× Inhaltsverzeichnis Command — Planning Tasks Planning tasks in commanding battles Standard procedure for leading battles Phase 0 (Observation) Phase 1 (Empowerment) Phase 2 (Planning) Phase x (Execution/Battle) Phase 4 (Analysis) Command — Planning Tasks Planning tasks in commanding battles Basic organization, planning and time allocations. Important and immediately after assuming command: Addressing leaders of groups belonging to own side. Determine when and where meetings are to be held? Determine when and where to rally the Army? Personally determine how much time I need before the battle? At the command meeting: Determine tactics/tactics and discuss with group leaders. Determining the name of the group Discuss training exercises for own side For the rallied army, prepare: Motivational speech before the battle. Explain tactics for all Explain and execute training exercises for own side Establish and instruct marching order Standard procedure for leading battles Phase 0 (Observation) Group analysis (numbers and combat power) Individual Conversations Testing of tactical components (orders, sensitivities) Phase 1 (Empowerment) Own decision to command Empowerment to command Phase 2 (Planning) Planning tactics alone or in small groups. Individual discussions with leaders of the groups Command meeting: discuss tactics and determine plan with entire command staff/group leaders. Individual discussions with key functional positions (flank/center command, liaison officers). Phase x (Execution/Battle) Start of training Line up for tactics training Explain plan Tactics training Motivational speech March line-up March Battle formation Start of battle Processual steering/logistics of the reserve Show Debriefing / Motivation / Thanks Phase 4 (Analysis) Individual discussions Command debriefing Resting Showing up at camp in the evening, telling stories, but not revealing tactics or over-celebrating → Re-entry at Phase 2 en/theoretisches/kommando_planungsaufgaben.txt Zuletzt geändert: 2022-07-08 11:45von Falke Anmelden