The battle captain is an integral position within a combat operations center (COC) and can play a major role in the effectiveness and efficiency of the COC. To employ the position consistently within the Marine Corps, the organization must agree on a baseline definition and expectation of the position. The doctrinal definition lends itself to this end, but because of the infancy of the concept many Marine Corps units have taken freedom in defining and employing the position. Moreover, no Marine Corps 'battle captain' training program currently exists. For the Marine Corps to have universal 'buy in' for and employment of the battle captain concept, it must improve the way it selects, trains, and employs its battle captains.
Battle Captain Revisited
2005
13 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Military Sciences , Personnel Management, Labor Relations & Manpower , Job Training & Career Development , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Personnel selection , Battle management , Combat information centers , Marine corps training , Marine corps personnel , Billets(Personnel) , Standardization , Situational awareness , Officer personnel , Qualifications , Command and control systems , Monitoring , Skills , Information exchange , Decision making , Combat operations centers , Battle captains , Senior watch officers , Information managers , Information management
Captain JOHN NARBROUGH and the BATTLE of SOLEBAY
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