TC 6-0 governs training for the command and control warfighting function across battalion through corps echelons.
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TC 6-0 covers command and control systems, commander and leader roles, training tables, survivability, and training management. It addresses planning, preparing, executing, evaluating, and retraining command and control training.
Applies to: The TC 6-0 applies to the Active Army, Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States and United States Army Reserve unless otherwise stated.
The desired level of proficiency should enable them to plan, prepare, execute and assess collective C2 crawl-level training for the assignment they will most likely find themselves in after graduation. (paragraph 1-2)
Chapter 2, The Command and Control Training Tables (C2TT), divides the command and control system into four groups of Soldiers that require training proficiency: the commander, the staff, the personnel operating command posts (CPs), and the digital crew operating the command and control network.
Tables I through IV are designed to improve and enhance individual skills and establish limited collective task proficiency while the unit progresses towards exercising mission command. (paragraph 2-3)
As the staff gains basic proficiency in command and control tasks and drills, they should conduct some iterations with degraded command and control networks, degraded conditions in the electromagnetic spectrum, and/or with a degraded, denied, and disrupted space operations environment (D3SOE). (paragraph 1-114)
As commanders plan, prepare, execute, and assess training, they ensure all training is performed to Army standards, and repeated as necessary to maintain proficiency. (paragraph 1-14)