LEADERSHIP KNOWLEDGE
FOUR FACTORS OF LEADERSHIP
1) The LED
2) The Leader
3) The Situation
4) Communications
FOUR LEADERSHIP INDICATORS
1) Morale
2) Esprit de Corp
3) Proficiency
4) Discipline
EIGHT TROOP LEADING PROCEDURES
1) Receive the Mission
2) Issue the Warning Order
3) Make a Tentative Plan
4) Initiate Necessary Troop Movements
5) Conduct Recon
6) Complete the Plan
7) Issue the Order
8) Supervise and Refine
WARNING ORDER
1) The Mission
2) Time of the Operation
3) Any Specific Instructions
4) Time and Place for Issuance of Completed Order
FIVE PARAGRAPHS OF THE OPERATIONS ORDER
1) Situation
a. Enemy Forces
b. Friendly Forces
c. Attachments and Detachments
2) Mission
3) Execution
a. Concept of Operation
b. Coordinating Instructions
c. Subunit Subparagraphs
4) Service Support
a. Supply
b. Transportation
c. Medical Evacuation
d. Personnel
e. Prisoners of War
5) Command and Control
a. Signal
b. Command
ACRONYMS:
STAR
S- Situation
T- Task
A- Action
R- Result
OCOKA
O- Observation and Field of Fire
C- Cover and Concealment
O- Obstacles
K- Key Terrain Features
A- Avenues of Approach
METT-T
M- Mission
E- Enemy
T- Terrain and Weather
T- Troops Available
T- Time
SALUTE
S- Size
A- Activity
L- Location
U- Unit
T- Time
E- Equipment
THE FIVE "Ss" IN HANDLING POWs:
1) Search
2) Segregate
3) Silence
4) Speed
5) Safeguard
