How the Germany 6th Army in Stalingard in WWII use mission command

Introduction: Must have a thesis

Body: Mission Command (What: Defines what it means, Why: asks why is it important, How: Provide an example using the case study )

Sub-topic: Seven Principles of Mission Command (use any of the 3 to discuss using the case study for examples)

Competence

Mutual Trust

Shared Understanding

Commanders intent

Mission Order

Disciplined Initiative

Risk Acceptance

2nd Level One Heading: Command and Control (What: Defines what it means, why: asks why is it important, How: Provide an example using the case study).

Command elements are: Authority, responsibility, decision making, and leadership

Control elements are: Direction, Feedback, information, and communication

Sub-topic: The Art and Science of Command and Control (What: Defines what it means, why: asks why is it important, How: Provide an example using the Case Study).

Sub-topic: Command and Control Warfighting Functions (What: Defines what it means, why: asks why is it important, How: Provide an example using the case study).

Conclusion:

References: (need one more additional reference military related)

Department of the Army, (2019). Mission command, command and control of army forces.

https://armypubs.army.mil/epubs/DR_pubs/DR_a/pdf/web/ARN19189_ADP_6-0_FINAL_WEB_v2.pdf

Showalter, D. (2003). Germany’s sixth army in Stalingrad in World War II. World War II Magazine, January 2003 issue.