A commanding officer typically must possess a combination of military training, leadership experience, and relevant qualifications. This often includes a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution, completion of advanced military education such as a command and staff college, and several years of service in progressively responsible roles. Additionally, strong decision-making, strategic planning, and interpersonal skills are essential for effective leadership in command positions. Specific qualifications may vary based on the branch of service or organization.
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