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Military training instructors must graduate from an eight-week course where they relearn military basics and train their command voice.

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6 years enlisted in the Marine Corps & 15 years as an Army Officer (3x Battalion S3 Operations Officer/Project Manager), taught me the unequivocal value of preparatory commands. Whether marching troops from A to B as a Sergeant or writing out a detailed order & timeline for 2,500 personnel, preparatory commands/warning orders (WARNO) are essential for successful execution of the mission. As an S3 primary in 3 different organizations, one of my favorite sayings was, "A person is smart but people are stupid. if you want a group of people to do what you want, and do it well the first time, you have to dummy proof it by warning them what you plan to do in summary (express your intent, critical actions, & end state), put this in writing (Order) using simple language and specific instructions by phase, & finally provide a detailed timeline with milestones (sync matrix) that will serve as a roadmap to keep everyone aligned. In a group, humans mill around until someone gets their attention and tells them what's coming before it gets there. If it takes a few seconds for a military formation to get the drift, a civilian gaggle takes an hour." But it all starts with that WARNO, that critical preparatory command. Marines know how to march. We spend 2 weeks in boot camp just marching. Yet, without a preparatory command, even the best Marines will struggle to execute as one. If you want to execute well, you need to start off on the right foot, & you do this by always issuing preparatory commands. As a platoon leader in combat, as a good S3, as a company Commander, I learned that in order for the mission to go well, a lot depended on the quality of my initial WARNO / preparatory command. Good initial sync & great outcomes are influenced by solid preparatory commands. "In the military, orders given by a senior to a junior member are typically given in two parts: the preparatory command which is intended to ready you for action; and the command of execution which tells you when to take action." "When people know where they are supposed to go & when they are supposed to move, it is easy to get people from one place to another or to accomplish a specific task. When leaders skip the preparatory command and go to straight to the command of execution, confusion can ensue if it isn’t entirely clear what people are supposed to do. As a leader, think carefully about what you do to prepare people for action. What do you do to get their attention? Clear your throat? If you are a conductor, you might tap the sheet music stand with your baton. Or you may rise from a seated position in a meeting. The signals we give to people can have a major impact on how people react to us. Consideration of how thoughts are transferred from one person to another, especially if an action is required, can impact your success." #WARNO #Ordersprocess #Preparatorycommand #Sync #Bestbusinesspractice #PM #S3 #Projectmanagement #USMC #USA #Officership #Organizationalleadership

During Phase 2: Initial Drill Evaluation Learn the importance of DRILL for the Corps Read more at MPBOD.com/791 The Initial Drill Evaluation tests each platoon's ability to listen to the orders of its Drill Instructor at this point in training, and is a demonstration of the unit's degree of discipline and esprit de corps. Drill is used as one of the first methods of transforming these recruits from civilians into Marines, and plays a large part on their development of teamwork and unit cohesion. The object of close order drill is to teach Marines, through exercise, to obey orders immediately and in the correct manner. Close order drill is one foundation of discipline and esprit de corps. Additionally, it has long been, and remains, one of the finest methods for developing confidence and troop leadership abilities in lower-ranking Marines. Read more about training at MCRD San Diego. https://lnkd.in/gBy7Vfjm Read more about training at MCRD Parris Island. https://lnkd.in/gG7dh7cu

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In high-stress situations, such as an armed robbery, maintaining calm is crucial. 🥷 Navy SEALs employ the box breathing technique to stay composed in stressful scenarios. 📹 Watch this training module from the JSF “School of Compliance” to learn how to practice this technique yourself.

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