By Kenneth A. Merrick
Окраска и опознавательные знаки самолётов Люфтваффе 1939-1945
The colors and markings worn through Luftwaffe plane have lengthy supplied a wealthy resource for exploration
by historian and modeller alike. the cause of the common fascination thats this topic holds
is as tricky to outline because it is to untangle the net of truths and part truths which attend it.
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Overlapping Training Responsibilities TRAIN ALL ELEMENTS TO BE PROFICIENT ON THEIR MISSION ESSENTIAL TASKS 2-31. Commanders must integrate and train to Army standard all BOS, within and supporting their command, on their selected mission essential tasks. An important requirement for all leaders is to project training plans 2-11 FM 7-0 (FM 25-100) _____________________________________________________________________ far enough into the future and to coordinate resources with sufficient lead time.
Mobility/Counter-mobility/Survivability. Mobility operations preserve the freedom of maneuver for friendly forces. Mobility missions include breaching obstacles, increasing battlefield circulation, improving or building roads, providing bridge and raft support, and identifying routes around contaminated areas. Counter-mobility denies mobility to enemy forces. Survivability operations protect friendly forces from the effects of enemy weapon systems and from natural occurrences. Nuclear, biological, and chemical defense measures are essential survivability tasks.
TRAIN ONE ECHELON BELOW AND EVALUATE TWO ECHELONS BELOW 2-29. Commanders are responsible for training their own unit and one echelon below. Commanders evaluate units two echelons below. For example, brigade commanders train battalions and evaluate companies; battalion commanders train companies and evaluate platoons. 2-10 ________________________________________________________________ Battle Focused Training REQUIRE SUBORDINATES TO UNDERSTAND AND PERFORM THEIR ROLES IN TRAINING 2-30. Since good training results from leader involvement, one of the commander's principal roles in training is to teach subordinate trainers how to train and how to fight.