Operational design; operational design provides a blueprint for plan development

Article Abstract:

A Marine Corps commander makes use of operational design to communicate a decision to higher command, as well as to subordinates. The success of a specific mission may also be measured by comparing the results with the initial operational design.

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The common operational picture; it is important that everyone 'sees' the same battlefield

Article Abstract:

The US Marine Corps makes use of a 'common operational picture' in order to communicate to all concerned the elements of an operation or mission. The problems and procedures inherent in establishing a common operational picture are discussed.

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Knowledge; knowing what to do, when to do it, and with what weapons is crucial

Article Abstract:

The terms 'knowledge, and 'knowledge-based' are widely used, but little has been done to define them. It is important to agree on knowledge standards, and then to apply those standards to information and data.

Usage, Information services, Public opinion, Knowledge-based systems, Military art and science, Military science

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