Military

    Must be written as an Executive summary.
    Write an Executive Summary. Your task is to participate in lessons within the MLC, complete your required readings, and then analyze a required case study with a directed focus using one component of the NCO common core. You will then summarize the case study. You will focus on the historical case study but will be supported by other research you conduct to support your findings. Cite at least two references. The case studies will allow you to see how the actors represented or embodied these current competencies.
    You will then summarize the case study and reflect to Army today .please 2 cite/reference per case study the Army doctrine ADRP 6-22, ADP 6-22 and the provided references.

    1. (Leadership) CHARGE OF LIGHT BRIGADE CASE STUDY (200 words)
    What in the provided case study can be applied to the NCO CCC of leadership? Support findings through the lens of current doctrine.

    2. English Writing (NCO Communications) OPERATION OVERLORD CASE STUDY
    As the Operations NCO you are to write an Executive Summary and poses this question: What is the greatest communication challenge for leaders; and, how can you as a leader measure the effectiveness of your communication skill? Support findings through the lens of current doctrine. Use the provided case study.

    3. Mission Command (NCO CCC: Leadership) THE LEADERSHIP IMPERATIVE CASE STUDY
    What is the units’ proficiency in the warfighting function, mission command. Support findings through the lens of current doctrine. Use the provided case study.

    4. Decisive Action (NCO CCC Operations) DEFENSE SUPPORT OF CIVIL AUTHORITIES CASE STUDY
    based on this question: How well was the performance in three of the warfighting functions.” Support findings through the lens of current doctrine. Use the provided case study.

    Key
    Define what is asked of you?
    Explain what it is and relate to the provided doctrines/regulations.
    Provide an example(s) and how it applies/reflects in today’s Military

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