Command & Control as a War fighting function.

Question 1

OPORD paragraphs

Answer 1

Situation, Mission, Execution, Sustainment, Command and Signal

Question 2

What is Command and Control?

Answer 2

An established Command and Control set of systems that assist in tracking information the CDR needs to complete his task like commanding forces, driving and controlling the Ops Process, and building of Command and Control systems.

Question 3

Focal point of CMD and control?

Answer 3

It is the commander. CDR assesses situations, make decisions, and direct actions.

Question 4

How many leaves should we be training up?

Answer 4

Two

Question 5

What kind of processes would be included in CMD and control?

Answer 5

MASCAL SOP, or tactical SOP (TACSOP), and battle drills.

Question 6

What is a command post?

Answer 6

Actual CMD clubhouse. Charts on the wall, maps showing troops & trucks.

Question 7

What kind of networks run in CMD and control?

Answer 7

CPCE or the old Command post of the future (CPOF). Or a JCR or BFT.

Question 8

What are a CDRs responsibilities?

Answer 8

Leading, planning, developing, or changing mission.

Question 9

What is the CDR always doing during the operations process?

Answer 9

Assessing the planning, preparing, and execution of a mission.

Question 10

What should a CDR always be able to describe about the operations process?

Answer 10

A visualization, description, and direction of the mission.

Question 11

Command and control has 4 systems. What are they?

Answer 11

People - soldiers and Staff

Processes - MASCAL SOP, or tactical SOP (TACSOP), and battle drills

Networks - JCR, CPOF, internet

Command Posts - info, people, clubhouse