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Mission Command Between Theory and Practice: The Case of the IDF

Mission command (or Auftragstaktik) is considered today the command philosophy best suited for war and military operations.This philosophy was originally developed by the Prussians as a means of countering the effects of “friction” in war. It is endorsed today by modern militaries as a cornerstone in their command and control doctrine. The practice of this philosophy is hindered, however, by a myriad of sociological, organizational and technological constraints that characterize today’s military operations. These reasons may limit or render mission command inapplicable despite its historical proven value.