MS312

Applied Leadership in Small Unit Operations is a comprehensive study and application of light infantry patrolling operations. Leadership techniques while gaining a comprehensive understanding of the mission and organization of combat and reconnaissance patrols and the methods utilized by effective combat leaders. Explores historical examples to illustrate the critical importance of dynamic leadership. Activities used to demonstrate an understanding of problem solving processes of the Army, fully integrating leadership, technical knowledge, and applying doctrinally sound tactics while conducting full-spectrum operations at the platoon level. Students must enroll in MS 312 LL1. 2 Leadership Lab hours and 3 Physical Training hours weekly. 3 Lecture hours. Prerequisite: MS 311 or equivalent.