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Initial Entry Training Professional Military Education Initial Entry Training NCO Support Channel

References FM 7-21.13 The Soldier’s Guide

NCO Support Channel Parallels and reinforces the chain of command Supports commissioned and warrant officers Must operate effectively.

NCO Support Channel Begins with command sergeant major Through first sergeants Ends with team leaders.

NCO Support Channel Exchange information Provide reports Issue instructions, directive in nature

NCO Support Channel Accomplish activities in accordance with policies and directives Execute established policies, procedures, and standards

NCO Support Channel Regards performance, training, appearance, and conduct of enlisted personnel Power rests with the chain of command

NCO Support Channel Connection with chain of command is senior NCO. Orders issued through chain of command Senior NCOs issue implementing instructions

NCO Support Channel 1SG and CSM not part of formal chain of command Leaders should consult them on enlisted soldier matters and individual training

NCO Support Channel Successful leaders have good relationships with their senior NCOs Senior NCOs have experience in completing missions and dealing with enlisted soldier issues

NCO Support Channel Senior NCOs can monitor organizational activities at all levels Senior NCOs can take corrective action to keep organization within commander’s intent

NCO Support Channel Senior NCOs can report situations that require the attention of officer leadership Positive relationship between officers and NCOs creates conditions for success.

NCO Support Channel Assists chain of command: Transmitting, instilling and ensuring VDF ethics Planning and conducting day-to-day operations Training enlisted soldiers in their MOS

NCO Support Channel Assists chain of command: Training soldiers in basic skills and attributes Teaching soldiers history military customs and courtesies

NCO Support Channel Assists chain of command: Teaching soldiers the mission of the unit Developing individual training programs to support the mission.

NCO Support Channel Assists chain of command: Accounting for and maintaining equipment Administrating NCO professional development and training programs

NCO Support Channel Assists chain of command: Achieving and maintaining VDF values. Advising commander on rewards and punishment for enlisted soldiers

NCO Support Channel Use the chain of command or the NCO support channel (as appropriate) to help solve problems, whether small or large.

NCO Support Channel Chain of command and NCO support channel provide the means to communicate a problem, suggestion, complaint or commendation to leaders who need to know.

Initial Entry Training Professional Military Education Initial Entry Training Case Studies and Discussion