OBC, Leadership for the Airland BattleThe Institute, 1985 |
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accomplish active listening Advance Sheet SECTION assigned BASIC COURSE LEADERSHIP battalion behavior boss chain of command classroom environment cohesion combat communication company commander complete conduct CORE CURRICULUM OBC counselor COURSE LEADERSHIP CORE course of action CPT Wallis CURRICULUM OBC LCC decision decisionmaking develop discipline discussion duty effective equipment ethical evaluation example feel Given a classroom goals I-Message identify implement individual instruction INTRODUCTION AND TASKS Lai massacre law of war LEADERSHIP CORE CURRICULUM LEADERSHIP Lesson LEARNING OBJECTIVES lieutenant LT Jones maintenance Military Leadership mission motivation NCOs OBCMPE OFFICER BASIC COURSE operations order Opord organization performance personnel platoon leader platoon sergeant problem professional PSG Rock questions responsibility role Sergeant Fox situation skills soldiers specific SPETSNAZ squad leaders Staff standards Standing Operating Procedures student subordinates supervision techniques tell things unit Vietnam war crimes
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