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FM/BP-866 · v1.01
Authority on Doctrine Change
- Code
- FM/BP-866
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- Policy
- Version
- v1.01 1yr ago
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- LtCol James 11 Mar 2025
- Last material change
- v1.00 Addition of new unit wide guiding philosophies.
3 words added, 7 words removed.
v1.00
Ultimate Authority: Central Command holds the ultimate authority to approve, modify, or reject changes to UNITAF doctrine. They assess whether proposed changes align with the Unit Doctrine Philosophy and the overall goals of the unit.
Delegated Authority: Central Command delegates the practical application and interpretation of doctrine principles to Training Command and it's staff and contributors. These groups are expected to develop a deep understanding of UNITAF doctrine, guiding the change process and ensuring proposals align with the unit's philosophy. Central Command's final approval is intended to be a confirmation of this process working effectively.
v1.01
Ultimate Authority: [[611]] holds the ultimate authority to approve, modify, or reject changes to UNITAF doctrine. They assess whether proposed changes align with the [[G170]] and the overall goals of the unit.
Delegated Authority: Central Command delegates the practical application and interpretation of doctrine principles to [[615]] and it's staff and contributors. These groups are expected to develop a deep understanding of UNITAF doctrine, guiding the change process and ensuring proposals align with the unit's philosophy. Central Command's final approval is intended to be a confirmation of this process working effectively.
Ultimate Authority: Central Command [[611]] holds the ultimate authority to approve, modify, or reject changes to UNITAF doctrine. They assess whether proposed changes align with the Unit Doctrine Philosophy [[G170]] and the overall goals of the unit.
Delegated Authority: Central Command delegates the practical application and interpretation of doctrine principles to Training Command [[615]] and it's staff and contributors. These groups are expected to develop a deep understanding of UNITAF doctrine, guiding the change process and ensuring proposals align with the unit's philosophy. Central Command's final approval is intended to be a confirmation of this process working effectively.
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