Principle 22: Taking a consultative approach

Central Command may have final authority but they are not experts in all areas. Therefore, the relevant FM/G92 - Training Teams, members of FM/BG-615 - Training Command (TC) and all unit members play a crucial role in change management.

Training Command will:

• Assist members in formulating doctrine proposals, ensuring they are well-reasoned, clearly articulated, and aligned with FM/G170 - Part 4: Philosophy of Doctrine.
• Help evaluate the potential impact of proposed changes on their respective areas of expertise.
• Assess the practicality and enforceability of proposed changes.
• Work with the relevant Training Teams
• Maintain the totality of unit doctrine and ensure that approved changes are implemented accordingly.

Published by LtCol James on 17/03/2025 at 21:54
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Central Command may have final authority but they are not experts in all areas. Therefore, the relevant FM/G92 - Training Teams, members of FM/BG-615 - Training Command (TC) and all unit members play a crucial role in change management.

Training Command will:

• Assist members in formulating doctrine proposals, ensuring they are well-reasoned, clearly articulated, and aligned with FM/G170 - Part 4: Philosophy of Doctrine.
• Help evaluate the potential impact of proposed changes on their respective areas of expertise.
• Assess the practicality and enforceability of proposed changes.
• Work with the relevant Training Teams
• Maintain the totality of unit doctrine and ensure that approved changes are implemented accordingly.

Published by LtCol James on 17/03/2025 at 21:48
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Central Command may have final authority but they are not experts in all areas. Therefore, the relevant FM/G92 - Training Teams, members of FM/BG-615 - Training Command (TC) and all unit members play a crucial role in change management.

Training Command and its staff will:

• Assist members in formulating doctrine proposals, ensuring they are well-reasoned, clearly articulated, and aligned with FM/G170 - Part 4: Philosophy of Doctrine.
• Help evaluate the potential impact of proposed changes on their respective areas of expertise.
• Assess the practicality and enforceability of proposed changes.
• Maintain the totality of unit doctrine and ensure that approved changes are implemented accordingly.

Published by LtCol James on 17/03/2025 at 21:46
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FM/BG-611 - Central Command (CC) may have final authority but they are not experts in all areas. Therefore, the relevant FM/G92 - Training Teams, members of FM/BG-615 - Training Command (TC) and all unit members play a crucial role in change management.

• Assisting members in formulating doctrine proposals, ensuring they are well-reasoned, clearly articulated, and aligned with FM/G170 - Part 4: Philosophy of Doctrine.
• Helping evaluate the potential impact of proposed changes on their respective areas of expertise.
• Assess the practicality and enforceability of proposed changes.
• Maintain the totality of unit doctrine and ensure that approved changes are implemented accordingly.

Published by LtCol James on 17/03/2025 at 21:41
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Group Not Found may have final authority but they are not experts in all areas. Therefore, the relevant FM/G92 - Training Teams, members of Group Not Found and all unit members play a crucial role in change management.

• Assisting members in formulating doctrine proposals, ensuring they are well-reasoned, clearly articulated, and aligned with FM/G170 - Part 4: Philosophy of Doctrine.
• Helping evaluate the potential impact of proposed changes on their respective areas of expertise.
• Assess the practicality and enforceability of proposed changes.
• Maintain the totality of unit doctrine and ensure that approved changes are implemented accordingly.

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While Central Command has final authority, they are not experts in all areas. Therefore, the relevant FM/G92 - Training Teams, Training and Policy staff, Training Command and all unit members play a crucial advisory role in change management.

• Support: Assist members in formulating doctrine proposals, ensuring they are well-reasoned, clearly articulated, and aligned with FM/G170 - Part 4: Philosophy of Doctrine.
• Impact: Help evaluate the potential impact of proposed changes on their respective areas of expertise.
• Feasibility: Assess the practicality and enforceability of proposed changes.
• Documentation: Maintain the totality of unit doctrine, so ensure that approved changes are implemented accordingly.

Published by LtCol James on 11/03/2025 at 20:22
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While Central Command has final authority, they are not experts in all areas. Therefore, the relevant FM/G92 - Training Teams, Training and Policy staff, Training Command and all unit members play a crucial advisory role in change management.

• Support: They assist members in formulating doctrine proposals, ensuring they are well-reasoned, clearly articulated, and aligned with the FM/G170 - Part 4: Philosophy of Doctrine.
• Impact: They help evaluate the potential impact of proposed changes on their respective areas of expertise.
• Feasibility: They assess the practicality and enforceability of proposed changes.
• Documentation: They maintain the totality of unit doctrine, so ensure that approved changes are implemented accordingly.

Published by LtCol James on 11/03/2025 at 20:21
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While Central Command has final authority, they are not experts in all areas. Therefore, the relevant Training Teams, Training and Policy staff, Training Command and all unit members play a crucial advisory role in change management.

• Support: They assist members in formulating doctrine proposals, ensuring they are well-reasoned, clearly articulated, and aligned with the Unit Doctrine Philosophy.
• Impact: They help evaluate the potential impact of proposed changes on their respective areas of expertise.
• Feasibility: They assess the practicality and enforceability of proposed changes.
• Documentation: They maintain the totality of unit doctrine, so ensure that approved changes are implemented accordingly.

Published by LtCol James on 11/03/2025 at 13:56
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