LET 3 JLAB material

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JROTC Army commanders get their authority from

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The laws governing the Army

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The supervises and coordinates staff to prevent overlapping efforts and ensure that the commander's goals are met.

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Executive officer

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Commanders and staff officers frequently hold conferences. Conferences can replace the need for

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Inspections

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Coordinating officers are the principal staff assistants to the commander and each specializes in an S-1 through S-5 (or a combined) function.

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Coordinating staff

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Command channels transmit all orders and instructions to subordinate units.

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Command

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Commanders can delegate authority and responsibilities to their subordinates.

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True

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You are a member of the battalion staff. Your job is to direct, coordinate, and supervise the coordinating and special staffs, and to support the commander's personal staff if needed.

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The battalion executive officer

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Battalions are the highest level at which the U.S. Army authorizes a staff.

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False

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Authority that a commander lawfully exercises over subordinates by virtue of rank or assignment.

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Command

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The two channels of information within a command.

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Command channels and staff channels