What is the section of ADP that covers mission command?
100
A Group of Individuals or Organizations that Work Together Towards a Common Goal.
What is a Team?
100
The Commander’s Intent is a Clear and Concise Expression of the Purpose of the Operation and the Desired Military End State that Supports Mission Command, Provides Focus to the Staff, and Helps Subordinate and Supporting Commanders Act to achieve the Commander’s Desired Results Without further Orders, Even when the Operation does Not Unfold as Planned.
What is a Commander's Intent?
100
Initiative, Decisive Action, and Mission Command.
What is the foundation of Unified Land Operations built on?
100
1. Drive the Operations Process 2. Develop Teams 3. Inform and Influence Audiences
What are the three Primary Tasks to Integrate All Military Functions and Actions that Commanders Must perform during Mission Command War fighting Function?
200
the Exercise of Authority and Direction by the Commander using Mission Orders to enable Disciplined Initiative within the Commander’s Intent to Empower Agile and Adaptive Leaders in the Conduct of Unified Land Operations.
What is Mission Command?
200
1. Build Cohesive Teams through Mutual Trust 2. Create Shared Understanding 3. Provide a Clear Commander’s Intent 4. Exercise Disciplined Initiative 5. Use Mission Orders 6. Accept Prudent Risk
What are the six Principles of Mission Command?
200
the Exercise of Mission Command, the Mission Command Philosophy, and the Mission Command War fighting Function.
What are the three Ideas that the Mission Command Doctrine Incorporate?
200
by Striking the Enemy, both Lethally and Non-Lethally, in Time, Places, or Manners for which the Enemy is Not prepared.
How does the Army Seize, Retain and Exploit the Initiative?
200
Seconds in Command, Command Sergeants Major, and Staff.
What personnel are Key Personnel Dedicated to Mission Command?
300
1. Personnel 2. Networks 3. Information Systems 4. Processes and Procedures 5. Facilities and Equipment
What are the five Systems Included in the Mission Command System?
300
Shared Confidence among Commanders, Subordinates, and Partners.
What is Mutual Trust?
300
Their Intent, the Purpose of the Operation, the Key Tasks, the Desired End State, and Resources.
What should Commanders Provide Subordinates during Mission Command?
300
Through the Simultaneous combination of Offensive, Defensive, and Stability Operations.
How do Army Forces conduct Decisive and Sustainable Land Operations?
400
Directives that Emphasize to Subordinates the Results to be Attained, Not how they are to Achieve them.
What are mission orders?
400
Trust, Cooperation, Cohesion, and Shared Understanding.
What does communication build?
400
Only When they are Unlawful, Needlessly Risk the Lives of Soldiers, or No Longer Fit the Situation.
When can Commanders or Soldiers deviate from Lawful Orders?
400
by Striking the Enemy, both Lethally and Non-Lethally, in Time, Places, or Manners for which the Enemy is Not prepared.
How does the Army Seize, Retain and Exploit the Initiative?
400
Form the basis of unity for effort and trust.
What is creating shared understanding?
500
Consists of Systems and Procedures used to Improve the Commander’s Understanding and Support Accomplishing Missions
What does the “Science of Control” consist of?
500
the Delegated Power to Judge, Act, or Command.
What is Authority?
500
ATTP 5-0.1
What ATTP provides Doctrinal Guidance for Organizing Army Command Post Operations and Command and Support Relationships?
500
a Non-State Entity and a Nuclear-Capable Nation-State partnered with one or more Non-State Actors.
What are the two Most Challenging Potential Enemy Threats that the U.S. faces?