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What military document is used to provide information updates interim responses to commnad group?
The military document typically used to provide information updates and interim responses to command groups is the Situational Report (SITREP). SITREPs are concise reports that summarize current operational status, ongoing missions, and any significant developments or changes in the situation. They are essential for keeping leadership informed and facilitating timely decision-making.
What is the integration and command center of the body?
The brain is the integration and command center of the body. It processes sensory information, initiates responses, and controls various bodily functions.
WHAT document provides a command's present and future enlisted manning?
The document that provides a command's present and future enlisted manning is typically the Unit Manning Document (UMD). The UMD outlines the authorized and assigned personnel, including their ranks and positions, and helps in assessing staffing needs and planning for future personnel requirements. This document is essential for effective manpower management within military commands.
When was Military Sealift Command created?
Military Sealift Command was created in 1949.
What is the find command used for?
The find command is a means of find a "keyword" in a document.
What command displays a list of files and direcories at the command line?
document
What command allows you to jump to a specific part of a document?
The Go To Command.
Which command is used to insert text that is stored on the clipboard into a document?
The Paste command.
Is at ease a military custom?
It is not a military custom it's a military command, 'stand at ease' means to relax from the 'stand to attention' command.
What is the command that locates text in a document?
find
Which US military command delivered large amounts of the tanks vehicles and supplies needed for Operation Iraqi Freedom to staging areas in Kuwait?
Military sealift command
What is the military term for taking over command?
Change of Command.
