Questions and Answers
What is the definition of Command?
What is the Commander's intent?
Precise and clear purpose behind tasks assigned to subordinates
What is the purpose of the chain of command?
To assist Commander's intent while caring for people on a personal level
Requesting mast allows a marine to directly talk to their ______.
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What are the Commander's responsibilities regarding mast?
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What must a marine do to request mast?
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What is the role of Executive Staff Officers?
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S-1 is responsible for ______ administration.
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S-2 is designated as the ______ Officer.
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S-3 is in charge of ______.
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What does S-4 oversee?
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What is the function of S-6?
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Study Notes
Command Definitions
- Command: Authority a commander holds over subordinates, including mission coordination and their welfare.
- Commander's Intent: A clear and precise expression of the purpose behind assigned tasks to subordinates.
Chain of Command
- Definition: The hierarchical structure of authority from top levels to the lowest levels.
- Purpose: Supports the commander's intent while prioritizing personal care.
- Characteristics: Emphasizes two-way communication and personal responsibilities.
Requesting Mast
- MCO 1700.23F: An order enabling Marines to communicate directly with their Commanding Officer (CO) for assistance or grievances.
Commander's Responsibilities (Mast)
- Mast Process: Implement the Commandant's request mast order and ensure all personnel understand the procedure.
- Follow-Up Procedures: Establish and monitor for the welfare of Marines requesting mast.
- Compliance: Ensure adherence to MCO 1700.23F and enforce disciplinary actions as necessary.
Request Mast Procedures
- Formal Submission: Marines required to submit a formal letter to request mast.
- Timeframe: Requests should not exceed one working day at each command level.
- In-Person Requests: Opportunity exists for Marines to request mast directly.
- Emergency Cases: Commanders prioritize emergency requests as needed.
Executive Staff Officers
- Role: Assist commanders in achieving mission objectives.
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Responsibilities:
- Advise commanders on specialized areas.
- Prepare, maintain, and update operational estimates.
- Manage plans and communication with subordinates.
- Process, analyze, and share information.
- Identify and address internal problems.
- Conduct internal staff organization and training.
Staff Designations
- S-1: Manpower officer focusing on manpower organization and personnel administration.
- S-2: Intelligence officer responsible for gathering and analyzing intelligence.
- S-3: Operations officer overseeing training and operational readiness.
- S-4: Responsible for logistics, including supply and maintenance management.
- S-6: Manages communications within the organization.
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