ADP 6-0 Mission Command

Question 1

What does ADP 6-0 cover?

Answer 1

Mission command

Question 2

What ADP covers Mission command?

Answer 2

ADP 6-0

Question 3

What is a team?

Answer 3

A group of individuals or organizations that worth together towards a common goal

Question 4

How do staff members assist the CDR?

Answer 4

In the details of planning, preparing, executing, and assessing the operations process

Question 5

What are 5 systems included in the mission command system?

Answer 5

Personnel
Networks
Information systems 
Processes and procedures
Facilities and equipment

Question 6

What is mission command?

Answer 6

The exercise of authority and direction by the CDR using mission orders to enable initiative within the CDRs intent to empower leaders in the conduct of unified land operations

Question 7

What should CDRs provide subordinates during mission command?

Answer 7

Intent, purpose of the operation, key tasks, and desired end state

Question 8

What are the 6 principles of mission command?

Answer 8

Build cohesive teams through mutual trust

Create shared understanding

Provide a clear CDRs intent

Exercise disciplined imitative

Use mission Orders

Accept prudent risk

Question 9

What is mutual trust?

Answer 9

Shared confidence between CDRs, subordinates, and partners

Question 10

How is trust gained or lost?

Answer 10

Through everyday actions more than grand or occasional gestures

Question 11

Where does mutual trust come from?

Answer 11

Successfully Shared experiences and training

Question 12

What is unity of effort and trust?

Answer 12

Shared understanding and purpose

Question 13

How do CDRs and staffs actively build and maintain shared understanding within the force?

Answer 13

By maintaining collaboration and dialogue throughout the operations process

Question 14

Why do CDRs use collaboration?

Answer 14

To establish human connections, build trust, and create and maintain shared understanding and purpose

Question 15

What is discipled initiative?

Answer 15

Action in the absence of orders, when existing or no longer fit the situation, or when threats arise

Question 16

When can CDRs or Soldiers deviate from lawful orders?

Answer 16

When they are unlawful, needlessly risk lives of soldiers, or no longer fit the situation

Question 17

What are mission orders?

Answer 17

Directives that emphasize to subordinates the results to be attained, not how they achieve them

Question 18

What is prudent risk?

Answer 18

A deliberate exposure to potential injury or loss when the CDR judges the situation in terms of mission accomplishment as worth the cost

Question 19

What is command?

Answer 19

The authority that a CDR is the armed forces lawfully exercises over subordinates by virtue of rank or assignment

Question 20

What is the art of command?

Answer 20

The creative and skillful exercise of authority through timely decision making and leadership

Question 21

What is leadership?

Answer 21

The process of influencing by providing purpose, direction and motivation to accomplish the mission and improve the organization

Question 22

What is authority?

Answer 22

The delegated power to Judge, act, or command

Question 23

How can CDRs earn respect and trust?

Answer 23

By upholding laws and values, applying leadership principles, and demonstrating tactical and technical expertise

Question 24

What is control?

Answer 24

The regulation of forces and war fighting functions to accomplish the mission in accordance with the CDRs intent

Question 25

What does the science of control consist of?

Answer 25

Systems and procedures used to improve the commanders understanding and support accomplishing missions

Question 26

What is communication?

Answer 26

The means through which CDRs exercise immediate and personal control over their forces

Question 27

What does communicate build?

Answer 27

Trust
Cooperation
Cohesion
And shared understanding

Question 28

What is structure?

Answer 28

A defined organization that establishes relationships and guides interactions among elements

Question 29

What is the mission command war fighting function?

Answer 29

Related tasks and systems that develop and integrate those activities enabling a CDR to balance command and control in order to integrate the war fighting functions

Question 30

What is the mission command system?

Answer 30

The arrangement of personnel, networks, information systems, facilities and equipment that enable the CDR to conduct operations

Question 31

What personnel are key personnel dedicated to mission command?

Answer 31

Seconds in command
Csm
Staff

Question 32

What is the general definition of network?

Answer 32

A grouping of people or things interconnected for a purpose

Question 33

What is an information system?

Answer 33

System consist of equipment that collects processes, stores, displays and disseminates information

Question 34

What is the purpose of processes and procedures?

Answer 34

Govern actions within a mission command system to make it more effective and efficient

Question 35

What is a process?

Answer 35

Series of actions directed to an end state

Question 36

What is procedures?

Answer 36

Detailed steps often used by staffs that describe how perform specific tasks to achieve the desired end state

Question 37

What does facilities and equipment include?

Answer 37

A structure or location that provides a work environment as shelter for personnel with the mission command system

Question 38

What are some examples of equipment needed to sustain a mission command system?

Answer 38

Vehicles, generators, lighting