FM 3-98 Chapter 3 (Mission Command) Question and answers
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1. Commander'
s Critical Specific information identified by the commander as being essential to
Information facilitate timely decision making
Requirement
s
2. The
components of Priority intelligence requirement (PIR) and Friendly force information
CCIR require- ment (FFIR)
3. PIR an intelligence requirement that the commander and statt need to
understand the threat and other aspects of the operational
environment. They are tied to either a NAI or TAI.
4. FFIR information the commander and statt need to understand the status of
friendly
force and supporting capabilities. Identifies the information about the
mission,
troops and support available, and time available for friendly forces that
the commander considers most important
5. Why is A CCIR directly influences decision-making and facilitates the successful
CCIR
important execution of flexible military operations or decision point tactics. BCT
to the commanders prioritize and limit the number of CCIRs to focus Cavalry
Cavalry assets to support BCT operations. CCIR, and especially PIR, drives the
Squadron?
reconnaissance and security operations con- ducted by the Cavalry
Squadron and how it is conducted.
6. EEFI n is a critical aspect of a friendly operation that, if known by a threat
would subsequently compromise, lead to failure, or limit success of
the operation and therefore should be protected from enemy
detection. Not CCIR, but have the same priority. Establishes elements
of information to protect rather than elements of information to seek
or collect.
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, FM 3-98 Chapter 3 (Mission Command) Question and answers
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7. Mission Com- the Army's approach to command and control that empowers
mand
subordinate deci- sion-making and decentralized execution
appropriate to the situation
8.
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1. Commander'
s Critical Specific information identified by the commander as being essential to
Information facilitate timely decision making
Requirement
s
2. The
components of Priority intelligence requirement (PIR) and Friendly force information
CCIR require- ment (FFIR)
3. PIR an intelligence requirement that the commander and statt need to
understand the threat and other aspects of the operational
environment. They are tied to either a NAI or TAI.
4. FFIR information the commander and statt need to understand the status of
friendly
force and supporting capabilities. Identifies the information about the
mission,
troops and support available, and time available for friendly forces that
the commander considers most important
5. Why is A CCIR directly influences decision-making and facilitates the successful
CCIR
important execution of flexible military operations or decision point tactics. BCT
to the commanders prioritize and limit the number of CCIRs to focus Cavalry
Cavalry assets to support BCT operations. CCIR, and especially PIR, drives the
Squadron?
reconnaissance and security operations con- ducted by the Cavalry
Squadron and how it is conducted.
6. EEFI n is a critical aspect of a friendly operation that, if known by a threat
would subsequently compromise, lead to failure, or limit success of
the operation and therefore should be protected from enemy
detection. Not CCIR, but have the same priority. Establishes elements
of information to protect rather than elements of information to seek
or collect.
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, FM 3-98 Chapter 3 (Mission Command) Question and answers
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7. Mission Com- the Army's approach to command and control that empowers
mand
subordinate deci- sion-making and decentralized execution
appropriate to the situation
8.
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