What FM covers operations orders?
Several publications support ADP 5-0. For detailed tactics and procedures associated with the operations process, such as the duties and responsibilities of the staff, how to conduct the military decision-making process, and formats for plans and orders, readers should refer to FM 6-0.
What does a Cssb do?
The functions of a CSSB are transportation operations (mode, terminal, and movement control), maintenance operations, supply, field services, and mission command tasks. The purpose of a function is to delineate the set of executable capabilities that an organization requires to accomplish its role.
What are the three types of staff officers Army?
The basic staff structure includes a chief of staff (COS) or executive officer (XO), and three staff groups: coordinating, special, and personal.
What is the difference between logistics and sustainment?
A: There’s a fine line between logistics and sustainment, so you’re probably hearing them being used interchangeably. Sustainment is one of seven Integrated Defense Systems market segments. It can probably best be defined as a customer need, while logistics is what we provide to meet that need.
What is the difference between sustainment and logistics?
How many ESC are in the Army?
nine ESCs
There are nine ESCs in the Army; three are active component and six are reserve. Each active component ESC is co-located with a corps. No ESC is aligned, allocated, or assigned to a TSC, nor does a TSC fulfill the staff functions for long-term planning, which were deliberately omitted when ESCs were first created.
What does Cssb stand for?
13th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion (United States)
| 13th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion (13th CSSB) | |
|---|---|
| Country | United States of America |
| Allegiance | United States Army |
| Branch | Regular Army |
| Type | Battalion |