FM 6-0: Commander and Staff Organization and Operations¶
Army, U. S. (2014). FM 6-0: Commander and Staff Organization and Operations.
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- In military and emergency doctrine standing orders and battle drills precompile action so it executes under cognitive load when deliberation would be too slow.
This sourceDoctrine for standing orders and battle drills that precompile responses to execute under load when deliberation would be too slow.
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FM 6-0 says SOPs and command-post battle drills make processes routine so staffs execute them under stress; it does not speak of 'standing orders', precompiling, or deliberation being too slow.
“Units constantly reinforce standardization using SOPs to make many processes routine. Staffs then effectively execute them in demanding, stressful”
- In military and emergency doctrine standing orders and battle drills precompile action so it executes under cognitive load when deliberation would be too slow.
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