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GSP - 1620 SD In the FD - 1995

By: Anonymus
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 Orders and instructions are the means by which the intentions of a commander, and his directions for fulfilling them, are conveyed to his subordinates. However, whenever they are conveyed (whether verbal or written) they must be:— a. Accurate. b. As brief as is consistent with clarity. c. Clear and....

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