Army Doctrine Publication 6-0: Mission Command: Command and Control of Army Forces¶
Headquarters, Department of the Army. (2019). Army Doctrine Publication 6-0: Mission Command: Command and Control of Army Forces: Mission Command: Command and Control of Army Forces.
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Primes¶
- Prioritization
- Military operations: Commander's intent (which objective dominates), lines of effort (primary vs. supporting), target prioritization, air-tasking orders (ATO), engagement rules that codify which threats get weapons allocation first, as codified in U.S. Army doctrine (ADP 6-0, 2019).
This sourceU.S. Army. Codifies commander's intent, mission orders, and disciplined initiative as the doctrinal mechanisms by which higher echelons communicate prioritization of objectives to subordinate units.
- Military operations: Commander's intent (which objective dominates), lines of effort (primary vs. supporting), target prioritization, air-tasking orders (ATO), engagement rules that codify which threats get weapons allocation first, as codified in U.S. Army doctrine (ADP 6-0, 2019).
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