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FM/BG-1884 · v1.00

Command and Support Relationships

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FM/BG-1884
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Cpl Ross 19 Sep 2026
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Command and Support Relationships

Command relationships define who has the authority to issue tasks to an element. Support relationships define which element receives priority from a supporting capability without necessarily transferring command.

When attaching an element or assigning support, clarify:

  • Who issues tasks
  • Who sets priorities
  • Who receives reports
  • Who provides sustainment
  • Which communications network is used
  • When the relationship begins
  • When the relationship ends
  • How the element returns to its parent formation

This is particularly important for vehicles, reconnaissance, engineers, EOD, logistics, medical support, fires, aviation and unmanned systems.