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Reg. No. CZ.1.07/2.2.00/28.0326
Subject: Command and staff service - 8. semester Form of study: full-time Subjetc´s goals: Study of this subject is focused on theoretical understanding and practical guidance for realization phase of the combat unit command and control (C2) system in operation. Learning outcomes: Graduates of the relevant course will demonstrate:
- knowledge:
- explains the principles of the combat units command and control system and the creation of the commanders standing operating procedures during a combat planning and controlling,
- explains the operation planning and principles of the commanders military decision making process,
- describes the combat units rules of engagement (ROE),
- describes the principles of the radio procedure remembers processing principles of the planning and reporting documents at the company level,
- describes the methodology of the commanders and staffs teamwork during a combat planning phase using Information system C2 of Land Forces applications,
- presents the principles of the use of the command and control system at the company level,
- describes the using possibilities of the BVIS,
- describes the possible medical preventive measures and their impact on combat operations, the planning of a medical support at the battalion level.
- skills:
- evaluates the tactical situation, processes and transmits information to the superior level,
- uses communication and information support means at the company level,
- applies military decision-making process for the platoon and squat control,
- organizes and conducts platoon in combat in each tactical operations,
- prepares and processes combat documentation at the platoon level,
- processes and uses planning and control documents at the platoon level,
- manages a response to the IED and mine incidents,
- plans use of combat units in various tactical operations,
- manages fire support requesting procedure,
- plans and controls setting up of explosive and non- explosive barriers at the platoon level,
- manages first aid to injured persons, their extrication from vehicles,
- manages and controls building of protective structures and camouflaging.
- competences:
- plans and manages tactical operations,
- processes battle order and keeps documentations at the company and platoon level,
- serves as a unit commander CVO 11 and 12
Subject continuity: Study of the subject follows and is closely connected with subjects Field training I. and Field training II. Conditions for successful completion of the course: Semester 8 – oral exam
Basic literature: ATP-3.2.2 Command and Control of Allied Forces.
Recommended readings: - SMARTbook. The battle Staff. Plan, design, prepare, execute, assess. The Lighting Press. 2014.
- HANDbook. The battle Staff NCO. Tactics, techniques and Procedures. 2008.
- FM 7-8 Infantry Rifle Platoon and Squad. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY Washington, DC, 22 April 2014.
- FM 3-21.8 the infantry Rifle Platoon and Squad. HQ DEPARTMENT OF THE US ARMY. MARCH 2007.
- ČERNÝ, J., HRŮZA, P., JAROŠ, V. Systém velení a řízení v operacích. Brno:, 2011, 139 s. ISBN 978-80-7231-836-0
Syllabus – 8th Semester
Number in the sequence
Topics
Number of teaching hours
Method of teaching
1.
The main roles of the platoon commander and deputy commander in the battle.
2
Lecture
2.
Seminar on the Topics No. 1
2
Seminar
3.
Platoon commander tactical command post in the battle.
2
Lecture
4.
The platoon combats net radio.
2
Lecture
5.
Practice on the Topic No. 4
4
Practice
6.
Main tasks of the platoon commander during terrain REKO.
2
Lecture
7.
Practice on the Topic No. 6
2
Practice
8.
Platoon commander decision – making process. Processing of the battle order.
4
Practice
9.
The platoon commander C2 during the battle.
4
Practice
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Course objectives:
- to describe and teach to students the place, role, duties, and responsibilities of platoon commander and other platoon leaders in the fight,
- to provide a doctrinal framework on how an infantry rifle commander to command and control in fight.
Summary:
Preface
1.Platoon organization and tasks2.Platoon leaders and their responsibilities3.Responsibilities and obligations of command combat platoon in combatConclusion
Tasks list for students
References and further reading
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Course objectives:
- the main aim of this seminar is to improve students' knowledge about the place, role, duties, and responsibilities of platoon commander and other platoon leaders in the fight,,
- second aim of this one is check students of the doctrinal framework on how an infantry rifle commander to command and control in fight.
Summary:
Preface
1.Performance of individual students to specified issues:·Platoon organization and tasks·Platoon leaders and their responsibilities·Responsibilities and obligations of command combat platoon in combat2. Evaluation of performances of individual students
Conclusion
List of tasks for students
References and further reading
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Course objectives:
- to describe, how commanders of platoon organize their headquarters into command posts during the conduct of operations,
- clarify the characteristics of students tactical command and control of combat platoon commander,
- teach students to understand the location, structure and principles of moving tactical command posts of platoon.
- to provide guidelines for command post operations to include the importance of establishing standard operating procedures and an battle rhythm for the headquarter.
Summary:
Preface
1.Command Post organization2.Command Post operations3.Command post Battle Drills4.Platoon Command Post5.Platoon Command Post symbolsConclusion:
List of tasks for students
References and further reading
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Course objectives:
- ·to explain to students the basics communication system in the infantry platoon.
Summary:
Preface
1.Platoon communication2.Code words and signalConclusion:
List of tasks for students
References and further reading
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Course objectives:
- to practice of students in the knowledge of the platoon communication system in the fight,
- to improve of students in the net-radio knowledge,
- to practice of student in the ability to use the radio and keep radio-traffic.
Summary:
Preface
1.The principle of the platoon communication system2.Radio stations and their capabilities3.Establish and a connection by traffic net-radio,Conclusion
List of tasks for students
References and further reading
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Course objectives:
- explain to students when they should perform reconnaissance,
- teach students what form and what content platoon performs tactical and topographical orientation during reconnaissance with subordinates when planning and decision-making process is in full progress.
Summary:
Preface
1.Planning struggle - reconnaissance2.Topographical orientation3.Tactical orientationConclusion
List of tasks for students
References and further reading
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Course objectives:
- to practice students when they should perform reconnaissance,
- to practice students what form and what content platoon performs tactical and topographical orientation during reconnaissance with subordinates when planning and decision-making process is in full progress – in terrain.
Summary:
Preface
1.Planning struggle - reconnaissance2.Topographical orientation3.Tactical orientationConclusion
List of tasks for students
References and further reading
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Course objectives:
- to teach students about an individual steps and content of decision – making processes.
Summary:
Preface
1.Forms of decision – making processes2.The Role of Commanders and Staff during planning process3.The Military Decision-making Process (MDP)Conclusion
List of tasks for students
References and further reading
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Course objectives:
- to explain to students the concept of battle management command of the platoon and clarify them with each of the activities that applies a platoon commander in the battle,
- to teach students reporting system platoon commander during the battle management and clarify their content and form of reporting.
Summary:
Preface
1.Obligations platoon in battle management2.Proceedings fight3.Information company commander - report4.The method of labeling electronically sent reportsConclusion
Tasks list for students
References and further reading
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