TC 6-0.2 — Training The Command And Control Warfighting Function For Battalions And Brigades
TC 6-0.2 governs command and control warfighting function training for Army battalions and brigades.
- Publication number: TC 6-0.2
- Title: TRAINING THE COMMAND AND CONTROL WARFIGHTING FUNCTION FOR BATTALIONS AND BRIGADES
- Date: 07/30/2025
- Proponent: T2COM
- Status: ACTIVE
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It presents commander, staff, command post, and digital crew training tables for battalions and brigades. It also covers training management, large-scale combat operations and multidomain considerations, battle rhythm training, training resources, and quick references.
Topics covered
- Command and control warfighting function training
- Battalion commander training tables
- Brigade staff training tables
- Command post certification
- Digital crew training
- Military decision-making process
- Common operational picture
- Operations synchronization
Questions and answers
What must commanders do with approved and scheduled training?
As a key part of final training event preparations, commanders aggressively protect approved and scheduled training from subsequent changes and unprogrammed training distracters.
What does the Army require for leaders conducting training events?
The Army develops leaders as part of every training event and ensures all training is led by trained and certified leaders.
What is the primary tool for providing feedback during training?
An AAR is the primary tool for providing feedback. (paragraph 1-74)
How do commanders evaluate the battle rhythm during a training event?
Commanders evaluate the functionality of the battle rhythm throughout the event making changes or adjustments as needed. (paragraph 1-73)
What must each command post do in the training tables?
Each command post should successfully perform the tasks in each table. (paragraph 1-612)