
FM 6-0 Commander and Staff Organization and Operations is a field manual published by the United States Army in May 2014. It provides guidance for commanders and staffs in the planning, preparation, execution, and assessment of operations. It also provides guidance for the development of the staff and the synchronization of staff operations. The manual is organized into five chapters. Chapter 1 provides an overview of the Army’s command and staff organization and operations. It discusses the roles and responsibilities of commanders and staffs, the principles of mission command, and the fundamentals of staff operations. Chapter 2 discusses the planning process and the development of plans. It covers the development of the commander’s intent, the development of the operations order, and the development of the operations plan. Chapter 3 discusses the preparation process and the development of the staff. It covers the development of the staff, the development of the staff organization, and the development of the staff synchronization matrix. Chapter 4 discusses the execution process and the synchronization of staff operations. It covers the synchronization of staff operations, the synchronization of the operations process, and the synchronization of the operations order. Chapter 5 discusses the assessment process and the development of the after-action review. It covers the development of the after-action review, the development of the lessons learned, and the development of the corrective actions.
By United States Army · First published 2014 · Genre: Military Science, Non-Fiction, Reference · 28 chapters · 113,346 words
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FM 6-0 Commander and Staff Organization and Operations, May 2014 is listed on Textopian as an article by United States Army, dated 2014 CE.
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military · operations · command · staff · organization · leadership · tactics · strategy · planning · communication · coordination · decision-making