstate.
What is the Commander’s intent?
The Aviation Officer, Engineer Officer, Historian, and Personal Recovery Officer are all examples of this type of staff officer.
Who is Special Staff?
This decision-making and planning methodology is similar to the Military Decision Making Process and available to leaders for identifying and solving a variety of problems.
What is Army Problem Solving?
The meeting agenda keyed to the _______________ to make it easy to see, understand, and follow.
What is the T-Week concept?
This level of risk is a condition that poses an expectation of degraded mission capabilities.
What is the Medium Risk Level?
This principle of mission command is subordinates taking action on their own initiative to adjust to the new situation and achieve their commander’s intent, reporting to the commander about the new situation when able to do so.
What is the Discipline initiative?
This unit organized type of cell does the planning horizon.
What is Integrating Cell?
This Commander’s Activities within the Operations Process is fundamental in establishing a situation’s context, and is essential to effective decisionmaking.
What is To Understand?
A training short fall occurs when a unit fails to conduct the planned training or __________________.
What is when it Fails to meet training objectives?
It is a condition with the potential to cause injury, illness, or death of personnel; damage to or loss of equipment or property, or mission degradation.
What is a Hazard?
This principle of mission command seeks to develop a is shared confidence between commanders, subordinates, and partners that they can be relied on and are competent in performing their assigned tasks.
What is Mutual trust?
All staffs have primary responsibilities that include:
What is
The decision-making and planning methodology would a commander choose during execution when available planning time is limited to determine a timely and effective solution.
What are: Rapid Decision Making and Synchronization Process?
Company and battalions conduct training meetings this often.
The level of risk the responsible commander is willing to accept.
What is Risk Tolerance?
This term is the authority that a commander in the armed forces lawfully exercises over subordinates by virtue of rank or assignment.
What is Command?