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[Star Wars] In SW canon, were Jedi taught military tactics at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant? Was there a reason why Jedi’s are automatically in charge of the clone troopers in the field of battle?

I was watching the old 5 min Clone Wars shorts from the early 2k, and Palpatine suggests Anakin lead a flight squadron into battle... 

Now I know why Palpatine wants Anakin to do it... but pretending that we don’t know who Palpatine really is (and his personal motives) for a moment; what makes Anakin or Kenobi or Fisto or the majority of the Jedi, more capable of leading an attack over a Clone commander who’s been specifically grown and trained since birth to be a military man? 


Anakin’s reasoning to Kenobi for justifying Palpatine’s decision to take the lead is that “he’s the best pilot in the republic”.. but does being “the best pilot” make you the best leader? Does the force help guide your decisions when planning military strategy?
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Because the Jedi were the Peacekeepers of the Republic before the Clone Wars. They were specifically trained to take command of local planetary defense forces to deal with pirates and other hostiles that were too much for said defense forces in the first place. 

More importantly, the Jedi were literal force multipliers, using the Force to enhance the troops other them to perform better and fight against odds that would have destroyed regular troops.