“Unity of command is essential to success.” The US Army’s Field Service Regulations already said this in 1914. In 2011 US joint doctrine still listed unity of command among its principles. It means that all forces operate under a single commander.
“Unity of command is essential to success.” The US Army’s Field Service Regulations already said this in 1914. In 2011 US joint doctrine still listed unity of command among its principles. It means that all forces operate under a single commander.