Which regulation covers Mission Command?

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Multiple Choice

Which regulation covers Mission Command?

Explanation:
Mission Command is the approach that pushes decision-making authority down to the lowest capable level, enabling fast, adaptive action aligned to the commander’s intent. The doctrine that codifies how this approach is practiced across the Army is Army Doctrine Publication 6-0, titled Mission Command. It explains the principles and practices that make Mission Command possible—mutual trust, shared understanding, clear commander's intent, disciplined initiative, mission orders, and prudent risk. The other documents mentioned cover different areas: operations and planning (which guide how missions are conducted and prepared) and Army command policy (which governs overarching rules for command but not the doctrine of Mission Command itself).

Mission Command is the approach that pushes decision-making authority down to the lowest capable level, enabling fast, adaptive action aligned to the commander’s intent. The doctrine that codifies how this approach is practiced across the Army is Army Doctrine Publication 6-0, titled Mission Command. It explains the principles and practices that make Mission Command possible—mutual trust, shared understanding, clear commander's intent, disciplined initiative, mission orders, and prudent risk. The other documents mentioned cover different areas: operations and planning (which guide how missions are conducted and prepared) and Army command policy (which governs overarching rules for command but not the doctrine of Mission Command itself).

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