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FM/BG-316 · v2.00

Operational Chain of Command (OPCOC)

Code: FM/BG-316
Kind: Guide
Version: v2.00 2yrs ago
Views: 666
Platforms: As its document
Published by: LtCol James 15 Jun 2024
Last material change: v2.00

23 words added, 78 words removed.

v1.00

~~In UNITAF Operational Chain of Command (OPCOC) is the~~ temporary ~~Chain of Command (COC) for~~ a ~~mission~~ as ~~outlined~~ by the deployments ORBAT. During missions communication flows through the OPCOC and this is also the case pre-mission (Briefing) and post-mission (De-briefing) this is an important part of the execution process because as with all elements of ~~COC, limits communication flow. For that same reason, Fireteam Leaders don’t attend Platoon Debriefings~~ and ~~Squad Leaders don’t attend Company Debriefings - in accordance with the rule of twos.~~

v2.00

In-game, a temporary command structure operates on a per-operation basis. From STARTEX to ENDEX, role always precedes rank as dictated by the Order of Battle (ORBAT) and standard operating procedures.

~~In UNITAF Operational Chain of Command (OPCOC) is the~~ In-game, a temporary ~~Chain of Command (COC) for~~ command structure operates on a ~~mission~~ per-operation basis. From STARTEX to ENDEX, role always precedes rank as ~~outlined~~ dictated by the deployments ORBAT. During missions communication flows through the OPCOC and this is also the case pre-mission (Briefing) and post-mission (De-briefing) this is an important part of the execution process because as with all elements Order of ~~COC, limits communication flow. For that same reason, Fireteam Leaders don’t attend Platoon Debriefings~~ Battle (ORBAT) and ~~Squad Leaders don’t attend Company Debriefings - in accordance with the rule of twos.~~ standard operating procedures.

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FM/G121 UNITAF Hierarchy and Structure

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