ATP-5-0-2-1 Staff Reference Guide Volume 1 Download

07 December 2020 ATP 5-0.2-1 303 Appendix I Command and Control Planning Factors This appendix provides a variety of planning factors for the command and control warfighting function. It includes topics such as command and support relationships, tactical mission tasks, and electromagnetic warfare. COMMAND AND SUPPORT RELATIONSHIPS I-1. This section covers various command and support relationships and associated responsibilities. At different times, U.S. forces can find themselves in these varied relationships with regard to their higher headquarters. U.S. ARMY COMMAND RELATIONSHIPS I-2. Table I-1 on pages 303–304 shows U.S. Army command relationships. Table I-1. U.S. Army command relationships FM 6-0 If relation- ship is— Then inherent responsibilities are— Have command relationship with— May be task-organized by— 1 Unless modified, ADCON responsibility goes through— Are assigned position or AO by— Provide liaison to— Establish/maintain communications with— Have priorities established by— Can impose on gained unit further command or support relationship of— Organic All organic forces organized with the HQ Organic HQ Army HQ specified in organizing document Organic HQ N/A N/A Organic HQ Attached; OPCON; TACON; GS; GSR; R; DS Assigned Gaining unit Gaining HQ Gaining Army HQ OPCON Chain of command As required by OPCON As required by OPCON ASCC or Service- assigned HQ As required by OPCON HQ Attached Gaining unit Gaining unit Gaining Army HQ Gaining unit As required by gaining unit Unit to which attached Gaining unit Attached; OPCON; TACON; GS; GSR; R; DS