Hiding behind mission command: how the fear of micromanagement prevents leader involvement in detailed planning./ Brian J. Harris
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The Cavalry & Armor Journal : Vol 4 No 4, Oct-Dec 2013, pp.42-44 (64)Summary: The part about mission orders within the definition of mission command seems to be the point lost upon many officers and noncommissioned officers leading at the company and lower field-grade level. There are six principles to mission command, with mission orders being one of them. This article goes on to define mission orders which will be broken down and discussed further.
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The part about mission orders within the definition of mission command seems to be the point lost upon many officers and noncommissioned officers leading at the company and lower field-grade level. There are six principles to mission command, with mission orders being one of them. This article goes on to define mission orders which will be broken down and discussed further.
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