Decision-Making Process in Combat Operations
10 DECISION-MAKING PROCESS IN MILITARY COMBAT OPERATIONS relevant level(s) of the organization, with the necessary measures, means and mechanisms to deal with: y The analysis of the mission directive to establish the legal status of the conflict (e.g. international armed conflict, non-international armed conflict) and the applicability of
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