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Watch the below video before continuing:
Watch the below video before continuing:
Consider what the Chief of Staff of the Army is telling us in the above video.
Consider what the Chief of Staff of the Army is telling us in the above video.
As an NCO, the ability to effectively motivate others in a way that ensures the mission, but at the same time, promotes flexibility is critical. In this lesson, we will examine a leadership concept, Mission Command, which was adopted from the U.S. Army and, if added to your leadership toolbox, improves your probability of mission success and provides a mechanism to effectively lead your organization.
As an NCO, the ability to effectively motivate others in a way that ensures the mission, but at the same time, promotes flexibility is critical. In this lesson, we will examine a leadership concept, Mission Command, which was adopted from the U.S. Army and, if added to your leadership toolbox, improves your probability of mission success and provides a mechanism to effectively lead your organization.
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Explain the concept of Mission Command.
- Explain the role of NCOs & SNCOs within Mission Command.
- Summarize the use of Mission Command to conduct military operations
Lesson Intent: This lesson is for the students to gain a better understanding of their role in the execution of mission command. Specifically, students need to examine the NCO/SNCOs role in translating commander’s intent and mission-type orders into executable actions to achieve mission objectives.
Lesson Intent: This lesson is for the students to gain a better understanding of their role in the execution of mission command. Specifically, students need to examine the NCO/SNCOs role in translating commander’s intent and mission-type orders into executable actions to achieve mission objectives.
This lesson is derived from requirements for Joint Leadership found in CJCSI 1805.01C, Enlisted Professional Military Education Policy.
This lesson is derived from requirements for Joint Leadership found in CJCSI 1805.01C, Enlisted Professional Military Education Policy.
Student Preparation/Homework Assignment:
Student Preparation/Homework Assignment:
Students must read Air Force Doctrine Publication 1-1, Mission Command and then develop an answer in your own words to the following questions:
Students must read Air Force Doctrine Publication 1-1, Mission Command and then develop an answer in your own words to the following questions:
- What is Mission Command?
- How does your commander establish and exercise Mission Command?
- What roles do NCOs have in executing Mission Command?
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