Results for doctrine

Levels of leadership

Direct, organizational, and strategic. The competencies stay the same at every level; the span, the time horizon, and the amount of face-to-face contact change.

Reading an Army publication number

What ADP, FM, ATP, TC, AR, DA PAM, and STP each mean, how the numbers are built, and why the difference between doctrine and policy decides how you cite it.

The Army's operational concept: multidomain operations

Multidomain operations is the Army's operational concept. It replaced unified land operations, which means a lot of study material written before 2025 is teaching a superseded framework.

The four things Army forces do: offense, defense, stability, DSCA

The four operations Army forces conduct, the subordinate types under offense and defense, and a note on the terminology that changed with the 2025 doctrine revision.

The leadership requirements model

ADP 6-22 describes what a leader must be and what a leader must do: three attributes of character, presence, and intellect, and ten competencies grouped under leads, develops, and achieves.