Tactical Command 99%

: A tool for small units when leaders separate from the main body, covering G oing (where), O thers (who), T ime (duration), W hat to do if they don't return, and A ctions on contact.

: Subordinates must understand the "why" of a mission, allowing them freedom of action to take initiative when the situation changes.

: Ensures all efforts for a single objective are under one responsible leader to maintain a clear vision. Tactical Command

: Orders should be concise and simple to minimize confusion during the friction of combat.

: Using METT-TC, leaders determine the E nemy's M ost L ikely C ourse O f A ction to predict their scheme of maneuver. : A tool for small units when leaders

: A continuous cycle used to estimate the situation by analyzing M ission, E nemy, T errain and Weather, T roops and Fire Support, T ime, and C ivil considerations.

: Empowering small-unit leaders to make decisions at their level increases the speed and flexibility of the force. Decision-Making in Moments of Crisis : Orders should be concise and simple to

: Recognizing that shorter available time generally increases risk and limits options.