Leading Marines - Command And Military Organization (The Command) Study Guide Graded A+

Leading Marines - Command and MilitaryOrganization (The Command) Study GuideGraded A+ 291).The authority that a commander in the armed forces lawfully exercises over subordinatesby virtue of rank or assignment. responsible for health, welfare, morale, and discipline ofassigned personnel. Ans: The Command292).Clear and concise expression of the purpose of the operation and the desired military endstate supports mission command, provides focus to the staff, and helps supporting unitsachieve mission even if it does not go as planned. Ans: Commander's Intent293).Two parts to every mission Ans: Task and Purpose294).Succession of commanding officers from a superior to a subordinate through whichcommand is exercised. Ans: Chain of Command295).Subordinates must be able to communicate with seniors. Ans: Two-Way Communication296).Marine corps order (mco) 1700.23f Ans: Request MastPaperStoc.comPage 1 of 2297).Process that preserves the right of every marine to directly seek assistance from, orcommunicate grievances to, their commanding officers. Ans: Request Mast298).1. maintain commandant's request mast program2. ensure all personnel are familiar with the program.3. establish follow up procedures.4. ensure compliance.5. exercise disciplinary actions. Ans: Commander's Request Mast Responsiblity299).1. submit a written request.2. should spend only one day at each command level.3. afford opportunity to request mast in person.4. will hear emergency cases asap Ans: Request Mast